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Introduction
to Greek Tragedy: study
guide; with links to Perseus database |
Troy
Web Site: Virgil: links to
Virgil etexts |
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Web Site: Homer: links to
etexts of Homer |
Vergil and the Aeneid :
by Mark Damen; from his course:
A Guide to Writing in History and Classics |
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Web Site: Greek Drama:
links to etexts of Greek Dramas |
Great
Books Index: Virgil: links
to etexts of Aeneid |
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Great
Books Index: Homer: links
to etexts of Iliad and Odyssey |
"About Helen of Troy":
A useful excerpt about the historical background of Helen from
Women of Classical Mythology: A Biographical Dictonary, by
Robert E. Bell. |
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Oedipus and
Thebes; Jason and the Argonauts: the Jason material is useful
background if you read Medea |
Diotima:
Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World |
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Didaskalia:
ancient theater today |
New
Testament Textual Criticism |
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Aeschylus and Agamemnon: by
Mark Damen; from his course:
A Guide to Writing in History and Classics |
The
Jewish Roman World of Jesus |
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An
Introduction to Greek Tragedy: by Mark Damen; from his course:
A Guide to Writing in History and Classics |
The Christian Catacombs of Rome: Many excellent visual
images and explanatory text |
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The Underworld, Orpheus and Perseus:
narrative and some interesting images dealing with Greek and Roman ideas
of the afterlife. |
The New Testament Gateway |
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Image Gallery: from an exhibit on Greek Heroes at the Walters |
Ramayana:
elements of the story in a rich scrolling banner of images |
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Perseus: a marvellous digital library of Greek and Roman texts and
images. |
The
Ramayana: etext and
background |
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Bryn Mawr Classical Review: extensive
reviews of books about Greek and Roman matters. |
Didone Liberata:
by
Salvatore Conte; a play,
images and links about Dido, some in English, much in Italian.
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Theoi Greek Mythology: An attractively
designed large site, "exploring Greek mythology and the gods in
classical literature and art." Wonderful
resources for Greek mythology, including many classical texts, beautiful images,
profiles of the gods and heroes, etc. Definitely worth a visit. |
Bhagavad-Gita: etexts in many languages.
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"Odysseus: Fascinating Man and his Many Transformations." By
Moya K. Mason. This interesting essay follows the career of Odysseus
from Homer to the classical Greek dramas. |
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