Websites for Latin students
Disclaimer: I am not under control of these websites. Therefore, I can make no guarantee of the content of these websites, if their links are changed, or additions or deletions are made. Every attempt has been made to find good, quality websites, free of inappropriate material.
General Search Engines:
Google: A great source of images for papers and projects. Make sure you choose the tab "images"
On-line Dictionary (English to Latin) or (Latin to English) from the University of Notre Dame
General Roman culture/Latin language websites:
Ancient History: Roman, Egyptian, Grecian, Assyrian, etc.
Roman History and Games: A little "baby-ish" but a good jumping off point for general information on architecture, etc.
Roman Rules: Get the background on kings, generals, and emperors from Romulus to Crazy Commodus.
Latin Library: To be used for primary sources. All texts in Latin
Grammar help: from Ohio State with quick resources on the paradigms of nouns and verbs, in case you leave everything you need at school
Perseus Project
This site is maintained by Tufts University is a wonderful resource for literary, historical, and archeological resources--find pieces in Greek, Latin, and English as well as some wonderful pictures of dig sites . . . click here for the easy search of the site's encyclopedia
Ancient World Wide Web
A classics site maintined by Julia Hayden and will link information about literature, art, archeology, ancient theories, law and philosophy, mythology and religion, science and history.
The Internet Classics Archive
Mainly a literature site, it will give you background and selections from Plutarch, Caesar, Thucydides, and even the philosphy of Confucious.
Electronic Resources for Classicists
A site for great resources in literature and history. Many of the links are geared towards students and are very helpful.
For specific topic websites, such as chariot racing, education, aqueducts, etc., click here
Classics programs:
Classics at UGA: A great program! Check out the class offerings, seniors and all students interested in Classics.
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