Classical Studies Websites

Book reviews, bibliography, and language, art, culture, and mythology links for students of antiquity. From Indiana University.

A list of classical and Biblical-oriented websites maintained by a professor at Rutgers University.

From The Perseus Project. Includes an English/Greek Word Search, English/Latin Word Search, Liddell Scott-Jones Greek Lexicon, and Lewis and Short Latin Dictionary.

Provides 441 online works of classical literature with a powerful search facility. A booklist links directly to relevant pages in online bookshops. Classical trivia questions can be posted and answered.

Extensive multimedia site incorporating historical, literary and archaeological information from Corinth, Greece during the Roman era. Suitable for scholars, students, and the public at large.

Language learning site which provides free Greek and Latin grammars, reading material, classical e-books and other learning resources and downloads.

A large index of links to various classical history, art, archaeology, language and literature journals, texts, syllabi, forums, and other resources. From the University of California at Santa Barbara.

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

Essays, texts, and studies on classical literature and language from Prof. William Harris of Middlebury College.

Collection of resources and links pertaining to the Greco-Roman authors and literature.

Frequently asked questions for the newsgroup humanities.classics. Includes bibliographies, glossaries and compendia of mythological characters. Maintenance ceased August 2000.

Resources for studying Classical and Medieval literature.

The Stoa Consortium provides a venue for the exploration of innovations in scholarly communication, with a focus on Classics and Classical Archaeology. It hosts numerous classical electronic projects, guides to best practices, fora, a CVS and a weblog.

An interdisciplinary resource for the study of patterns of gender around the ancient Mediterranean and as a forum for collaboration among instructors who teach courses about women and gender in the ancient world. Includes course materials, the beginnings of a systematic and searchable bibliography, and links to many on-line resources, including articles, book reviews, databases and images.

Portal to three reference and resource sites for ancient Roman history, culture, and daily life; Greek mythology; and Latin vocabulary words.

Free classic literature in Adobe Portable Document Format (PDF). View online, download, print.

A list of classics courses offered during the summer by colleges and universities throughout the world, sorted by discipline and subject of study.

Searchable database aiming to catalog all ancient literary texts with information including a description of the text, language, medium, authors, current location, and plates. Sponsored by the Catholic University of Leuven.

Images of Ancient Greece and Rome, free for non-commercial download and use.

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.