• Research resources in language and literature: A selection of sites that facilitate investigation into areas of research in Classics and other languages as well.
  
• Texts, Translations and Homepages: Resources for accessing Latin texts and Greek and Latin translations. Includes homepage sites for Cicero, Vergil, Augustine and Apollonius Rhodius as well as other sites devoted to both Ancient and Medieval Latin Literature. Also provides access to Dale Grote's guide to the fourth edition of Wheelock's Latin Grammar.
  
• The Perseus Project: The premier interdisciplinary site for research into all aspects of Ancient Greece. Includes lexica,teaching resources, and a wealth of images.
  
• Atrium: A site devoted to the Ancient World with daily updates and listings of events.
  
• On-line Survey of Audio-Visual Resources for Classics: From Janice Siegal at Temple University.
  
• Roman Sites: A comprehensive collection of websites devoted to all aspects of the Roman World.
  
• LATINTEACH: The homepage of the email group of the same name features much information and many links about about Latin language and peadagogy.
  
• Teaching Resources in Latin: From the University of Kentucky.
  Note as well:
  
  • Latin Teachers' Homepage: An exemplary effort from Mark Keith designed to provide resources for Latin teachers at all levels.
    
  • Carmina Latina in Homestead High School: An exemplary effort by the Latin 3/4 class at Homestead High in Mequon, WI. Includes Latin versions of many favorite songs.
    
• The Romulus Project: An electronic library of Latin Literature with virtual commentary.
  
• Neo-Latin Sites:
  
  • Grex Alter Latine Loquentium: The website for the internet Latin discussion group.
    
  • Sodalitas Ludis Latinis: A society based in Munich devoted to the use of Latin as means of communication.
    
  • Latinitas recens vivaque Saravipontana: The www site of the Societas Latina in Saarbruecken, Germany, the home of Vox Latina, a periodical devoted to the use of Latin as a medium of communication in the modern world.
    
  • Retiarius, Commentarii Perodici Latini: An e-periodical in Latin.
    
  • SALVI: Septentrionale Americanum Latinitatis Vivae Institutum (North American Institute for Living Latin Studies).
    
  • Breviter sed Quotidie: Features Latin sayings and information on a daily basis.
    
  • Neo-Latin: A data base for Neo-Latin texts (c.1500-1800) from the Nordic Countries.
    
  • An Analytic Bibliography of On-line Neo-Latin Texts: A comprehensive list of authors by Dana Sutton from UCal, Irvine.
    
  • Neo-Latin at Louvain: The WWW site for the Department of Neo-Latin at the Catholic University of Louvain.
    
  • Latin Place Names: A listing Latin place names found in the imprints of books printed before 1801 and their vernacular equivalents in AACR2 (Anglo-American Cataloguing Rules) form. Sponsored by the Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University and The Bibliographic Standards Committee, Rare Books and Manuscripts Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries.
    
  • Other sites for Latin place names:
    • The Cathedral Libraries Catalogue: Names of printing towns: Put together by Dr. David Shaw of The University of Kent, Canterbury.
      
    • Graesse's Orbis Latinus (1909)
      
    • Latin Place Names
  • Latinitas Interretialis : A page devoted to Latin in current usage maintained by Akihiko Watanabi (Accius Watanabeus).
    
  • Draconis Pagina Latina: A site devoted to Latin in current usage.
    
  • Neo-Latin editions by Dana F. Sutton, University of California at Irvine:
    
    • Nero: The Latin text of the Matthew Gwinne's 1603 Neo-Latin play with translation and notes.
      
    • The Latin Prose and Poetry of Joseph Addison
      
    • The Latin Poetry of Thomas Campion
      
• Bibliotheca Latina: A site devoted to Latin -- in Latin. Placetne tibi Lingua Latina?
  
• Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts: From Brown University, a storehouse of information on paleography, transmission, textual criticism and more.
  
• Petit lexique de l'agriculture medievale: In French, this site is devoted to agricultural and related terminology from Medieval times. Includes Classical terms as well.
  
• Nuntii Latini: News in Latin from Radio Finland.
  
• Living Latin: Information on an upcoming immersion workshop in spoken Latin.
  
• Greek: The WWW site for UC Davis Greek courses.
  
• Hellas Homepage: The Hellas Homepage is devoted to providing information about Greece and Greek culture.
  
• Oral Tradition: From the University of Missouri.
  
• Repositories of Classical Texts or Publications: Classics FTP's, gophers, etc.
  
• University of Oxford early printed Books Project: The Early Printed Books Project had its beginnings in an initiative in 1929 to create a union catalogue of pre-1641 books in Oxford.
  
• AQUILA Productions: The WWW sire for the travelling theatrical company specializing in Classical material.
  

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