CLASSIC GRECO-ROMAN WRITERS

• Aeschylus
• Agamemnon (Internet Classics Archive)
• Eumenides (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Persians (Internet Classics Archive)
• Prometheus Bound (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Seven Against Thebes (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Suppliants
• Aristophanes
• The Acharnians (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Birds (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Clouds (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Ecclesiazusae (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Frogs (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Knights (Internet Classics Archive)
• Peace (Internet Classics Archive)
• Plutus (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Thesmophoriazusae (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Wasps (Internet Classics Archive)
• Aristotle
• The Athenian Constitution (Internet Classics Archive)
• Categories (Internet Classics Archive)
• On Dreams (Internet Classics Archive)
• On The Gait of Animals (Internet Classics Archive)
• On Generation and Corruption (Internet Classics Archive)
• On The Heavens (Internet Classics Archive)
• History of Animals (Internet Classics Archive)
• On Interpretation (Internet Classics Archive)
• On Memory and Reminiscence (Internet Classics Archive)
• Metaphysics (Internet Classics Archive)
• On The Motion of Animals (Internet Classics Archive)
• On Sophistical Refutations (trans. W. A. Pickard-Cambridge)
• Nicomachean Ethics (Internet Classics Archive)
• Physics (Internet Classics Archive)
• Poetics (Internet Classics Archive)
• Politics (Internet Classics Archive)
• Posterior Analytics (Internet Classics Archive)
• Prior Analytics (Internet Classics Archive)
• Rhetoric (Internet Classics Archive)
• On The Soul (Internet Classics Archive)
• Topics (Internet Classics Archive)
• Marcus Aurelius Antonius, Meditations (Internet Classics Archive)
• Boethius
1. Boethius, Consolation of Philosophy (Latin text and English translation; ed. James J.O'Donnell, U.Penn) (U. Virginia)
• Cassiodorus
• James J. O'Donnell (U. Penn), Cassiodorus (hypertext "postprint" of book originally published in 1979)
• Cato
• "Cato's Monostichs" (with translations by James Marchand)
• Cicero
• Cicero, Marcus Tullius (Dr. Joseph Hughes, Southwest Missouri State U.)
• Cicero, Marcus Tullius (Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy)
• Cicero On the Genres of Rhetoric (excerpts) ("selected Ciceronian texts dealing with the deliberative and demonstrative genres") (John F. Tinkler, Towson State U., Maryland)
• Euripides
• Alcestis (Internet Classics Archive)
• Andromache (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Bacchantes (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Cyclops (Internet Classics Archive)
• Electra (Internet Classics Archive)
• Hecuba (Internet Classics Archive)
• Helen (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Heracleidae (Internet Classics Archive)
• Heracles (Internet Classics Archive)
• Hippolytus (Internet Classics Archive)
• Ion (Internet Classics Archive)
• Iphigenia At Aulis (Internet Classics Archive)
• Iphigenia in Tauris (Internet Classics Archive)
• Medea (Internet Classics Archive)
• Orestes (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Phoenissae (Internet Classics Archive)
• Rhesus (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Suppliants (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Trojan Women (Internet Classics Archive)
• Homer
• The Iliad
• The Iliad (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Odyssey
• The Odyssey (Internet Classics Archive)
• Ovid
• The Ovid Project: Metamorphosing the Metamorphoses (Hope Greenberg, U. Vermont)
• Images from The Metamorphoses by Ovid. Engravings by Johannes Baur. 1703
• Ovid's Metamorphosis Englished Mythologized and Represented in Figures. Translated by George Sandys (1640)
• The Ambrose Collection (" Z. Philip Ambrose, Professor of Classics at the U.of Vermont, has collected a number of slides for use with his students in Classics 42, Mythology...")
• Pindar
• Isthmian (Perseus Project / Internet Classics Archive)
• Nemean (Perseus Project / Internet Classics Archive)
• Olympian (Perseus Project / Internet Classics Archive)
• Pythian (Perseus Project / Internet Classics Archive)
• Commentaries on Individual Odes of Pindar (bibliography) (Lowell Edmunds, Rutgers U.)
• Plato
• Apology (Internet Classics Archive)
• Charmides, Or Temperance (Internet Classics Archive)
• Cratylus (Internet Classics Archive)
• Critias (Internet Classics Archive)
• Crito (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Hypertext Crito (hypertext version of the translation by Benjamin Jowett, with additional commentary) (Tim Rohrer, U. Oregon)
• Euthydemus (Internet Classics Archive)
• Euthyphro (Internet Classics Archive)
• Gorgias (Internet Classics Archive)
• Ion (Internet Classics Archive)
• Laches Or Courage (Internet Classics Archive)
• Laws (Internet Classics Archive)
• Lysis, Or Friendship (Internet Classics Archive)
• Meno (Internet Classics Archive)
• Parmenides (Internet Classics Archive)
• Phaedo (Internet Classics Archive)
• Phaedrus (Internet Classics Archive)
• Philebus (Internet Classics Archive)
• Protagoras (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Republic (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Seventh Letter (Internet Classics Archive)
• Sophist (Internet Classics Archive)
• Sophist (trans. Benjamin Jowett; hypertext version)
• Statesman (Internet Classics Archive)
• Symposium (Internet Classics Archive)
• Theaetetus (Internet Classics Archive)
• Timaeus (Internet Classics Archive)
• Plotinus
• The Six Enneads
• Sappho
• Sappho (includes a long biographical introduction of Sappho, a collection of her lyrist lyrics, and a list of links devoted to scholarly work on Sappho) (Alexandria North, Sappho.com)
• Sappho Page | Poetic Fragments (Spock)
• Sophocles
• Ajax (Internet Classics Archive)
• Antigone (Internet Classics Archive)
• Electra (Internet Classics Archive)
• Philoctetes (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Trachiniae (Internet Classics Archive)
• Virgil
• The Aeneid
• The Aeneid (Internet Classics Archive)
• The Georgics (Internet Classics Archive)