Classics

Key Databases

• L'Année philologique
  L'Année Philologique is a bibliography containing citations of all known scholarly work on classical antiquity published in any language, anywhere in the world. Its subjects are Greek and Latin literature and linguistics, including early Christian texts and patristics, Greek and Roman history, philosophy, art, archaeology, religion, mythology, music, and science. Its coverage begins in the second millennium B. C. E. with pre-classical archaeology, and ends with the period of transition from late antiquity to the middle ages (roughly 500-800 C.E.).
  Tip: Access the keyword search function by clicking on "Full text." For this database, "full text" does not mean that it links to full text resources; rather, it means that your keyword search will look at the full citation records within the database.
• Perseus CD-ROM
  The most comprehensive collection of primary sources and supporting reference materials on ancient Greece ever created. It contains over 380 texts in Greek and in translation, representing all of the major authors of the classical period and others, extensive morphological tools, art and archaeology resources, and much more.  Produced by Tufts University.   See directions for mapping your CD-ROM drive.

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• SIMON: Books & more in the UPS Library
• SUMMIT: Books & more in selected Washington & Oregon libraries
• WorldCat: Books & more in libraries worldwide
• ILL Books Request Form: Request a book not owned by UPS or SUMMIT

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• UPS Classics Department Web links
  An annotated listing of links to databases, gateways, on-line publications and other resources compiled by the Classics Department.
• ABZU  (U of Chicago) 
  "Abzu is a guide to the rapidly increasing, and widely distributed data relevant to the study and public presentation of the Ancient Near East via the Internet."
• Aesopica.net: Aesop's Fables Online
  Includes Latin and Greek texts as well as English-, Spanish-, and French-language versions of Aesop's famous fables.
• Classical and Medieval History (Library of Congress)
• Classics Resources on the Web(University of Cambridge) 
  Provides links to web resources in six areas: literature; philosophy & science; history; art history & archaeology; linguistics & philology; and general information.
• Interactive Ancient Mediterranean(University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill)
  An online atlas of the ancient Mediterranean world