Vergil: Some Links to Online Resources
Jim O'Hara,
UNC-Chapel Hill Classics
Department
- General:
Vergil's
Home Page
- Links, info, etc., from Joe Farrell of Penn.
The
Vergil Project
- From Joe Farrell, including info on Summer 98 NEH institute
Syllabus
for Latin 228 and 409, "Vergil's Aeneid"
- Partly-online course on V. taught by Farrell in 1995
The
Vergilian Society and the Journal Vergilius
Vergilius
Bibliography Index
Mantovano
- An Online, Ongoing Discussion of Virgil and His Influence (you
can
subscribe).
Also has lots of good links.
Virgil
in Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and Renaissance: An Online
Bibliography
- From "Mantovano" (also lists basic Vergil paperback books)
Some
Dictionaries
of Literary Theory and Related Areas
- By Lowell Edmunds of Rutgers.
Tools of the
Trade for
the Study of Roman Literature
- By Lowell Edmunds and Shirley Werner.
Links
for Augustan Age Authors(Erlangen)
Some links on rhetorical figures:
Bibliography (not just Vergil): see also other
sites:
Look
it up!
- Great search tool at Kentucky for all kinds of material in
Classics,
including
the next two bibliographic tools
TOCS-IN
Search
- Great search tool for recent articles in Classics
Gnomon:
Titelsuche
- Classics bibliographical tool; type your terms in the Alle
Felder (all
fields) box and click Suche Starten (start search). Then it may help to
know that Rez. = "a review", S. = p. (page). )
Diotima
Vergil Bibliography
(esp. Dido, Creusa, Lavinia)
A
Bibliographic Guide to Vergil's Aeneid
- Ongoing project of Prof. Shirley Werner (note new url in 2001!)
SOME
AENEID BIBLIOGRAPHY (onsite; about 4 pages long; basic, slightly
random)
GEO SOME
GEORGICS BIBLIOGRAPHY (onsite; about 8 pages long; slightly random)
BRIEF
ECLOGUES
BIBLIOGRAPHY (onsite; about 2 pages long;
slightly
random)
A
Hellenistic
Bibliography by Martijn Cuypers, University of Leiden, with a Vergil
section
Texts and translations online (of Vergil and
related
texts):
Perseus
Project Text of Vergil in English & Latin w/ Notes
- Great resource! Latin text of Vergil's Aeneid,
translations by
both
Dryden and a modern scholar, line-by-line commentary of both Servius
(Latin,
late antiquity) and Conington (19th Cent.), and info. on each Latin
form
in Vergil
Perseus
Text of the Eclogues in Latin with notes and English
translation
GEO Persus
Text of the Georgics in Latin with notes and English translation
GEO Vergil:
Aeneid and Georgics Latin Text at Rutgers
GEO The
Georgics in English online at MIT's Internet Classics Archive
The
Eclogues in English
online at MIT's Internet Classics Archive
Theocritus
Idyll 11 (Cyclops) in English at Diotima.com
Aeneid
Book 2 in Englishwith notes from Andrew Wilson incomplete, from 1419
Aeneid
Book 6 in English and Latin with vocab and notes from Andrew Wilson
Maphaeus
Vegius, "Libri XII Aeneidos Supplementum" -- virgil.org from
1428, with a link to an English translation
Maffeo
Vegio, "Supplement to the Twelfth Book of the Aeneid," as
translated
by Thomas Twyne, 1584 -- virgil.org
Pier
Candido Decembrio, "The Thirteenth Book of the Aeneid" incomplete,
from 1419
Ruaeus'
Prose Summary of Virgil's Aeneid MDCCCXXXI
Henry
Howard, Earl Of Surrey (1517?-1547) Certain Books of Virgil's
{AE}neis:
Book II (excerpts)
Aelius
Donatus, "Life of Virgil" tr. into English by David Wilson-Okamura
Latin text of Donatus, "Life
of Virgil"
DONATI COMMENTARII
VERGILIANI: COMMENTARII
IN ECLOGAS
Dryden's
Translation The Aeneid, Book 1(with links to other books)
The
Aeneid of Virgil- Dryden Translation
Text
of Servius' commentary on the Aeneid at Perseus
Commentary
on Vergil's Aeneid and Homer (at Penn, incomplete)
Forum
Romanum's great list of Latin authors available online
Silver
Muse: annotated texts etc. of passages from imperial Latin authors
THE ARGONAUTICA of Apollonius Rhodius in English
M.
TERENTIVS
VARRO RERUM RUSTICARUM DE AGRI CULTURA in Latin
Columella,
De Re Rustica in Latin
Links to images of the text of Juan Luis de la Cerda's commentary
on the Eclogues, Georgics, and Aeneid are
available on the home page
of Joe
Farrell
Georgics:
GEO Georgics
outline from website of Professor Edmund Burke of Coe College
GEO Study
questions on the Georgics, from website of Edmund Burke of Coe
College
GEO Electronic
Text and the Problem of Genre: Georgic Experiments (18th
century lit. and e-texts)
GEO BMCR
Hooley review of Jenkyns, Vergil's Experience
GEO The
Virgilian Intertext, Joseph Farrell (from Martindale?)
GEO THE
PLANTERS OF THE ENGLISH LANDSCAPE GARDEN: Botany, Trees, and the
Georgics Douglas D. Chambers (book blurb)
GEO CATO
ON FARMING De agri cultura A Critical English Translation by Andrew
Dalby
(much of this book is available online, including:
GEO Online Bibliography:
Major Roman works on farming (aka Cato Bibliography; gives dates of
sources)
Images/maps/art:
Map
of Italy showing Rome, Mantua
Three-figure relief with Orpheus,
Eurydice, and Hermes (on Perseus, from Louvre)
Pic of the papyrus containing the Prologue
to Callimachus' Aetia (click on pic to enlarge)
Callimachus, "Prologue"
to the "Aetia" Tr. Stanley Lombardo and Diane Raynor
Andean pan-pipe
. Radu Simeon on the pan-pipe!
GEO text
of Georgics in Latin archeologhia.com
scroll down on this page for woodcuts
for the Georgics
GEO Eurydice
statue
GEO pic
and brief bio of Joseph Addison d.1719, English essayist and
translator
of
Virgil's Georgics
GEO Index
of Images From Vergil MSS Vat. lat. 3225 and 3867
(scroll down for Georgics)
GEO Medieval
Manuscripts as Primary Sources, Professor Christopher Baswell
(scroll down for MODULE C: Marginalia and Rewriting Virgil's
Georgics,
with images of manuscripts)
GEO Virgil,
Georgics and Bucolics (The Palatine Virgil). In Latin, Fifth
or
sixth century (scroll down for a pic; click to enlarge)
GEO Images
of 1543 bound edition of Vergil printed in Venice
GEO Pic
and info, linden tree (used for yoke in Geo. 1, which is quoted)
GEO 1952
edition of Dryden's Georgics translation, with a pic
map
of site of rome (Aeneid 8)
map of
Aeneas'
travels
Mark Morford's Online Images
of Fall or Troy, Dido, Underworld
- From the University of Virginia (link is gone?)
Geography
of The Aeneid of Vergil, A Web Reading Lesson by Edward Krug
Barbara McManus' "images
used as springboards for discussion of specific sections of the Aeneid"
Cave
of the Sibyl also here
and here
VulcanandVenuspic
CyclopesatForgePic
Vulcanpic
Index
of Images From Vergil MSS Vat. lat. 3225 and 3867
HistoryWiz:
The Aeneid Image Gallery
bolchazy.com:
Gallery: Vergil's Aeneid 1,2,4,6,10, and 12
The
Aeneid (bronze relief) by Harry Bates, A.R.A (1885)
Virgil
reading the 'Aeneid' to Augustus and Octavia
Investigating
Bellini's Feast of the Gods
Illustrationen
der Berliner Eneit-Handschrift(list)
Illustrationen
der Berliner Eneit-Handschrift(oneofthem)
Index
of Images From Vergil MSS Vat. lat. 3225 and 3867
link is dead?
SBAAN
: Tomba di Virgilio link is dead?
Map
of ancient Rome
VROMA
images
of Caesar,
Caesar,
Caesar,
Caesar,
Caesar
on a coin, the Rubicon,
Cleopatra?,
Pompey.
Info about these images here
and here
is
VROMA's policy for image use. VROMA's Augustus
of Prima Porta, several views
of a bust of Augustus (scroll down to 43ff), McManus' images (see here
for info) including Agrippa,
Antony
and Octavia on a coin, Octavian
on a coin, Augustus
with toga and scroll, cameo
of Augustus and then another
pic of it; another cameo;
Augustus
with the "civic crown; Augustus
as pontifex, Augustus
sacrificing, busts of Augustus
and family members; Antony
and Cleopatra on a coin (more pics still here
including Livia, Caesar, Vergil etc.; see also here).
Doing a search for images at Perseus.tufts.edu
with the keyword "Augustus"
will get you links to photographs of a number of coins (34 of them) and
sculptures and buildings related to Augustus. Here
is their policy for image use.
Some pages with help on meter:
Some simple help on the hexameter:
basic
rules (this is an Aeneid handout) and practical
rules for scansion from me, and the "Silver
Muse" introduction to "epic versification" (i.e. meter)(note:
Silver Muse links seem messed up)
For a good page on the hexameter, with lots of metrical terms defined
and
illustrated, see the Skidmore page called Hexametrica.
For some basic info see also here
(hendecasyllabics, Sapphiocs, and elegiac couplet) and here
(hexameter and elegiac couplet).
Latin poetry read aloud:
Aeneid
1.195-207
Harvard
.. Recital Page (with several passages from the Aeneid)
Aeneid
- Book IV, read by Wilfried Stroh
VivaVoce
-- Roman Poetry Recited ~ Catullus, Horace, Vergil and more
Aeneid,
1.1-49 read by Robert P. Sonkowsky, University of Minnesota.
Articles and reviews (and ads for books):
Toll,
Making
Roman-ness and the Aeneid V
Eclogue
9 article in Classics Ireland 1999
Clausen,
An Interpretation of the Aeneid (selection only)
Parry,
The Two Voices of Virgil's Aeneid
Poschl,
Basic Themes
Putnam,
"TRAGIC VICTORY"
Review
of Revised Loeb of Aeneid 1-6
Bettini
Ghosts of Exile: Doubles and Nostalgia in Virgil's parva Troia (Aeneid
3.294ff.)
Becker,
Ambiguity and the Female Warrior: Vergil's Camilla
Aeneid
Book I And The Trojan War CD ROM
IPL
Online Literary Criticism (Vergil)
David
Meban abstract: Empire,
identity
and Virgil's Aeneid
John
Van Sickle provides extensive links to his published and
unpublished
work, esp. on the Eclogues
Bleisch,
"Altars Altered: The Alexandrian Tradition of Etymological Wordplay in
Aeneid 1.108-12" AJPh 119 (1998) (limited access)
Bleisch
"On Choosing a Spouse: Aeneid 7.378-84 and Callimachus' Epigram 1" AJPh
117 (1996) (limited access)
Losing
Virgil by John Herington, The New Criterion, 1996
Becker, A., "Poetry as equipment for living: a gradual reading of
Vergil's
ninth eclogue." ClassicsIreland
1999
Smith "A lock and a promise:
Myth and
Allusion in Aeneas' Farewell to Dido in Aeneid 6" Phoenix
1993
Dobbin, "Julius Caesar in Jupiter's Prophecy, Aeneid, Book 1" ClAnt
14.1 (1995) text
(PDF) and abstracts
Feldherr, "Ships of State: Aeneid 5 and Augustan Circus
Spectacle" ClAnt
14.2 (1995) text
(PDF) and abstracts
Bettini, "Ghosts of Exile: Doubles and Nostalgia in Virgils
parva
Troia (Aeneid 3.294ff.)" ClAnt 16.1 (1997) abstract/text
(PDF) for issue
Reed, J.D. "The Death of Osiris in Aeneid 12.458" AJPh
119.3 (1998) text
(PDF)
Fantham, Elaine "Fighting Words: Turnus at Bay in the Latin
Council (Aeneid
11:234-446)" AJPh 120.2 (1999) text
by subscription, PDF format
Smith, Rebekah M. "Deception and Sacrifice in Aeneid 2.1-249" AJPh
120.4 (1999) 503-523 -+- contents
and PDF texts (subscribers)
Spence, Sarah "The Polyvalence of Pallas in the Aeneid" Arethusa
32.2 (1999) 149-64 -+- text
Bleisch, Pamela R. "Nisus' Choice: Bovillae at Aeneid 9.387-8" CQ
51.1 (2001) 183-189 -+- text
(PDF)
Brucia, Margaret A. "The Double Harpalyce, Harpies, and Wordplay
at Aeneid
1.314-17" CQ 51.1 (2001) 305-308 text
(PDF)
Jacobson, Howard "Aeneid 12.391-2: Iamque Aderat Phoebo Ante
Alios Dilectus
Iapyx / Iasides" CQ 51.1 (2001) 308-309 -+- text
(PDF)
Berlin, Netta "War and Remembrance: Aenedi 12.554-60 and Aeneas'
Memory
of Troy" AJPh 119.1 (1998) 11-41 text
Dyson, Julia T. "Dido the Epicurean" ClAnt 15.2 (1996)
203-221 -+- abstract/text
(PDF)
Nicoll, W.S.M. "The Death of Turnus" CQ 51.1 (2001)
190-200 -+- text
(PDF)
Gordon, Pamela "Dido the Phaeacian: Lost Pleasures of an
Epicurean Intertext" ClAnt
17.2 (1998) 188-211 -+- text
(PDF) and abstract
Dyson,
"Fluctus Irarum, Fluctus Curarum: Lucretian Religio in the Aeneid" AJPh
118.3 (1997)
Feldherr,
"Putting Dido on the Map: Genre and Geography in Vergil's Underworld"
Arethusa
32.1 (1999)
Reed,
"A Further Note on Supplementum Hellenisticum 949: An Imitation by
Vergil?"
ZPE 106 (1995)
Rev.
of Putnam. Virgil's Epic Designs: Ekphrasis in the Aeneid
Treatments
of Furorand Ira and the End of Vergilís Aeneid
(pdf )James M. Scott
Eclogue
articleElectronic Antiquities Volume I, Number 5
Who
Is Buried in Virgil's Tomb?(NYTimesRevofLeviVirgil)
EA
review of Farrell, GEO
BMCR
Review,
S. James on R. A. Smith, Poetic Allusion and Poetic Embrace in Ovid and
Virgil
BMCR
review,
Wills on O'Hara, Vergil... Etymological Wordplay
BMCR
review,
Cambridge Companion to Virgil
BMCR
review,
Thomas, Virgil and the Augustan Reception
BMCR
review,
Thomas, Reading Virgil and His Texts
BMCR
review,
Horsfall, Virgil, Aeneid 7: A Commentary
BMCR
review,
O'Hara on Philip Hardie, Virgil: Aeneid, Book IX
BMCR
review:
Farrell on O'Hara, Death and Optimistic Prophecy
BMCR
review:
Schmit-Neuerburg, Vergils Aeneis und die antike Homerexegese
BMCR
review:
Spence (ed.), Poets and Critics Read Virgil
BMCR
review:
Quinn (ed.), Why Vergil? A Collection of Interpretations
BMCR
review:
Brenk, Clothed in Purple Light: Studies in Vergil and in Latin
Literature
BMCR
review:
Schindler, Untersuchungen zu den Gleichnissen im römischen
Lehrgedicht
(Lucrez, Vergil, Manilius)
BMCR
review:
Jenkyns, Virgil's Experience
BMCR
review:
MacCormack, Shadows of Poetry. Vergil in the Mind of Augustine
BMCR
review:
Wifstrand-Schiebe, Vergil und die Tradition von den römischen
Urkönigen
BMCR
review:
Petrini, The Child and the Hero: Coming of Age in Catullus and Vergil
BMCR
review:
Baswell, Virgil in Medieval England. second review
BMCR review s pre-1996?
Classics
Ireland rev
of The Cambridge Companion to Virgil ed. C. Martindale
Virgil
Levi ch 1
Siegel:
abstract of paper on Virgil's Aeneid IV and Ovid's Procne
Ancient
History Bulletin 2, 1988: Vergil's 'Messiah', Leonard A. Curchin
Bookblurb:
Reading Dido: Gender, Textuality, and the Medieval Aeneid
Notes/outlines/study questions (mostly for
undergraduates):
Course websites:
Vergil
Class, Fall 1999
Syllabus
for Latin 228 and 409, "Vergil's Aeneid"
www.missouriVergilbibliogrpahy-brief
Latin
312K, Vergil's Aeneid/David Cramer
courseonepicF98.html
Virgil
brief bibliography
Epic
& Empire: course Bibliography
Classics
at Carthage: Augustus
TrojanWarCourseHome
Page
LAT213
Wesleyan-Vergil
Classics
at Carthage: Vergil
cl420.html
(good stuff at a Roman epic course at Middlebury C.)
Joe Farrell's page
on Aeneas' visit to Cumae, including images, map and info
Age of Augustus:
Augustan
Age links
Roman
Emperors - DIR--De Imperatoribus Romanis Roman History Roman Roman
Empire
Imperator Basileus De Imperatoribus Romanis
The
Julius Caesar Site
Augustus:
Testimonia, Univ. of Saskatchewan
Augustus,
University of Saskatchewan
Augustan
Bibliography
David Potter's
Augustus
lecture notes and links no longer
online ????
The
Julius Caesar Site
Augustus:
Testimonia, Univ. of Saskatchewan a few passages on
Augustus
from Seneca, Suetonius, Tacitus
Augustan
Studies page of Eric Kondratieff with timeline
Augustus,
University of Saskatchewan nice 10-15 page summary of events
of the years 44-31
Course pages or handouts on
Augustus:
C. Mackay,
Alberta (cf. also p. 2 and 3)
Forum
Romanum
Text
of Dio Cassius in English Book 45 is here
Augustus
links on "Mantovano": links to Porter on the Rise of Augustus;
Silverman
on the transition from Republic to Empire, with an introduction to the
primary sources as well as current historiography; Ong on the
formation
of the second triumvirate, Antony vs. Octavian, the constitutional
position
of Augustus, his social reforms, and the second half of his principate
Primary
sources on "Mantovano": primary sources in English and sometimes
Latin,
such as Augustus's Res Gestae, Plutarch's Life of Marc Antony, a pic of
Augustus' Mausoleum, the Latin text of a letter from Augustus to his
son
Gaius, a biography of Augustus by Nicolaus of Damascus, Suetonius' Life
of Augustus, Tacitus' comments on Augustus and the end of the Republic,
English translations of Augustan legislation on marriage, procreation,
and adultery.
The Background
page for Augustus on
"Mantovano" has links to Mayes on the Roman Kalendar, Fox's
genealogical
guide to the Julio-Claudians, Morford's page of photos and site plans,
with commentary, of the Augustan mausoleum complex, the Ara Pacis, the
Prima Porta statue of Augustus, and the Gemma Augustea, Paola's Visual
Compendium of Roman Emperors (portrait coins and sculpture);
Renauld's
pics of Portrait busts of Augustus and Agrippa; labeled details from
the
Ara Pacis Augustæ, Andrus-Walck's pics of and and info on the
Prima
Porta statue of Augustus, the Ara Pacis Augustæ, and the Theater
of Marcellus.
Julius
Caesar on the "Mantovano" home page: Primary
sources,
background and images, modern essays and historical fiction on
Octavian's
adoptive father.
John Paul Adams' Augustus
page with info and essays: dates in the life of Augustus, a page
on the personal, religious, magisterial, and political responsibilities
of the princeps, brief descriptions of "Building
Projects in Rome in Augustus' Time," "Some Augustan
Legislation,"
"Augustus' Illnesses," "Conspiracies against Augustus"
Garrett G. Fagan has an Introductory
essay on Augustus, with bibliography and guide to ancient sources.
From De imperatoribus romanis: An Online Encyclopedia of Roman
Emperors.
The same source also has an essay on Augustus by Nina
C. Coppolino
Rome:
Republic
to Empire Pages of Barbara F. McManus of The College of New
Rochelle;
links to her pages on Roman
Slavery and the Rebellion of Spartacus, Julius
Caesar, Antony,
Octavian, and Cleopatra: (the end of the Roman Republic; our
course!); Augustus
and Tiberius (the beginnings of the Roman Empire), Caligula, Roman
Names, Roman
Republican Government, Roman
Social Classes and Political Factions of the Late Republic
Fiction About Ancient Rome and esp. the
Augustan Age:
The Fictional
Rome Home
Page developed by Louis M. Seigal, Leslie Phillips & Fred
Mench,
and housed at supported by the Richard Stockton College of New
Jersey.
Searchable Database; Authors & Reviews; Essays; Glossary of Latin
words
used in novels; Information on Historical Figures; Reference Works on
Historical
Fiction; Timeline; Discussion; Web Rings; Links.
John Williams, Augustus : Amazon
blurb
Texts of Shakespeare's Julius
Caesar and Antony
and Cleopatra are available online
Alan
Massie,
Augustus (1987) Amazon.com
blurb
Stephen
Saylor
has written several mystery novels set in Cicero's Rome. Here's
the "Roman
Fiction" page. Saylor's 1999 novel Rubicon
is set in 49 BCE at the start of the war between Caesar and Pompey, and
the next one, Last Seen in Massilia, is set later in 49 (Amazon
blurb). (And there have been one or two more recently)
Hermann Broch's 1945 "The
Death of Virgil"; see the "Roman
Fiction" page for this bold novel, which was begun while the author
was imprisoned in a German concentration camp, and which presents
stream
of consciousness remembrances from Vergil's last 18 hours of life
I,
Claudius, and Claudius
the God, the novels by Robert Graves, the first made into a great Masterpiece
Theater series on PBS, available in VHS
and DVD
. Lots of info here
; here's the "Roman
Fiction" page for Graves.
Novels about Ovid I: Christoph Ransmayr, The Last World: A Novel
with an
Ovidian Repertory (1990); see the "Roman
Fiction" page , which calls it a "metaphysical thriller" in which
"a
young admirer goes in search of the exiled poet ... in the remote Black
Sea town of Toni ... [and] finds in the rust-corroded town an ominous
scene
suffused with and dominated by Ovidian mythology, a transformed place
where
the ancient world meets the 20th century.
Novels about Ovid II: David Malouf, An
Imaginary Life; "Roman
fiction" page Also Ovid in exile.
Novels about Ovid III: The
Love-Artist, by Jane Alison (Farrar, Straus &Giroux 2001).
Again
Ovid in exile, this time inspired by a woman named Xenia to write his
"Medea". Thornton Wilder, The
Ides of March
Xena,
Antony, and Cleopatra episode-guide with link to script of "Xena"
episode;
slightly different version of events (X. disguised as Cleo., woos then
kills MA). Other episodes that seem to (I haven't seen them) have
Caesar or other Romans: Rome,
Ides
other neat stuff:
Bob Dylan
and Aeneid
6.853 (see lines 28-30 of the song, and the footnote) audio
sample of the start of the song here
Carl
Yastrzemski and the Augustus of Prima Porta
Music from Dido &
Aeneas
Aeneid
Corp. Buys InGenius Technologies
President
Bush regales dinner guest with his thoughts on the Eclogues and
Georgics (Onion satire now a pay site)
John
Van Sickle on virgil bucolics georgics aeneid
aeneid1.164-165:
an attempt to present evidence from an older commentary
Virgil/Vergil
: BOOK of BUCOLICS : Sicelidas
Virgil's
Aeneid Literary Deck (onlinediscussion)
SCENARIO
for Radio-Drama: Aeneid Book I
Latin
202 Meters (hendec's, elegy, hexameter)
Aeneid
Translations of Vergil's Aeneid IV.1-14:From 1554 to 1983
Aeneid,
The (audiobooksonline)
(Vergilian
scholar)YasminSyed
(Vergilian
scholar)ChristinePerkell
(Vergilian
scholar)J.Farrell
(Vergilian
scholar) Julia Taussig Dyson's Home Page
(Vergilian
scholar) KarlGalinsky
(Vergilian
scholar)FrancisCairns
www.hoocher.Figures
of Speech
"The
Vergilian Century" Conference (11/2000) Home Page
Welcome
to AP Latin
A
Dido page (not what you think! : ^ ) ) Another
Dido page like that one :
^ )
"Random
Homer
Quote" (not what you think! :
^ ) )
Evander here
;
Different version (!) of Antony
and Cleopatra ; cf. also on Rome,
and IdesofMarch
The Mighty Hercules
Other
Epic Links (not
updated for a while)-
General Classical Studies:
- Perseus
Project Great
online material on Greek & Roman stuff: texts in Greek, Latin &
English, pics of vases etc., historical and mythological background.
- Diotima:
Women & Gender in the Ancient World (lots of info: links, pics,
bibliog., some texts)
- Ovid:
Metamorphoses ( set of links on a page at Reed College)
- Diotima
Anthology of Translated Materials
- Tech
Classics Archive (Eng trans)
- The
Romulus Project: An Electronic Library of Latin Literature With Virtual
Commentary
- CLASSICS
List (an internet discussion list; sometimes useful & fun)
-
Other sites for Classics Resources in general:
(not updated for a while)
- Missouri
Classics (with resources)
- Mississippi
classics
-
- J
O'D's Classical, Medieval, etc links and indices
-
- Diogenes'
Links To The Ancient World
- Pantelia-Resources
for Classicists
- Classical
Resources (J. Ruebel)
- Stanford
Links (good on depts.)
