This list is intentionally selective. A summa summarum of sorts, it is not meant to replace existing directories of online classics resources, but rather to point to them.

FAQ

Humanities.classics Newsgroup
Classical Studies FAQ
Readable, intelligent answers to basic questions like "Who are the famous classical authors, when did they live, and what did they write?" Includes bibliography.

Ross Scaife
What do you want to know today?
Puts the search engines from multiple sites (classical text projects, dictionaries, discussion group archives, and more) on one page.

David Rosenbloom
Texts and Bibliographies
Professor Rosenbloom has compiled an impressive list of online bibliographies, indexed alphabetically by subject (e.g., Ovid, Virgil, etc.). He also includes links to other bibliographical directories, including those of the Gnomon bibliographische Datenbank, Bibliotheca Classica Selecta, and the bibliographical aids pages hosted by the Kentucky Classics Department and Diotima.

24hourlatin.com
Little Rome
A Latin dictionary with around 30,000 definitions, Latin grammar tables, Roman numeral converter, vocabulary and grammar tests, Pig-Latin converter.

Paul Halsall
Internet Ancient History Sourcebook
Emphasizes access to primary sources for use in classroom situations. Navigation is simple and pages load fast (few graphics). Includes links to visual and audio materials, metasites. A model of efficiency and utility.

Ad Fontes Academy
The Latin Library
Links to the texts of Apuleius, Augustus, Caesar, Cato, Catullus, Cicero, Ennius, Horace, Juvenal, Livy, Lucan, Lucretius, Martial, Nepos, Ovid, Persius, Plautus, Propertius, Quintilian, Sallust, Seneca, Suetonius, Tacitus, Terence, Tibullus, Vergil, as well as miscellaneous Christian, medieval, and neo-Latin authors.

Dana F. Sutton
An Analytic Bibliography of On-Line Neo-Latin Texts
Latin texts, written during the Renaissance and later that are freely available to the general public on the Web (texts posted in access-restricted sites, and Web sites offering electronic texts and digitized photographic reproductions for sale, are not included). As of 18 November 2000, there were 549 items listed.

Martin Irvine and Deborah Everhart
Armarium Labyrinthi
Links to Latin texts and English translations from the classical and medieval periods. See also the Labyrinth's hotlist of Latin Cultural Resources.

Maria C. Pantelia
Electronic Resources for Classicists
Links to classical resources, texts, databases, web projects, e-publications, publishers and journals, bibliographies and bibliographical indices, images, course materials (college as well as K-12), author-specific sites, fonts and software, professional organizations, online seminars, and classics department home pages.

Alessandro Cristofori
Rassegna Strumenti informatici per l'Antichità Classica
Links to pages on classical literature, epigraphy, papyrology, numismatics, archaeology, images, journals, online texts, course materials, bibliographies, institutions, discussion groups, museums and exhibits, software, as well as miscellaneous pages on Celtic antiquity, Italian antiquity, anthropology, timelines, Etruscan studies, folklore and mythology, geography and cartography, paleography, prosopography, rhetoric, the history of Christianity, the history of law, ancient economies, ancient philosophy, Greek history, military history, the history of navigation, the history of classical religions, Roman history, the history of science, social history, and Hebraic studies.

Alan Liu
Voice of the Shuttle
A monster directory of online humanities resources. The classical studies page includes links to general classics resources, language resources, archaeology & art (on archaeology page), history & culture, literature, mythology, philosophy, journals, listservs & newsgroups, classics depts., programs & associations, course syllabi, conferences, and calls for papers. Also a good place to start if you are looking for online information on general humanities resources, anthropology, archaeology, architecture, area & regional studies, art & art history, cultural studies, cyberculture, history, legal studies, linguistics, literature, literary theory, media studies, minority studies, music & dance, philosophy, photography, politics & government, postindustrial business theory, religious studies, science, technology, & culture, technology of writing, or women's & gender studies.

Tufts University
The Perseus Project
A continually growing digital library of resources for studying the ancient world. Ancient texts and translations, philological tools, maps, extensively illustrated art catalogs, and secondary essays on topics like vase painting. Information on ancient history and science, the Roman world, archaeology, and geography.

David Rosenbloom
Links to Classical Material
Links to periodicals, classics resources, departments, libraries, museums, associations & individuals, as well as information on Hellas, the Roman world, Egypt, and the Near East. Also includes a shorter directory of essential links (not unlike this one), and an excellent hotlist of texts and bibliographies.

Ryszard Pankiewicz
Pomoerium
General resources; libraries & publishers; organisations & departments; conferences & courses; bibliographies, biliographic databases; maps & lists; journals amp; series; e-texts & authors; languages; tools & fonts for classicists; projects & subjects; epigraphy & papyrology; numismatics; archaeology & technology; arts resources & collections; geography & science; philosophy, theater & music; Judaism & Christianity; religions & mythologies; ancient law; anthropology; classics homepages; medicine; science; ancient law; anthropology; Mesoamerica; Orientalia.

Julia Hayden
Ancient World Web
Clean, fast-loading index, organized by subject and location.

N. S. Gill, About.com
Ancient/Classical History
Original introductions, with well-selected, annotated link lists: Asia; Celts; discussion groups; Egypt; Greek; Greco-Roman literature; Greece (including bibliography); MesoAmerica; the Near East; Rome (including sections devoted to the Empire and to the Punic Wars); books; children; economics; journals; language; Latin; maps; medicine; mythology & religion; prostitution; reenactment; science, math, and technology; socializing; timelines; weapons & warfare; and women.

Eva Rystedt
Välkommen till Classicums länksida
"Welcome to our collection of links. The descriptions are in Swedish but most addresses are self-explanatory." Libraries, institutes, bibliographies, online texts, fellowships,

American Philological Association
Classics On-line Course Database
Online Classics-related syllabi and course materials