Some useful links to further resources
Typing Greek
- TypeGreek.com - especially good for sublinear dots (just use '@')
- RoboGreek - free utility for typing Greek
Good Fonts for Greek
- The Brill - attractive font, and has the advantage of automatically putting sublinear dots in the right place
Greek and Latin Language
- Charlie Weiss' Language Page - a wide variety of language learning resources
- Jo Wilmott's Website - many more language resources
Scansion
- METRON - scansion tool for Latin hexameters and pentameters
- Mnemonics for metre - mnemonics for learning Greek/Latin metre by Armand D'Angour
Guides to practical criticism/critical discussions (the close study of a specific passage from an ancient text):
- Guide by Marianne Cole, Oliver Thomas and Helen Van Noorden (only accessible with a CRSid)
- Guide by Charlie Weiss
- Guide by Katherine McDonald
Texts online
- Dickinson College Commentaries - brand new Open Access Greek & Latin commentaries (incl. Ovid Amores I), alongside some older commentaries and a core vocabulary list
- Musisque Deoque - A digital archive of Latin poetry
- The Suda Online (SOL) - searchable text and translation of the Suda
Databases
- Callythea - an online (French) database of Hellenistic poets' treatment of mythological material, alongside iconographic comparanda
- ETYGRAM - an online dictionary of etymologies proposed or suggested by ancient and medieval Greek texts for Greek words
- Epigraphik-Datenbank - database of Latin inscriptions
- Haverford Digital Commentary Library - an aggregator of open-access classical commentaries online
- Homeric Speech Database - companion to D. Beck's study of Homeric Speech
- Mueller-Jacoby Concordance - DFHG tool for finding concordances among ancient Greek fragmentary historians
- The Oath in Archaic and Classical Greece - database of references to oaths in Greek texts from earliest inscriptions to 322 BCE
- Packhard Humanities Institute - searchable Greek inscriptions
- PCO - Ptolemaic Coins Online - database of Ptolemaic coins
- Proxeny Networks of the Ancient World - searchable overview of proxeny attestations in the ancient world
- SCO - Seleucid Coins Online - database of Seleucid coins
- Tesserae - a search engine for intertextual parallels (Greek-Greek, Latin-Latin, Greek-Latin)
Maps
Networks
Bibliographies
- Checklist of Editions of Greek Inscriptions - Draft list of editions of Greek inscriptions from British Epigraphy Society
- Cognitive Classics - bibliographies on cognitive approaches to the humanities and classics
- Greek Linguistics - bibliography of functional Greek linguistics
- Hellenistic Bibliography - bibliographies on post-classical Greek poetry and its influence
- Nikephoros Bibliography - bibliography on sport in antiquity
- Seleucid Research Bibliography - bibliography project of the Seleucid Study Group
Archives
- Digital Proceedings of the Virgil Society (dPVS) - digital repository for the Proceedings of the Virgil Society
- Omnibus - Classics magazine aimed at those in the final years of high school/starting university
Reference Resources
Educational Videos
- Classics educational videos by Tom MacKenzie
Just for fun
- Homeromanteion - consult the oracle of Homeric verses
Some Fun Compositions
- A.E. Housman's "A Fragment of Greek Tragedy" in Aeschylean Greek by D.S. Raven
- De Bello Sidereo Liber I in Latin hexameters by Alexis Hellmer
- Samuel Butler's "Herodotus at Cambridge" in Herodotean Greek by J. Enoch Powell
- Heroides 15 1/2 (After "Let it Go" from Disney's Frozen) in Latin elegiacs by David Petrain
- The Duel of Eteocles and Polynices in Greek hexameters by Friedrich Engels
Many more links available at:
- Mesopotamia: Cambridge Online Resources