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Bibliographies, Journals & Books

Organizations

Resources for Individual Authors, Regions, and Topics

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Individual Authors

• This Augustine page offers many texts in both Latin and English, selected scholarship, images, reviews, modern reflections on Augustine, and more. Compiled by Jim O'Donnell.
• The Cicero Homepage has a good chronology of Cicero's life and writings, bibliographical information organized by speech and topic, links to many of Cicero's texts on-line, and a collection of Ciceronian images. From the University of Texas at Austin Classics Department home page.
• This page for Philo of Alexandria collects links to articles, reviews, and other sites concerning Philo. The site also includes a brief biography of Philo by the page's author, Torrey Seland, Assoc. Prof. of Biblical Studies at Volda College in Norway.
• Check out Plutarch's home on the Web for images, texts, bibliography, other links, and the proof that of the major Greek authors on the Web, Plutarch rules. Here are a couple of the page's many links:
  • The International Plutarch Society
  • The Lives in Dryden's translation, from The Internet Classics Archive
• Sources for Thucydides is a collection of e-texts for the study of the historian, from the Perseus Project.

Resources for Regions of the Ancient Mediterranean

• Ancient City of Athens, a wonderful source of images free for non-profit use as well as essays and links to information about Athens. The site and its images belong to Kevin T. Glowacki and Nancy L. Klein of Indiana University's Department of Classical Studies.
• The Rome Project. An extensive collection of resources for the study of classical Rome, organized by categories such as literature, military, political, philosophy, etc. Constructed and maintained by the Dalton School.
• The Pompeii Forum Project
• A page of Etruscan links; not all are valuable but some are very interesting.
• Egyptology Homepage

Resources for Other Subjects and Topics

• The Perseus Project, an extensive collection of texts in Greek, Latin, and translation as well as many other useful tools for studying ancient Greek and Latin language, literature, and culture.
  • Texts & Translations, a good place from which to access Perseus' resources.
• Diotima, a web page for the study of women and gender in antiquity.
• Ancient Medicine/Medicina Antiqua. "A resource for the study of Greco-Roman medicine and medical thought from Mycenaean times until the fall of the Roman Empire."
• Images of Orality and Literacy in Greek Iconography of the 5th-3rd Centuries BCE. "... a growing collection of images (with some explanatory text) that may be used in studying how the Greeks conceived of their invention and assimilation of their technologies of writing."
• Dead Sea Scrolls as exhibited at the Library of Congress.
• Labyrinth: a WWW Server for Medieval Studies, sponsored by Georgetown University.
• Antique Roman Dishes, a collection of recipes for and information about ancient Roman cuisine.
• Greyhounds in ancient Greece, from the A Greyhound's Wish, Inc.