Other Link Collections.

• Romansites. Bill Thayer's enormous gateway to things Roman on the web.

• Lacus Curtius. "The Garage Sale Approach to Roman Antiquity"

• Maps of the Roman Empire.

• A Roman History Timeline to Constantine (unfortunately incomplete and seemingly abandoned)
• A useful General Timeline
• David Camden's Roman History chronology (split up by 25-year periods)

• Maecenas. Archive of photographs of various Roman sites
• Virtual Tour of Rome.
• Images of important historical figures.

Social and Cultural Topics.

• Diotima. Materials for the study of women and gender in the ancient world
• Roman Cuisine.
• Baths.
• Roman ball and board games.
• Gladiators.
• Roman names.
• Roman Clothing.
• Houses
• Roman Technology

• The Pompeii Forum Project. Based here at UVA.
• Ostia. Harbour of Ancient Rome.

• De imperatoribus romanis. On-line encyclopedia of Roman emperors.
• Augustus: Images of Power. Good illustrations of artworks illustrating Augustan propaganda.
• A rather curious page devoted (in part) to Antoninus Pius.

• ORB (Online Reference Book): Late Antiquity in the Mediterranean.
• Byzantium. Paul Halsall's large and beautifully illustrated site.

[For texts assigned for Classics 202 see the syllabus]

Plutarch's lives of notable Romans:

• Romulus
• Numa
• Cato the Elder
• Tiberius Gracchus
• Gaius Gracchus
• Marius
• Sulla
• Cato the Younger
• Cicero
• Crassus
• Pompey
• Julius Caesar
• M. Brutus
• Antony

• Julius Caesar
• Augustus
• Caligula
• Claudius

Home-pages of Roman Authors.

• Cicero
• Catullus.
• Virgil
• Apuleius
• St. Augustine
• Fulgentius