Hello!  My name is Chad Kieffer, and I've created a Windows 95/98/NT program that reads in German, Latin, Beta Code Greek, or SMK (e.g. Athenian font) Greek text files, and allows you to create HTML files tagged for dictionary/morphological analysis use -- similar to pages at Perseus On-line. The actual setup program for the HTML Language Converter can be downloaded located here. You can find the instructions in ten easy steps here.

This program is free. I just ask that you send me the link to any on-line pages you create with this program so that I can include it in my list of links below. I wrote this program to help students and linguists to study languages and texts. If you have problems or suggestions, you can send them to esoterix@cox-internet.com and I'll try to respond to them as time permits.

Mr. Whitaker has informed me that the pages won't work correctly if your browser's security level doesn't allow Java Scripts -- so be sure that your browser's security is set to allow Java and Java Scripts. Also, if you are trying to view the Greek text, be sure that you have a SMK or SMK-compatible font. You can find out more about it here. If you have Netscape, and it still doesn't work, then change your browser's language settings to associate a SMK font (e.g. Athenian) with Greek Language Encoding. Send me an e-mail if you have problems figuring this out. I also have written a free simple conversion program to convert between fonts, which is based on a a mapping grid that you enter for the fonts. Let me know if you want a copy, and I'll e-mail it to you after I polish it up a little bit.

Pervigilium Veneris with Translation Notes

Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis"

 Tacitus' "Germania"

Tacitus' "Annales"

My Webpage

William Whitaker's Words

Centaur Systems

Greek Font Converter

Hymns to the Old Gods

Nova Roma

Vergil Homepage

Latin and English Texts

Latin, English, German Texts

U of A's Eta Sigma Phi

My Homeric Rage Page

Esoterix Software

1999 Recipient of Perseus Award