This package provides additional BibLaTeX styles for German humanities. Its core purpose is to enable the referencing rules of the Romano-Germanic Commission (Romisch-Germanische Kommission), the department of prehistory of the German Archaeological Institute (Deutsches Archaologisches Institut), since these are referenced by most guidelines in German prehistory and medieval archaeology and serve as a kind of template. biblatex-archaeology provides verbose, numeric and author date styles as well and adaptions to specific document types like exhibition and auction catalogues.

Latino sine Flexione (or Interlingua) is a language constructed by Giuseppe Peano at the beginning of the last century. This simplified Latin is designed to be an instrument for international cooperation, especially in the academic sphere. This package provides the necessary translations to use the language within a LaTeX document. It also imports fontenc in order to be able to use ligatures and quotation marks. Finally, it offers a text in Interlingua that can be used as a dummy text: Fundamento de intelligentia.

The BibLaTeX package provides shortseries and shortjournal field, but the default styles don't use them. It also provides a mechanism to print the equivalence between short forms of fields and long fields (\printbiblist), but this mechanism does not allow mixing between different type of short fields, for example, between short forms of journal title and short forms of series titles.

This package provides a solution to these two problems. If a shortjournal field is defined, it prints it instead of the \journal field. If a shortseries field is defined, it prints it instead of the \series field. It provides a \printbibshortfields command to print a list of the sort forms of the fields. This list also includes the claves defined with the biblatex-claves package.

This collection provides additional fonts.

This collection provides support packages for Polish.

This collection includes publisher styles, theses, etc.

This collection provides support packages for German.

This is yet another thesis titlepage style.

This collection provides support for Arabic and Persian.

This collection provides support packages for French and Basque.

This collection contains packages for law, linguistics, social sciences, humanities, etc.

This collection provides support for Korean, with additional packages from collection-langcjk.

This package provides a French translation of the documentation of natbib.

This package provides a very large collection of add-on packages for LaTeX.

This citation-style covers the citation and bibliography rules of the University of Nottingham.

The package provides a simple theme, similar to some others, but designed to be attractive.

The package provides a simple and easily extensible biblography/citation style for Chinese LaTeX users, using BibLaTeX.

The class will enable the user to typeset a dissertation which adheres to the formatting guidelines of Brandeis University GSAS.

This package provides a clean and minimalist Beamer theme designed for professional and academic presentations. It separates style components into modular .sty files for flexibility and clarity.

This package provides a typical document usually contains many counters: page numbers, section numbers, itemizations, enumerations, theorems, and so on. This module provides a visual display for such counters.

This package simulates the generation of a spherical trochoid by a point on a circle rolling without sliding along the edge of another circle, but on the same sphere.

This project provides a document that discusses how to draw technical diagrams with MetaPost language. It includes over 200 illustrations created with MetaPost, complete with source code as inspiration and examples.

This is a style file for compiling basic maths formulas in Japanese using LuaLaTeX. \NewDocumentCommand allows you to specify whether the formula should be used within a sentence or on a new line.

This package provides a list of symbols/icons from an ``everyday'' context. It can literally be everything, and thus does not aim at mathematical symbols or the like. It's basically an icons portfolio.