Over 700 websites about Latin, indexed by topic and searchable
Organized by topic, focus is on history and culture
The BEST webpage I've found that is hosted by a classics department. Amazing collections of links, wonderful navigation. Includes wonderful collection of metapages.
A useful compendium of links from a provider of educational software in the classics.
Web ring about Roman culture and society.
Searchable index, lots of links, large site. Last updated September 25, 2000.
Contains Latin Library with links to electronic texts of most major authors. Good reference links to other sites
A personal favorite of mine well-organized, attractive site with good collections of links
Another personal favorite. You'll need to scroll through to see his topics, but what a list! Very useful and contains good links to resources for teachers as well.
Focuses on links about coins and a virtual tour of Rome small but well-done and fun. Includes great list of links to other sites as well.
Now housed at TLG one of the first and still one of the best gateways into the practical field of classics. Not as useful for topical research as some, but worth learning one's way around.
Visually gorgeous, excellent layout. Great organization of topics and sub-topics, but there are a significant number of broken links. However, the unbroken links make the use of the site worthwhile.
Interesting website with links to some unusual places.
Great collection of links visually very simple but list of topics is awesome includes useful links to sites with images and resources for web page development.
Great site lovely selection of topics listed at the top and very easy to navigate. I love this site. An excellent supplement for high school Latin topics.
A treasure a very selective but inclusive representation of links to useful and very educational websites.
Ross Scaife's site from University of Kentucky a treasure trove of relevant sites and links.
German Index to resources on the web - excellent & comprehensive resource
Web ring of sites related to Latin and ancient Rome. Interesting stuff here.
I love his organization and choice of topics. Very useful gateway into Roman history, especially the Republic and Early Empire.
Includes categories such as: Hellas, The Roman World, Egypt and the Near East. Great collection, but links are listed alphabetically, not topically within the above categories.
General overview divided into 5 categories: Classics Links of Broad Scope, Greek & Latin Classics Fields & Resources by Type, Classics Professional Resources, Greek & Latin Classics Texts, Classics in Universities, Colleges, Schools.
Start here with a search list of suggested topics is provided.
Similar to About.com focus here is on ancient history
Great set of links about ancient Rome organized under History and Art. Just a lovely site.
Online library of images and texts.
Good resource for use of computers and classics.
Italian gateway to the web. Comprehensive & well-done.
Good organization visually very easy to use.
Easy to navigate, very large site. Organized by what the user needs (i.e. grammar aids, travel grants, single author or topic sites), not by academic topic.
Classics web ring lots of personal web pages and fun to browse.
Bill Thayer's searchable archive from the Lacus Curtius site huge and all-inclusive, but clearly designed and easy to navigate. Excellent for archaeology, especially Italian sites outside of Rome.
The Dalton School's collection of links organized topically. Similar to Roman Forum in its inclusion of some eclectic and unusual sites.
Just an amazing place with tons of links to Ancient Rome. Huge table of contents and easy to navigate.
Absolutely enormous collection of links to topics in the humanities. His classical studies links are well-organized and comprehensive. Sites are listed alphabetically within large topic groupings.
A lovely gateway into research in classics on the web. Practical, beautifully presented and easy to use.
Nicely presented, not as comprehensive as sites designed by teachers of classics.
Good general overview. More a collection of gateways, electronic texts, departments and professional organizations than a gateway into topical areas.
