The Classics Department of Augustana College

Internet Connections for Classics

These links, like the Web itself, will overlap, interweave, snarl, unravel, update, and outdate themselves constantly.

The best discovery technique, then, is probably a combination of the analytic (figuring it out) and the stochastic (just clicking in and browsing away).

• Links to Scholarship

• • Maria Pantelia provides what may be the most comprehensive single link. Begin here.
  • The Library of Congress Classics Site  Or begin here. LC librarianship is stunning.
  • Argos  A peer-reviewed search engine for the ancient and medieval worlds. "Peer-reviewed" means that professional Classicists have evaluated and approved the links.
  • Perseus is the home of hyperlink software for access to a large data base on classical Greek language and culture. This site now links to Greek art and archaeology, to many Greek texts, to morphological analysis of forms, and to the Liddell-Scott-Jones Greek Lexicon. The Perseus database itself contains even more than the Web links. Please consult J. Borelli or T. Banks for information on how to find and use Perseus at Augustana.
  • Tools for Roman Literature (Rutgers)  Major tools indeed for literary form, history, and theory.
  • Getty Museum  A major collection of classical art
  • Thesaurus Linguae Graecae  This is the site for information about the digitized repository of all ancient Greek. The Augustana Classics Department has the TLG on CD-ROM. Please consult T. Banks or J. Borelli for information on how to search the database.
  • Michigan Links to Classics  This, like the Pantelia site, leads to a web indeed of sites about classical antiquity. The search tool is advanced.
  • Diotima is a home page for materials on the study of women and gender in the ancient world. That topic leads, of course, to all other topics. Diotima also offers a well-focused search tool, Lupa.
  • Aegeanet  Home page of the main archaeology list for Mediterranean antiquities
  • Virtual Acropolis  This site stores graphics and data about the Acropolis of Athens.
  • Exploring Ancient Cultures  A syllabus for a western civ course at the U. of Edwardsville, IL.
  • University of Alberta, Canada  A page regarded as constituting, like Pantelia's, a major synoptic site.
     
• Publications: On-line Texts, Printed Publications, Software, and Their Searching
• • Aldine Press
  • Association of University Presses On-Line Catalog with downloadable order forms. Many search options.
  • Bolchazy-Carducci A variety of textbooks and other Classics resources.
  • Bryn Mawr Commentaries Catalog Texts and commentaries for the work of the prime Classical authors
  • Cambridge University Press Includes searching tools.
  • Centaur Press Software Directory for the Classics
  • Electronic Antiquity A (U of Tasmania!) e-journal of classics.
  • George Mason University  Especially notable as a source of texts in its Latin Library.
  • Digitized Classical Texts Online electronic texts in Greek and Latin
  • Diotima Materials on the study of women and gender--and then much interconnected--in the ancient world.
  • TELA: Scholars Press and the American Philological Association Greek fonts and top-flight resources in Classics and Biblical studies.
  • TOCSIN Tables of Contents of Journals of Interest to Classicists. Non-toxic despite the acronym, and a powerful way to find recent publications
• Professional Exchanges
• • American Classical League Pedagogy plus another impressive assembly of sites.
  • American Philological Association  The national association for Classicists.
  • Illinois Classical Conference The state site for Classics. It concentrates on local issues and meetings.
  • Classics-L  Site of the general Classics "listserv". It archives the volatile exchanges across the Classics List.(whether wise, or just informed, or just overcaffinated, or just sleepy). It also posts an extremely well chosen page of resource links.
  • CAMWS  This links to the home page of the Classical Association of the Midwest and South. At the present, this is a list of members and their e-addresses.
  • CANE (Classical Association of the North East)
  • • CANE Resources
  • Classics ListServ Archives  Archives of aegeanet, ancien-l, ane-l, byzans-l, classics-m, greekarch, It-antiq, numism-l, romarch
  • Forum for Latin Teachers
  • Technology and Small Classics Programs  Home Page for CLSTECH
  • Syllabi et similia:  Tech-CL Online
  • Guide to Presenters:  Presentation Advice
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• Hmmm...A Congeries of Classica Miscellanea That Bubbled to the Top Recently
• • Latin dictionary of Saxonian Latin Vademecum in opus Saxonis compendium ex indice verborum
  • Greek National Tourist Organization
  • Translation of the Greek New Testament called the Orthodox Jewish Brit Chadasha
  • Arion The most Classical--id est, the most innovative and irreverent--of the journals.
  • De Imperatoribus Romanis
  • Ovid
  • Latina Pro Viatoribus Situs latinitate maculosus sed nihilominus iucundus.
  • Gnomon Bibliographische Datenbank See, you can too read German. This site has a most useful search tool, courtesy of Ulrich Schmitzer
• Good departmental and personal sites to start from
• • Carl Conrad's Home Page  A fine Classicist shows how and where.
  • J. Younger Archaeology Page  A leading archaeologist, especially of the Bronze Age.
  • McMaster University of Canada A university strong in ancient history.
  • Acropolis for High School
  • Exploring Ancient Cultures An interdisciplinary syllabus
• Libraries + Librarians -> Smart Sources (Here: some beyond the obvious)
  • U. of New Hampshire Nice search engine, plus language reference links
  • Carol Oakes' Early Mediterranean Sources
  • Marylaine Block's Neat Choices
  • Copyright Clearance Library of Congress Copyright Site

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Last update of this Classics Sites Page: 25 May 2001