Latin - Collections & Handbooks

Columbus' First Voyage is a Bolchazy-Carducci Latin text based on the Ciceronian Latin of Renaissance Italian Peter Martyr's De Orbo Novo.

The Ancient / Classical History glossary is an evolving resource on people and topics in ancient history, mythology and classical literature, mostly with very brief descriptions and biographies.

Collection of Latin writing organized chronologically. Entirely in Latin. Includes 7th C. B.C. inscriptions.

Epistle of Mathetes, Tertullian, Origen (Commentary and Contra Celsum), Cyprian, Athanaius (On the Incarnation), and Augustine (Confessions, City of God).

Apuleius, Caesar, Catullus, Persius, Juvenal, Horace, Ovid, authors on farming, Historians, and Cicero. William Harris presents information beyond the ordinary.

59 classical authors in translation from MIT. Enter the name you're looing for or pick a selection. Site includes a trivia question.

The Latin Library authors include Apuleius, Augustus, Caesar, Cato, Catullus, Cicero, Ennius, Horace, Juvenal, and Livy. The texts of their writings are in Latin.

William Harris' essay on the major forms and periods of Latin writing: comedy, Classical Latin, Christian, and technical, including farming, scientific, medical, astrological, and inscriptions.

Notes and a quick review of Josiah Osgood's 'A Suetonius Reader.'