General Sites

• Electronic Links for Classicists
• Digital Librarian's Classics Links
• Classics Collections Page--This site is maintained by University of Florida.
• Argos--Classical and Medieval sites on the Internet
• The Perseus Project at Tufts--An evolving digital library of resources for the study of the ancient world, this site now also has some resources for Renaissance scholars.
• Didaskalia--Provides background about ancient theatre, including information about modern performances.
• Diotima--Resources for the study of gender in the classics, maintained by University of Kentucky.
• Classics Archive--Provides English language translations, primarily of Greco-Roman works (some Chinese and Persian).  This site is maintained by MIT.
• Useful links--A handful of very useful links to sites useful in the study of Latin and Virgil, compiled by David Kramer at University of Texas.
• Classics Pages--Pages maintained by "Loxias," this site includes a number of links and plot quizzes over a number of classical works.
• The Latin Library--Provides many Latin texts, derived from a number of sources and not necessarily accurate enough to be used as scholarly editions.
• Ancient World Web: Main Index--Provides subject indexed links to other outstanding sites and is maintained by Julia Hayden.
• History and Civilization of Rome--Translation of an Italian site maintained by Boy's Town of Italy.  It isn't scholarly, but provides interesting narratives.
• Internet Ancient History Sourcebook--Maintained by Fordham University.
• Research in the Classics--A site maintained by University of Georgia.
• Family Trees and Study Guides--At Baylor.
• Classical Literature and Drama Resources--maintained by Cambridge University.
• Roman Ideas about Death
• Playing with Tragedy-- Conventions of Performance in Ancient Greek Theatre
• Elpenor, Home of the Greek Word
• Archaeonia: A Journey Through Ancient Greece
• Sparta Pages
• Reading Classics Gateway
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Mythology

Specific Authors

• Aesop
• Homer
• Virgil
• Ovid
• Plutarch
  • International Plutarch Society

Revised 10 May 2005

Roxanne Kent-Drury
Northern Kentucky University