Texts and Resources for
Heritage of the West in World Perspective

On-Line Readings in IDS 1118-1128

at Millsaps College

[N.B. site under construction]

LITERATURE

Semester I, 1997-98

THE RATINGS
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Useless		 **
Kinda Useful		 ***
Definitely Useful		 ****
Useful and Fun		 *****
Way Cool

THE ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN
Site Stars Comment
Diogenes' Links ** idiosyncratic; incomplete; but better than mine
Diotima: Women and Gender in the Ancient World **** outstanding; user-friendly; L, G, E texts from Ross Scaife (UKY)and our own (ACS's) Suzanne Bonefas
MIT: Internet Classics Archive **** 400 classical works on line; easy-to-use Search machine
VRoma Links **** many useful links to technology and pedagogy, e.g., Wheelock Study Guide; an ACS site (by Ross Scaife?) funded by the NEH
Perseus Project ***** by Greg Crane at Tufts, the first, the best, mainly Greek data base, but with a"Roman Perseus" in the works
UVM: Ovid Project *** Vermont's rare book collection offers art and images from illustrated works based on Ovid's legends
Roman Perseus *** not fully operational, but worth visiting for its imaginative use of frames, e.g., Merrill's Catullus is fully annotated line by line
About Argos **** the first peer-reviewed LASE (limited area search engine) of the Ancient and Medieval Internet, from UEvansville; again, with Ross's and Suzanne's fingerprints along with Greg Crane's of Perseus (among others')
Bellum Catalinae Links *** unique, mysterious, often funny, and definitely useful site by the anonymous Cataline, who keeps things hi-tech but low-image for faster and easier loading; "Free Research Materials". (Who IS this guy?)

I. THE ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN (Searches / Resources / Links)

  1. UKY Classical Clicks
  2. On-Line Resources for Classicists

    3. II. DARK AGE EUROPE (Searches / Resources / Links)

    1. Anglo-Saxon England
    2. Celtic/Pagan/Myth
    3. Old English Pages
    4. Anglo-Saxon Culture
    5. Labyrinth - Medieval
    6. Legend & Saga Links - Northern
    7. Medieval Scandinavia and Anglo-Saxon Britain
    8. The Vikings - Reenactment Society
    9. Peoples of the Dark Ages - Prof. Furnival's systematic discussion of Germanic tribes, inc. Anglo-Saxons, Franks, Alemanni, Goths, Gepids

    III. RELIGION, esp. Christian Literature (Searches / Resources / Links)

    1. Vatican Museum
    2. FBS: Historic Christian Documents
    3. ICLNet Guide to Early Church Documents
    4. Bollandistes
    5. Mormon Literature Web Site
    6. ORB Library
    7. Catholic Online
    8. .Muslim Scholars Page
    9. Christian Classics Ethereal Library

    IV. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE LINKS (Searches / Resources / Links)

    1. Alta Vista Query: Comparative Literature - Do your own search of resources, organizations, theory, etc.
    2. European Lang & Lit
    3. Classic Electronic Texts
    4. Literature, Art, History, Politics, and Other Stuff
    5. The On-Line Books Page
    6. World Wide Web Virtual Library

    V. PHILOSOPHY (Links)

    1. Philosophy On-Line
    2. Philosophy in CyberSpace

    VI. HISTORY (Links)

    1. Index of Resources for History

    VII. PERIODICALS ON-LINE

    1. Der Spiegel
    2. Die Welt
    3. USA Today
    4. Bryn Mawr Classical & Medieval Reviews

    VIII. Technology Links

    Heritage On-Line / Dept. of Classical Studies / revised June 1, 1998 / copyright © 1997 GLEASM@millsaps.edu