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Pliny the Younger
Resources on Pliny the Younger, the Roman statesman who wrote about the eruption of Vesuivius, which killed his uncle Pliny the Elder, among many other topics.
All Roads Lead to Murder - Review
In this mystery, by Albert A. Bell, jr., based on the writing of the younger Pliny, Pliny is a slightly priggish character, who doesn't mind circumventing cherished Roman tradition when it suits his purposes, which it does when he sees a chance to rescue a lovely young slave woman.
Pliny's Haunted House
A ghost story written by Pliny the Younger.
Roman Authors Timeline
See where Pliny the Younger and his writing fits in with the other great Roman writers.
Pliny, Letters 10.96-97 - Pliny to the Emperor Trajan
In this English translation of a letter, Pliny the Younger writes about the Christians who adhere to what Pliny calls contagious and a superstition. Includes Trajan's reply.
Letters of the Younger Pliny Introduction
E-text of the Letters of Pliny the Younger in a public domain English translation.