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Timelines of ancient Greece and Rome w/etexts (ToC)

Jorn Barger April 2002 (updated May2002)

The Greek timelines here are largely based on Thomas Martin's 1996 book-length overview at perseus.org. [ToC] [site critique] I'll include links to each of his pages (tagged eg [tm1.1]) but also many links to resources not on the Perseus site. (Martin includes some local Perseus links at the bottom of each page, as well.)

A survey of etexts will be offered for each major classical author:

My current page-divisions are still arbitrary, to keep each page under 100k, so breakpoints will likely change as different sections are expanded.

Greece 45,000 BC to 440 BC [greece1]

# Heracles
# Argonauts
# Theban cycle
# Trojan cycle
# Homer
# Hesiod
# 'Homeric' hymns
# Sappho
# Aesop
# [map]
# Aeschylus
# Pindar
# Herodotus

Greece 440 BC to 322 BC [greece2]

# Sophocles
# Euripides
# Thucydides
# Aristophanes
# Xenophon

Plato and Aristotle 427 BC to 322 BC [platarist]

# Plato
# Aristotle

Greece 322 BC to present [greece3]

# Plutarch


Rome 200,000 BC to 44 BC [rome1]

# Plautus
# Ennius
# Cato
# Terence
# Varro
# Julius Caesar

Cicero 106 BC to 43 BC [cicero]

# Cicero

Rome 44 BC to 17 AD [rome2]

# Nepos
# Lucretius
# Sallust
# Catullus
# Vitruvius
# Virgil
# Horace
# Augustus
# Livy
# Priapea
# Tibullus
# Sulpicia
# Seneca the Elder
# Propertius
# Ovid

Rome 19 BC to present [rome3]

# Velleius
# Phaedrus
# Valerius Maximus
# Seneca the Younger
# Petronius
# Pliny the Elder
# Silius Italicus
# Frontinus
# Persius
# Lucan
# Quintilian
# Josephus
# Martial
# Valerius Flaccus
# Statius
# Rufus
# Tacitus
# Pliny the Younger
# Suetonius
# Juvenal
# Marcus Aurelius
# Apuleius
# Gellius
# Florus
# Cassius Dio
# Justin
# Historia Augusta
# Ammianus
# Aurelius Victor
# Eutropius
# Augustine
# Claudian
#


major etext archives:

(the MIT site currently truncates most texts at 100k because of a drive crash)

Pers = Perseus Project [ToC]
MIT = Internet Classics Archive [website]

LatLib = Latin Library [no translations] [minor authors]
Archeo = Archeologhia (Italian mirror of LatLib) [ToC]
Fordham = Internet Ancient History Sourcebook [Greece]
Harris = [ToC]
Carrie = University of Kansas [no translations]
Forum = Forum Romano, a GeoCities site [ToC] mirror
bAug = Bibliotheca Augustana [multi-multipage] [1pg-mirror]
Biblio = Biblio-net (Italian) [A-L] [M-Z]
eServer = The English Server [site]
Bartleby = commercial site with popups [Harvard Classics]
UVa = University of Virginia {English]
OMACL = Online Medieval and Classical Library [ToC]
Diotima = Stoa's gender-forum [anthology]
PGut = Project Gutenberg [homepage]
Oz = University of Adelaide Electronic Texts Collection [alpha]

general indexes: OLB, GBO, Jorn, W3VL

bAug = Bibliotheca Augustana [need special font]

Curtius = Lacus Curtius, which crashes my browser unless I visit it via Google's 'cache'.

zip = zipped Windows hypertext, requires a dll [info]

misc: links, TeX format


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