Classics Links

This page has useful links for Classics.

The Perseus Project has a collection of online Greek (and some Latin) texts, both original and in translation, plus reading aids like a dictionary and a morphology tool. Lots of other resources here, too.
The Latin Library has a good selection of online Latin texts.
From the University of Michigan, the Classical and Mediterranean Archaeology Server is a great place to start for any ancient topic.
TOCSIN has tables of contents for recent Classics journals. The online version of the main printed bibliographical tool, L'Année philologique, requires a subscription.
Diotima collects materials for the study of women and gender in antiquity. Good bibliographies here plus links to collections of images and more.
Internet Resources for the Study of Judaism and Christianity, from the University of Pennsylvania, has a huge collection of links.

KSU Classics: this page has departmental info about professors, programs, and course descriptions.
Ohio Classical Conference
Dr. Harvey's pages

The Bryn Mawr Classical Review-an archive of their electronic review journal for Classics books
A Handbook of Rhetorical Terms: if you are wondering about asyndeton or litotes, this is the place to find it.
Archaeology magazine: a fun place to go for "interactive digs" and recent archaeology news. Designed for general readers.
For more in-depth archaeology info try ArchNet. Their European page has resources for both Greece and Italy.
Summer courses in Classics-a list of summer programs compiled by the Classics dept. at Oberlin.