Latin Resources

1. Worksheets for Drew classes (kernel charts, etc.)
2. Reference works (dictionaries, etc.)
3. Text Archives
4. Texts alphabetically by author
5. Classical Tradition: Modern authors on classical themes

Class Worksheets

• Worksheets in PDF format (get the Acrobat Reader from Adobe)
  • Kernel chart
  • Modifier chart
  • Combined kernel & modifier charts

Reference Works

• Lewis & Short Dictionary via Perseus
• Allen & Greenough's New Latin Grammar
• Morphology - a summary of the morphological paradigms for Latin nouns/verbs/etc...
• How Roman numerals work

Archives of Texts

• Ancient History Sourcebook
• Bibliotheca Augustana, Classical, Christian, Medieval, and Modern
• Eris Project at Virginia Tech, many authors, including translations of Classical writers
• MIT: The Internet Classics Archive, almost 400 texts.
• The Labyrinth Library of Latin Texts, both Ancient and Medieval; also includes some Greek texts. (The Labyrinth is a large site for all things Medieval.)
• The Latin Library
• The Online Medieval and Classical Library
• The Perseus Project's Latin texts
• Project Libellus at U. of Washington

Alphabetical list by author (A partial list)

• Augustine:
  • Many resources (menu in Guide to Early Church Documents)
  • See the Labyrinth archive (above) for another large menu
• Augustus
  • Res Gestae Divi Augusti, Latin text
  • Res Gestae (another copy)
• Aurelius, Marcus [emperor 161-180]:
  • Meditations (in MIT archive)
• Caesar: Gallic War, Civil War, other commentaries
• Catullus:
  • Carmina Catulli [text taken from Project Libellus]
  • Carmina Catulli (from ed. of Mynors, Oxford, 1958)
  • Catullus page
• Christian writers (Patristics):
  • "The Early Church Fathers"--the 38 volumes of the Ante-Nicene, Nicene and Post-Nicene series
  • Guide to Early Church Documents (enormous collection)
  • Journal of Early Christian Studies (articles available to subscribers)
  • Journal of Higher Criticism (articles & menu of links)
• Cicero
  • Cicero's Home Page . . . isn't he on the ball . . .
  • Latin texts of various works (menu; in the Latin Library)
• Horace
  • Ode 1.17 (Latin & English; with audio of the poem read in Latin)
• Lucretius
  • On the Nature of Things (trans. by W.E. Leonard)
  • Article on "... Golden Age in Lucretius and Vergil" by Taro Yamashita (1994)
• Origen: Contra Celsum: Commentary by Phila. seminar (pub. 1987)
• Ovid:
  • Ovid on the WWW
  • An Ovid Home Page in the Netherlands
  • Who's Who in the Metamorphoses of Ovid
  • Images of Ovid's Metamorphoses
  • Recent Bibliography on Ovid (1990-) by S. Redmond
  Parmenides (trans. R. Hooker)
• Plautus
  • Casina (in Latin)
• Plotinus, Enneads (trans. MacKenna & Page; enormous file)
• Suetonius
  • Vita Divi Augusti (Life of Augustus in Latin)
• Tacitus
  • Annals and History (book-by-book indexes)
  • Germania
• Terence
  • Adelphoe (Brothers) (in Latin)
  • "The Unity of Terence's Adelphoe" by Taro Yamashita (Kyoto, Japan) (1996)
  • The Terence Project: still-photos and quotations from the new video film of "The Brothers" in English (by C. Mercier and A. Gombach)
• Vergil
  • Vergil's Home Page. . no one can say he doesn't keep up . .
  • Works in English (menu; Eris Project)
  • Aeneid (trans by John Dryden; long file, 614K)
  • Seven articles on Vergil by Taro Yamashita (Kyoto, Japan) (4 on the Georgics)
  • Vergil in Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance

Classical Tradition: Modern Authors On Classical Themes

• Vergil in Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance
• GIBBON, Edward: The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire (published 1776-; selected chapters)
• The "Best of" Edward Gibbon's Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire
• Macaulay, Thomas Babington: Lays of Ancient Rome: "Horatius [at the bridge]" and other ballads of early Roman legends by Thomas Babington Macaulay (mid-19th century British historian)

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