Classics
Room 618, Sproul Hall
University of California, Davis
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616
(530) 752-0835
phone
(530) 752-8630
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Related Links
Greek and Latin Focus
- Classical Studies on the WWW
- An up-to-date listing of most things on the web related to classical civilization, maintained by the
Classical Studies Department at Wesleyan University.
- Classics and Mediterranean Archeology Home Page
- A rich collection of material, enhanced by the addition of a Search Tool. Maintained by the University
of Michigan's Classics Department.
- Diotima: Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World
- The best site available for the study of gender and women in antiquity, Diotima includes essays, articles,
images, bibliography, reviews, course materials, translations of selected texts, and a new section on Biblical Studies.
- Perseus at Tufts University
- An evolving online catalog of information pertaining to Greek Antiquity. Perseus includes a very complete
encyclopedia, vase database (with images), architecture database (also with images), and complete text (in both Greek and English) of many
ancient authors.
- Classical Studies at Shields Library
- Classical Studies reference materials at Shields Library here on the UC Davis campus.
- Latin Dictionaries Online
- A collection of Latin dictionaries and related materials available on the web.
- VRoma
- A virtual community for teaching and learning classics, particularly in
the Roman world. Information includes web pages on Roman history and culture,
Roman history timetable, an image collection, etc.
- California Classical Association/North
- Information about the activities of the state classics organization, including
membership, programs, and activities.
- Eta Sigma Phi Web Site
- Everything you need to know about the national honorary society for Greek
and Latin.
- Reviewing Greek on the Web
- This web site is designed for beginning and intermediate Greek students.
It's a great way to keep up language skills between courses or over the summer.
- Nuntii Latini
- The news in Latin from Finnish Radio.
Biblical Focus
- Material Culture of Ancient Canaan, Israel, and Related Peoples
- This is a full text history of Bronze and Iron Age cultures in the region, with images of artifacts,
sites, etc., for an archeology class at UPenn (Biblical Archaelogy). A fantastic resource.
- Religious Studies Course Materials at UPenn
- The University of Pennsylvania, and Prof. James O'Donnell in particular, has been a leader in Internet-based
instruction. Here you may find assembled a great amount of material of interest to students and scholars of ancient Israel, early Judaism,
Christianity, and more.
- Resource Page-Biblical Studies
- A very full listing of most things on the Internet, maintained by Torrey Seland, Associate Prof. of Biblical
Studies at Volda College in Volda, Norway.
- Resources for the History of Ancient Egypt
- This is a collection of material for a course, History of Ancient Egypt, at Northwestern University.
The site is "under construction," but it is nonetheless impressive.
- Worlds of Late Antiquity
- Another UPenn course, with resources for the study of all aspects of the cultures of late antiquity, in both
the Greek East, and the Latin West.
Databases Useful for Research
- Searchable Greek Inscriptions
- A free online database of Greek inscriptions.
- Thesaurus Linguae Graecae
- The Thesaurus Linguae Graecae online (UCD has institutional subscription).
- papyri.info
- A free online database of Greek documentary papyri.
- L'Année philologique
- online database of secondary sources (UCD has institutional subscription).
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