*Classics: Online Resources

Texts, images and maps for the study of the ancient world. Has expanded to include the Renaissance as well. This major site is searchable.

Reviews of current scholarly works in Classical Studies. 1990 to present. Searchable.

Latin-only web journal devoted to the study of Latin written from Antiquity to the present.

An archives containing citations (with an occasional link to an abstract or full text) to about 160 journals on Classics, Near Eastern Studies, and Religion.
Mostly from 1992 to present.

Includes short biographies of emperors, family trees of dynasties, battles, maps of the Roman Empire, and catalog of Roman coins.

Includes course materials, a searchable bibliography, translations, and links to many on-line articles, book reviews, databases, and images.

Requires Acrobat Reader to view the maps.

Links to primary texts translated into English from ancient Mesopotamia, Egypt, Persia, Israel, Greece, the Hellenistic world, Rome, the Late Antiquity and Early Christianity.

English translations of works in Greek and Latin (and some Chinese and Persian). Searchable.

About the Library of Congress collections in the Classics.

Pleiades is a scholar community created historical gazetteer that helps to connect names and places throughout the ancient world.

English translation of the 10th century Byzantine Greek historical encyclopedia of the ancient Mediterranean world. Must first register.

Based on the lecture notes of Jeremy B. Rutter, Chairman of the Classics Department. Site is searchable.