Diachronica — LaTeX template
John Benjamins Publishing Company (Diachronica)’s article template serves Diachronica. Start a project from it and write, compile and revise online with your co-authors.
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- Publisher
- John Benjamins Publishing Company (Diachronica)
- Template
- Diachronica (submission template)
- Document class
article(article.cls)- Licence
- article.cls: LaTeX Project Public License (installed with TeX). The sample text is John Benjamins Publishing Company (Diachronica)'s, provided for authors preparing a submission.
Already written for another journal? Bring the paper into Manulyx and convert it to Diachronica’s template in one step: the text, figures, tables and references move across, and the converted paper is compiled before it is saved.
Compiles as it stands. A project made from this starts from John Benjamins Publishing Company (Diachronica)’s own package — the manuscript, article.cls and the bibliography style that come with it — so what compiles here is what the package gives you.
This package is made for Diachronica alone. Check the journal’s own author pages for its current instructions.
Where this differs from the download.
- Note: Compile with XeLaTeX: the template sets the Junicode font with fontspec.
Questions about Diachronica
Is there a LaTeX template for Diachronica?
Yes. John Benjamins Publishing Company (Diachronica)’s article template serves Diachronica. Start a project from it on this page and write, compile and revise it online with your co-authors, free.
Which LaTeX document class does the Diachronica template use?
The article class (article.cls), which comes with the template. A project made from it compiles as it stands.
The first page, as this template compiles today.