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Revision as of 14:11, 22 August 2011

This page is used for collecting links to existing open-access bibliographies that fit the scope of the project. Please email additional suggestions to pacheson at uga.edu. Thanks!

If you'd like to add items yourself, feel free to edit the wiki. (Currently editing is restricted to registered users, due to spam, but I am happy to approve user accounts.) Format of entries is suggested:

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  • Link (include text of url and the wiki will automatically hotlink it).
  • Author (individual or corporate, with academic affiliation if appropriate).
  • Last update date (if available; if not I try to note how late items in the bibliography go).
  • Description. Things to note include the audience (some bibliographies specifically target undergraduates or the general public), what sorts of resources are listed (books, articles, web sites, scholarly or popular?), if there is a focus on resources in a specific language, if there are annotations, if the bibliography is structured with sub-headings and examples of them, etc.

The categories are ad-hoc at the moment and may change as the project develops a robust classification scheme for subjects.

Contents

Classical Antiquity, General

General

Bibliographies sur l’antiquité

Bibliographica at Bibliographica Latina Selecta

  • http://www.let.ru.nl/~m.v.d.poel/bibliografie/bibliographica.htm
  • M. G. M. Van Der Poel, Classics Department, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Netherlands)
  • Last updated October 10, 2009.
  • Includes general bibliographical resources for classical studies, both print and online (some not open access), in multiple languages. Especially notable is the good coverage of bibliographies of works from the Netherlands in classical studies. Interface is in latin.

Gnomon Online: The Eichstätt Information System for Classical Studies

KIRKE – Katalog der Internetressourcen für die Klassische Philologie

Library of Ancient Texts Online

LDAB (Leuven Database of Ancient Books)

  • http://www.trismegistos.org/ldab/index.php
  • Willy Clarysse, Faculty of Arts, Leuven, part of Trismegistos portal for papyrology
  • Currently (July 2011) lists 16069 Greek, Latin, Coptic, and Demotic literary texts, with details of publication, etc. "The present database attempts to collect the basic information on all ancient literary texts, as opposed to documents. At present, it includes items dating from the fourth century B.C. to A.D. 800 and incorporating authors from Homer (8th cent. B.C.) to Romanus Melodus and Gregorius the Great (6th cent. A.D.)."

General Reference Works (Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, etc.)

Lexica at Bibliographica Latina Selecta

Encyclopediae at Bibliographica Latina Selecta

  • http://www.let.ru.nl/~m.v.d.poel/bibliografie/encyclopediae.htm
  • M. G. M. Van Der Poel, Classics Department, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Netherlands)
  • Last updated December 8, 2010.
  • Includes various encyclopedias covering classical antiquity, including sub-topics like antiquities, mythology, and literature, in multiple languages. Interface is in latin.

Greek Studies, General

PINAX ONLINE: An Annotated List of Web Bibliographies on the Ancient Greek World

  • http://perswww.kuleuven.be/%7Eu0013314/pinaxonline.html
  • Marc Huys, Greek Studies, Leuven
  • Last updated Dec. 13, 2009.
  • This provides an annotated list of available online-only bibliographies related to ancient Greece, organized by topic. I am in the process of adding them to the wiki under the relevant topics (June 2011).

Greek Culture and Society - Bibliography

  • http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/modules/gcs/bibliog/
  • Classics and Ancient History, Warwick University
  • Updated Jan. 31, 2011.
  • A reading list, aimed at undergraduates, for the course. Works include books and articles and are mainly in English. A variety of topics are covered, including religion, literature (Homer, drama, sophists), history, culture, and art and archaeology.

Roman Studies, General

Roman Culture and Society - Bibliography

  • http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/modules/rcs/bibliography/
  • Classics and Ancient History, Warwick University
  • Updated May 9, 2011.
  • A reading list, aimed at undergraduates, for the course, organized by lecture topic, with a list of reference works and general works of use. Works include books and articles and are mainly in English. A variety of topics are covered, including City of Rome, The Family, Citizens and Slaves, Literature, and Art and Architecture.

City of Rome - Bibliography

  • http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/modules/rome/bibliography/
  • Classics and Ancient History, Warwick University
  • Updated Jan. 15, 2008.
  • A reading list, aimed at undergraduates, for the course. Works include books and articles and are in English. A variety of topics are covered, including general works, origins of Rome, Rome and her neighbors, archaeology, religion, city life and population, supplying the city, and more.

Bibliographia Latina Selecta

  • http://www.let.kun.nl/~m.v.d.poel/bibliografie/indexgeneralis.htm
  • M. van der Poel, Classics, Nijmegen
  • Last updated 2010/2011.
  • This is the index page for an extensive scholarly bibliography covering most topics in latin language and literature. It is based on the out-of-print Short Bibliography of the Latin Language and Literature (4th ed., van der Poel 1996), but comprehensively updated. Most latin authors from the archaic period through the 5th century CE have individual pages (ordered both alphabetically and chronologically), and there are numerous pages covering language, genres, meter, law, and more. Each page includes sections on bibliographies, editions, indices, and scholarly monographs, in all languages; much secondary literature is not covered. The interface is in latin.

History of the Discipline

Historia Philologiae at Bibliographica Latina Selecta

  • http://www.let.ru.nl/~m.v.d.poel/bibliografie/histphilol.htm
  • M. G. M. Van Der Poel, Classics Department, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Netherlands)
  • Last updated December 12, 2010.
  • Includes scholarly monographs on the history of classical philology (including textual transmission), and modern interpretation, in multiple languages; much journal-based literature is not included. Interface is in latin.

Digital Classics

Digital Classics Bibliography

  • http://www.zotero.org/groups/digitalclassics/items
  • Matteo Romanello, Department of Digital Humanities, King's College, London.
  • Currently updated (2011).
  • A collection of works relevant to digital classics, including articles and web resources, in multiple languages.

Digital Humanities, with a focus on Digital Classics

Gender and Sexuality

Diotima’s Bibliographies

  • http://www.stoa.org/diotima/biblio.shtml
  • There are about 50, on topics as varied as Virginity, Hera, and Horace. Authors and last updated dates vary; the site as a whole was last updated 2004. Note: April 2011, Diotima and Stoa.org are down due to a hardware failure; work on restoring them is in progress.

Resources - Ancient Sexuality and Gender

  • http://pods.binghamton.edu/~clas382a/resources.htm
  • Andrew Scholtz, Department of Classics, Binghamton University
  • Last updated April 28, 2009.
  • Created for an undergraduate class, this bibliography lists books, articles, and primary source texts, in English, and includes links to useful web resources.

Homosexuality in Greece and Rome: Bibliography

Sex and Gender in Antiquity - Bibliography

Music

Ancient Music: Bibliography

  • http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~timmoore/AncientMusicSelectedBibliography.html
  • Timothy J. Moore, Department of Classics, University of Texas Austin.
  • Last updated November 9, 2010.
  • A selected, but fairly long, bibliography with books, articles, and web sites in multiple languages. Sections include recordings, general works, texts, aspects of song, instruments, music in theater (Greek and Roman), and more.

Art and Archaeology

Ceramics

Pottery and Society in Antiquity

  • http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~rauhn/Hist_416/HIST_492_files/CLCS481_BIB.htm
  • Nicholas K. Rauh, Classical Languages and Literatures, Purdue University
  • No last update date; latest items are late 1990s.
  • Select bibliography of sources mostly in English, with a focus on monographs, aimed at undergraduates. Covers both Greek and Roman pottery, with some more anthropological approaches in the context of ancient pottery.

Bibliography of Greek, Roman and Byzantine Pottery at Ilion (Troia)

Papers on Ceramic Fabrics

  • http://www.facem.at/project/papers.php
  • FACEM Project (Provenance Studies on Pottery in the Central Mediterranean), Universitat Wien
  • Updated June 2011.
  • This is a short list of publications, with linked .pdfs, about classical period ceramic fabrics from around the Mediterranean (Greece, Italy, North Africa, Sardinia). This is a new project, and it is soliciting participation from others, so it is to be hoped that this list of papers will grow. Project interface is in English.

Bibliography for Terracotta Figurines to 600 AD for the Years 1965-2011

  • http://www.coroplasticstudies.org/bibliography.html
  • Coroplastic Studies Interest Group, Archaeological Institute of America.
  • Currently being updated; includes 2011 publications.
  • Individual bibliographies arranged by year are available, and include monographs and articles in multiple languages, with a focus on the classical world (and pre-classical Greece).

Numismatics

Greek coinage: A general Bibliography

Historiography of Numismatics

An introductory bibliography for Ancient Numismatics

Coinage of Greece & Rome - Bibliography

DONUM: Database of Numismatic Materials

Greek Art and Archaeology

Bibliography: Greek Archaeology

  • http://www.cornellcollege.edu/classical_studies/arch/greecebib.shtml
  • John Gruber-Miller, Department of Classical Studies, Cornell College (Iowa)
  • Copyrighted 2003; web page last updated March 16, 2011.
  • Lists introductory works, in English, for undergraduates. Covers the Greek Bronze Age through the Classical period, and has subdivisions for topics like Death and Burial, Sculpture, Religion, and Athletics.

Athenian Political Art from the fifth and fourth centuries BCE

Classical Greek Architecture

  • http://www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/tools/bibliographies/architecture.htm
  • J. J. Coulton, Faculty of Classics, Oxford, hosted at Classical Art Research Centre.
  • No last update date; post-2000.
  • A select bibliography, mostly in English and most monographs, serving as a reading list for undergraduates. There are very brief annotations and categories such as Handbooks, Ancient Sources, Design and Technique, etc.

Gems

Pottery

  • http://www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/tools/bibliographies/pottery/default.htm
  • Unattributed, hosted at Classical Art Research Centre.
  • No last update date; post-2000.
  • A detailed bibliography including articles and books with an emphasis on English but much in other languages. Sub-headings: General, Connoisseurship, Iconography, Inscriptions, Shapes, Athenian, Boeotian, Corinthian, Chalcidian, East Greek, Etruscan, Laconian, South Italian.

Sculpture Bibliography

  • http://www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/tools/bibliographies/sculpture.htm
  • Unattributed, hosted at Classical Art Research Centre.
  • No last update date; post-2000.
  • An introductory bibliography with a focus on monographs in English. Sub-headings: General Handbooks, Introductory, Functions and Settings, Materials and Techniques, Artists, originals and copies, Archaic, Fifth-century BC, Fourth-century BC, Grave-reliefs, Portraiture.

History of collections (classical antiquities)

  • http://www.beazley.ox.ac.uk/tools/bibliographies/collections.htm
  • Unattributed, hosted at Classical Art Research Centre.
  • No last update date; post-2000.
  • An introductory bibliography including books and monographs with a focus on English but several works in other languages. Topics include inscriptions, and subheadings are Art, Archaeology, and Cultures of Collecting.

Greek Archaeological Sites

Eretria Bibliographic Database

  • http://www3.unil.ch/esag/esag_db/?function=show_search_form&table_name=biblio
  • Swiss School of Archaeology in Greece
  • Includes citations from 2011 publications.
  • A searchable database with 3061 entries of scholarly publications about Eretria and Euboea, in all languages. About 20 keywords can be used to narrow searches, including by chronological period, type of find, and other criteria.

Scholarship on the Corinthia

Halieis Bibliography

OSU Excavations at Isthmia: Selected References

  • http://isthmia.osu.edu/biblio.html
  • Unattributed, Ohio State University.
  • Copyrighted 2000; no items listed date after that.
  • I would guess this bibliography was prepared to orient students working at the site; it includes major publications about Isthmia as well as some very general works in Greek archaeology.

Sparta: A Bibliography

  • http://www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/spartbib.html
  • John Paul Adams, Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, California State University Northridge.
  • Last updated 09/09/08.
  • Includes books and articles in major European languages; subsections are Major ancient texts, History and society, and Archaeology.

Roman Art & Archaeology

Ara Pacis Augustae: Bibliography

  • http://cdm.reed.edu/ara-pacis/bibliography.php
  • Charles S. Rhyne, Department of Art History, Reed College
  • No last update date; includes 2010 works.
  • A select bibliography focused on the "complex physical history" of the Ara Pacis, includes the 1938 and 2006 museums. Arranged alphabetically, this includes monographs, articles, and web sites in multiple languages; there are lengthy and detailed annotations.

Ancient Roman Roads (Viae Romanae)

  • http://www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/viaeromanae.html
  • John P. Adams, Classics, California State University Northridge.
  • Last update April 2011.
  • A lengthy bibliography including monographs, articles, and web resources in multiple languages. Sub-headings include Texts, General Resources, and many geographical divisions.

Inscriptiones, Leges at Bibliographica Latina Selecta (Early Roman Inscriptions)

M. G. M. Van Der Poel, Classics Department, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Netherlands) Last updated December 20, 2010. Includes a long list of collection of archaic latin inscriptions, in multiple languages; much secondary literature is not included. Interface is in latin.

Roman Britain

Roman Britain Bibliography

  • http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/modules/brit/bibliography/
  • Classics and Ancient History, Warwick University.
  • Last updated June 1, 2010.
  • This reading list for an undergraduate course focuses on monographs, and all works are in English. Sections include general works, histories, administration, Hadrian'w wall, towns, roads, countryside, and art.

Curse Tablets from Roman Britain: Bibliography

Sub-Roman Britain: Bibliography

  • http://www.the-orb.net/encyclop/early/origins/rom_celt/biblio2.html
  • Christopher A. Snyder. Department of History and Politics, Marymount University.
  • Last updated June 2, 2003.
  • This bibliography focuses on Britain in the period 400-600 C.E., and includes sections comprising bibliographies, primary sources, and secondary works. It includes monographs and articles; almost everything is in English.

Post-Classical Reception

The Reception of Classical Art Bibliography

History

Archaic-Classical

Sparta: A Bibliography

  • http://www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/spartbib.html
  • John Paul Adams, Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, California State University Northridge.
  • Last updated 09/09/08.
  • Includes books and articles in major European languages; subsections are Major ancient texts, History and society, and Archaeology.

Économies et sociétés de 478 à 88 en Grèce ancienne

  • http://bsa.biblio.univ-lille3.fr/biblioeconomie.html
  • Régis Robineau, Bibliotheque des Sciences de l'Antiquite, Universite de Lille
  • Last updated September 2009.
  • This bibliography focuses on monographs and edited volumes, not journal articles, in multiple languages. Sub-topics are wide-ranging and include studies of specific regions, studies of industries, transportation, and much more.

Religion and Power in Archaic and Classical Greece

Hellenistic

Ptolemaica, une bibliographie sur l'Égypte lagide

  • http://bsa.biblio.univ-lille3.fr/ptolemaica.htm
  • Christophe Hugot, Bibliotheque des Science de l'Antiquite, Universite de Lille
  • Last update February 2004.
  • Includes over 800 items, with monographs and essays from edited volumes but not journal articles, in multiple languages. Sub-headings include Chronology, Alexander in Egypt, and Law and Administration.

Roman

Transformation of Roman Society under Augustus - Bibliography

  • http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/modules/aug/bibliography/
  • Classics and Ancient History, Warwick University
  • Last updated April 29, 2010.
  • A reading list for an undergraduate course, comprising books and articles in English. It is organized by topics, which include primary sources, Julius Caesar, Actium, Power and Status, religion, social legislation, the senate, poetry, art, coins, urbanization, and the succession.

Tiberius to Hadrian - Bibliography

  • http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/classics/modules/tibtohad/bibliog/
  • Classics and Ancient History, Warwick University
  • Last updated October 3, 2010.
  • A reading list for an undergraduate course, comprising books and articles in English. It is organized by topics, which include primary and documentary sources, imperial bibliographies, Tactitus, City of Rome, and the Greek East.

Hadrien, une bibliographie sur l'empereur romain

  • http://bsa.biblio.univ-lille3.fr/hadrien.htm
  • Christophe Hugot, Bibliotheque des Science de l'Antiquite, Universite de Lille
  • Last update June 2010.
  • Includes monographs only, in multiple languages. Sub-topics include Coinage, Provinces, Philhellenism.

Notitia Dignitatum: Bibliography

  • http://members.ozemail.com.au/~igmaier/notitia.htm
  • Ingo Maier.
  • Currently updated.
  • From the linked page one has access to a lengthy bibliography in multiple parts, covering editions, translations, and facsimiles; interest discussions; and print references in chunks for the period from 1500 to the present.

The Roman Economy - Bibliography

Inscriptiones, Leges at Bibliographica Latina Selecta (Early Roman Inscriptions)

M. G. M. Van Der Poel, Classics Department, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Netherlands) Last updated December 20, 2010. Includes a long list of collection of archaic latin inscriptions, in multiple languages; much secondary literature is not included. Interface is in latin.

Military History

POLEMOS, une bibliographie sur la guerre en Grèce ancienne (de Marathon à la mort d'Alexandre III de Macédoine)

  • http://bsa.biblio.univ-lille3.fr/polemos.htm
  • Christophe Hugot, Bibliotheque des Science de l'Antiquite, Universite de Lille
  • Last update September 2009.
  • Includes monographs and essays from edited volumes but not journal articles, in multiple languages. There are very detailed sub-topics.

Roman Army Bibliography

  • http://www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/armybibl.html
  • John P. Adams, Classics, California State University Northridge.
  • Last major update October 2009, update planned summer 2011.
  • An extensive bibliography of monographs and articles and some web sites in multiple languages, covering subtopics including primary sources, Legions, Recruitment, Finance, and the Navy.

Roman Army Bibliography

  • http://members.tripod.com/~S_van_Dorst/biblio.html
  • Sander van Doorst
  • Last updated February 4, 2007.
  • This select bibliography focuses on the author's personal interests, and includes articles and monographs in multiple languages. It is arranged alphabetically by authors, and includes some introductory recommendations on books in English for students.

Naval

The Trireme Trust: Bibliography

The Development of the Roman Navy

Law

Greek

NOMOI: Bibliography on Ancient Greek Law

  • http://www.sfu.ca/nomoi/toc.htm
  • Maintained by David C. Mirhady, Iliad Arnaoutoglou, and Mark J Sundahl.
  • Also includes a list of Web resources and a glossary of Athenian legal terms.
  • Last full update: Spring 2007.

Roman

Ius Romanum at Bibliographica Latina Selecta

  • http://www.let.ru.nl/~m.v.d.poel/bibliografie/iusromanum.htm
  • M. G. M. Van Der Poel, Classics Department, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Netherlands)
  • Last updated December 20, 2010.
  • Includes bibliographies, editions, and scholarly monographs, in multiple languages; much secondary literature is not included. Interface is in latin.

DRANT: Droits Antiques

  • http://www2.misha.fr/flora/jsp/index.jsp
  • Center for the Documentation of Ancient Law, Paris.
  • Currently updated (2011).
  • This searchable bibliographic database contains approximately 56,000 entries on ancient law (including Greek, Roman, Persian,Near Eastern, and Egyptian, with 2000 more added annually. Coverage is very international and includes books and articles. The database allows searching by a large number of criteria. The interface is available in French, and (mostly) in English.

FoLIVM -- Fons Litterarum Iuris Veterum & Medii aevi

  • http://www.rg1.jura.uni-erlangen.de/db_index.html
  • Prof. Dr. Hans-Dieter Spengler, Lehrstuhl für Bürgerliches Recht, Römisches Recht und Antike Rechtsgeschichte, Universitat Erlangen-Nurnberg
  • Currently updated (2011)
  • This searchable bibliographic database contains 76,000 entries, exclusively articles and book reviews, with international coverage. As of 8/16/11, the search function returned a "file not found" error for every search tried.

Criminal Law / Droit pénal (Roman)

  • http://www.lareau-law.ca/codification-Rome.html
  • Francois Lareau, Lawyer, Ottawa.
  • Last updated 28 December 2010.
  • Includes links to selected texts and French translations of texts, and a bibliography of monographs and articles, arranged alphabetically by author, with an emphasis on works in French and English.

Arbeitsmittel zu Digestenexegesen in Leipziger Bibliotheken

A Bibliography on Women and the Family in Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Aghes (2nd-7th c. AD)

Language

Greek Linguistics

A Comprehensive Bibliography of Hellenistic Greek Linguistics

A Bibliography of Ancient Greek Linguistics

Latin Linguistics

A Bibliography of Latin Linguistics, especially of Latin Particles

  • http://www.lrz.de/~latinparticles/
  • Josine Schrickx, Thesaurus Linguae Latinae
  • Last updated April 7, 2011.
  • Includes books and articles in several languages; sub-headings include General Bibliography, Interjections, Modality, Pronouns, and specific particles.

The History of Latin Pronunciation

  • http://www.music.princeton.edu/~jeffery/pronunc.html
  • Peter Jeffery, Music, Princeton
  • No last update date; latest works are 1992.
  • This short bibliography is focused on the pronunciation of latin in both classical forms and in later church music. It includes monographs and articles in English.

Latin Grammar and Information Architecture

Ars Grammatica at Bibliographica Latina Selecta

Bibliography on Latin Stemmatic Diagrams Since Late Antiquity

  • http://www.piggin.net/stemmahist/biblio.htm
  • Jean-Baptiste Piggin
  • Last updated May 2010, continuing.
  • Lists debate about and editions containing Late Antique Latin stemmatic diagrams, many with links to digital versions. Part of the Macro-Typography website, which contains a series of articles on information architecture and text arrangement, both contemporary and historical. Annotation of the bibliography is is in progress, and it has an introduction.

Rhetoric

Origins of Greek Rhetoric

Sophistic Rhetoric: Selected Sources

  • http://www.wfu.edu/~zulick/300/bibsoph.html
  • Margaret Zulick, Department of Communication, Wake Forest University
  • No last update date; latest works are 2001.
  • A selected bibliography of books and articles in English.

Latin and Hellenistic Rhetorics: Selected Sources

See also entries for individual Greek Authors and Latin Authors

Prose Composition

[Latin] Prose Composition: Bibliography

  • http://greekandlatin.osu.edu/programs/latin/latin_prose_comp/bibliography.cfm
  • Department of Classics, Ohio State University
  • No last update date; works vary in age (not a hotbed of publishing right now I suspect!)
  • This is a selected bibliography, including books and articles in English and German. There are a few sub-sections (Style, Of Dubious Value, and a few articles on whether prose composition should be taught.)

Paleography

Paleographia, Ars Critica at Bibliographica Latina Selecta

  • http://www.let.ru.nl/~m.v.d.poel/bibliografie/palarscrit.htm
  • M. G. M. Van Der Poel, Classics Department, Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen (Netherlands)
  • Last updated December 28, 2010.
  • Includes scholarly monographs, in multiple languages; much journal-based literature is not included. Interface is in latin.

Classical Literature by Genre

See also listings for individual authors under Greek Authors and Latin Authors

Classical Literature

Greek Authors

Greek Authors

Latin Authors

Latin Authors

Philosophy

Bibliography for Ancient Greek Thought

Bibliography of Feminist Philosophers

  • http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/feminism-femhist/bib.html
  • Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy; compiled by Abigail Gosselin, Dept. of Philosophy, Regis University.
  • Copyrighted 2007.
  • The "ancient" section includes a list of books and articles on feminism in relation to Plato and Aristotle; they are largely, but not exclusively, in English.

Presocratics: Bibliography

Fatalism and Determinism in Ancient Greek Philosophy

  • http://aristotle.tamu.edu/~rasmith/Courses/Ancient/661/bibliography.html
  • Robin Smith, Department of Philosophy, Texas A & M University
  • No last update date; latest work cited is 2007.
  • Created for an upper-level class - perhaps a graduate class - this bibliography includes primary and secondary sources (including books and articles), mostly in English with a few title in German and French.

Ancient and Medieval Natural Philosophy

Philodemus, une bibliographie des principales oeuvres de Philodème de Gadara

  • http://bsa.biblio.univ-lille3.fr/philodemus.html
  • Annick Monet, Bibliotheque des Science de l'Antiquite, Universite de Lille
  • No last update date; latest work cited is 2006.
  • Includes editions and commentaries, and includes monographs and articles in all languages. Subdivided by work.

Religion

The Roman Imperial Cult

  • http://www.csun.edu/~hcfll004/impcult.html
  • John P. Adams, Classics, California State University Northridge.
  • Last updated May 2009.
  • A lengthy bibliography including monographs and articles in multiple languages. Sub-headings include Cult Features, Priests and Officials, City of Rome, Army, and Provinces.

Epigraphic Sources on Greek Religion

Bibliography for Greek and Roman Hells

  • http://www.hell-on-line.org/BibGR.html
  • Eileen Gardiner, American Council of Learned Societies.
  • Last updated 2008.
  • This site contains a series of bibliographies on ancient conceptions of hell. Most include sections on primary sources and secondary studies. The Bibliography for Jewish and Christian Hells is by far the most detailed and lengthy; the others are quite short. Most works are in English, but there are a few in other languages.

Religion and Power in Archaic and Classical Greece

Area Studies

Publications dealing with the Black Sea in Antiquity

  • http://spartokos.wordpress.com/
  • This is a blog, with no formal statement of responsibility.
  • Currently being updated (March 2011).
  • The blog is mostly in French; publications presented are in a variety of languages, including Russian and Bulgarian. Publications mentioned include links to electronic publications and mentions of early 20th century works, some now available online.

Bibliographie épirote. Époques classique et hellénistique

  • http://bsa.biblio.univ-lille3.fr/biblioepire.html
  • Marie-Pierre Dausse, Department of History, Universite de Paris
  • Last updated August 2010.
  • A select bibliography on Epirus, this consists of suggestions for fundamental works, a list of some important recent works, and includes (as a linked .pdf) a list of primary sources for the region.

Scythie, une bibliographie introductive

  • http://bsa.biblio.univ-lille3.fr/scythie.htm
  • Régis Robineau, Bibliotheque des Sciences de l'Antiquitie, Universite de Lille
  • Last updated March 2011.
  • This bibliography focuses on monographs in English, French, and German, although it includes a few works in slavic languages and gives information about specialized journals.

Hellenistic Far East: Central Asia and North West India

Post-Classical Reception

Traditio Classicorum: The Fortuna of the Classical Authors to the year 1650.

The Reception of Classical Art Bibliography

Antiquitas Superstes at Bibliographica Latina Selecta (Classical Tradition)

Virgil in Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance: An Online Bibliography

  • http://virgil.org/bibliography/
  • David Scott Wilson-Okamura, English Department, East Carolina University.
  • Last updated 2010.
  • A largely comprehensive bibliography of monographs and articles in multiple languages. Headings include Late Antiquity, Middle Ages, and Renaissance, with sub-headings within each.
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