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Texts are made of words, the meaning of the words creates the text, so that understanding the words means understanding the text. This assertion may sound obvious, but it actually hides a deep truth: reaching a more exact definition of the words can help to reach a more exact meaning of the whole passage in which they occur. Hence, the need for creating tools specifically conceived to study the words and their tight connection with the texts. In the digital and internet-led era we are living in, electronic technologies have been profitably applied to the Humanities and intersect with them in the scholarly field of the Digital Humanities (DH) to such an extent that it is hard to disagree with Jerome McGann’s incisive words:

Digital Papyrological Editions and the Experience of a Lexicographical Database The Case of Medicalia Online