Classical Studies

Annotated links to literature, archaeology, and associations from e-Classics.

Richard Hooker's module on the history of the sequence of events and alliances in the Peloponnesian War.

Provides Greek literature in translation, including all the main classical authors from Aesop to Thucydides.

Extensive selection of links, study guides, and articles pertaining to the ancient Near East and ancient Mediterranean worlds, as well as some public domain translations of classical texts. At Fordham.

An excerpt from the Roman History XIV.16, from the Davis translation, in which Ammianus criticizes Rome as shallow and culturally empty.

Interdisciplinary peer-reviewed electronic journal publishing articles on Greek, Roman, and Jewish novels and narrative from the ancient and Byzantine periods. Free abstracts available; articles in PDF for subscribers. Also produces the Petronian Society Newsletter.

Indexed by region, with articles on writing systems, sounds and phonetics, historical linguistics, and related study materials.

ZIP files of plain text translations of Greek and Latin writers of antiquity, as well as links to other sites about ancient civilization and literature.

Etext at Project Gutenberg.

Contents include Latin texts of the Epistulae, as well as related links. Site accompanies a doctoral thesis which will provide a commentary on book 7.

English translation of the Apologia, translated by H. E. Butler

Archives of an online journal of literature and ancient history distributed by the Università degli Studi di Torino.

Threaded, searchable text archive of the University of Louisville-sponsored scholarly discussion list on the history of the ancient Mediterranean.

A journal of humanities and the classics published by Boston University. Selected articles available in PDF format; subscription information and submission guidelines also provided.

Lists officers and links to Latin and history games.