30 components. One collection.

A self-updating rail of the works most recently brought into translation.

Works translated for the first time ever — new to the modern world.

The works closest to 100% translated, ready to read end to end.

The collection laid out along five centuries of publication.

A single featured work, rotating daily from the collection.

A dense poster grid of cover scans — the collection as a wall of books.

A wide promotional banner spotlighting one work or theme.

One embeddable card for a specific work, by id or slug.

A typeahead that searches titles, authors, and full text.

A full results list with language and DOI facets.

The collection's subjects as a tappable cloud into search.

“More like this” — companion works for any starting point.

A DOI-backed quotation with original and translation, droppable mid-article.

A rotating set of quotations drawn from across the collection.

A large display quotation for breaking up long-form articles.

Enter a work and page; get an inline, footnote, and DOI citation.

An inline reference marker that expands to the source on hover.

A browser of historical illustrations and alchemical emblems, by subject.

A full masonry wall of emblems, engravings, and diagrams.

A single illustration with its museum description, daily.

A tight mosaic of cover thumbnails as ambient texture.

A header and bibliography assembled from an author's works in the library.

Every work by one author, listed with translation status.

An A–Z directory of the authors represented in the collection.

Headline numbers: works, languages, pages translated.

A live counter of the collection size with the latest translation.

The authors with the most translated material in the collection.

The distribution of original languages, as a proportioned bar.

A paged reader for a work's OCR and translation.

Original and translation, side by side, page by page.