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A poetic non-fiction historical chronology of the Olympics.

In some ways, we've created another Alexandrian library on the World Wide Web. Here anything that can be recorded in zero's and one's is being collected at an alarming rate. Here there are spectacular resources, and there is trash, and anyone with an internet connection and a html browser has access to all of it. New methods of scholarship are emerging in response to the new presentation of information.

Roman Cultural History, Latin Prose, Theoretical Linguistics. HVNC IGITVR SPECTEMVS, HOC PROPOSITVM NOBIS SIT EXEMPLVM: ILLE SE PROFECISSE SCIAT CVI CICERO VALDE PLACEBIT

A resource site by James J. O'Donnell on Apuleius' self-defense; provides e-texts of translations, background on related issues, and commentary on the author and his times. Also provides bibliographies and links to other sites.

A Research Study To Demonstrate Diseconomies of Scale in Public Education and a Rational for School Vouchers.

You find here a link to a Folio-Infobase with the complete Dessau's "Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae", a growing number of Ann.Épigr. volumes, and a large and continually enhanced sample of inscriptions from the C.I.L. (135,000 texts). The texts are modified for computerization and thus don't replace printed editions in any way.

For the most part, the participation of women in the field of philosophy has been virtually ignored. In truth, however, the history of philosophy as exclusively the domain of men, is improbable.

There are many excellent lives of Horace in print, and much good criticism is easily accessible. The sources for the life of Horace are the allusions in his own writings, and the brief biography attributed to Suetonius.

Memoir describing passage from my American Quaker background through adulthood enlivened by family life with conversion of sons to Islam.

A very extensive list od texts in both latin and english translations.

Lucretius [Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy]

About a boy going through some rough times and the dog that enters his life.

Welcome! to the pages of Prof. Dr. Dr. Manfred Clauss, Department of Ancient History at the JWG Universität in Frankfurt am Main. You find here a database, which in the future shall enclose all Latin inscriptions. The availability of the here presented data is given, contributions are welcome. For all of those who are able and willing to contribute inscriptions we will take care of the preparation and distribution. I thank all who assisted for their support

A financial plot, hatched during WWII, eventually brings profit to all involved, establishes a vigorous Church and several loving marriages.