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The following list is by no means comprehensive. If you would like to suggest a site, please send an email to Sam Huskey (webmaster@camws.org), the CAMWS webmaster.

It would be especially nice to know of sites maintained by CAMWS members.

General Classics Sites

Organizations and Services

• State and Provincial Classical Organizations in the CAMWS region
• Other Classical Associations of Interest to CAMWS members
• Placement Services for Classicists
• Eta Sigma Phi: National Classics Honor Society

General Resources

• VRoma
• De Imperatoribus Romanis
• The On-line Companion to the Worlds of Roman Women offers hyper-texted Latin passages of various levels of complexity, short essays, annotated bibliography, many images, syllabi, lesson units, activities for classroom use (middle through college) and more.
• Diotima: Materials for the study of women and gender in the ancient world
• Internet Classics Archive
• LacusCurtius
• Perseus: An ever-expanding site that features texts, translations, dictionaries, grammars, commentaries, images of ancient art, and much more
• Rogueclassicism: David Meadows' blog.
• Where do you want to go today?

Collections of links

• Library of Congress Classics Pages Directory Tree
• Voice of the Shuttle Classical Studies Links
• Electronic Resources for Classicists
• KIRKE: Katalog der Internetressourcen für die Klassische Philologie aus Erlangen. This page is In German, but so well organized it will reward a visit especially on philological topics.
• About.com's Ancient History/Classical Civilization page

Collections of Images

• Maecenas: Images of Ancient Greece and Rome
• Goddess Images on Artifacts and Coins
• Artcyclopedia: an index of 1200 arts sites, with more than 32,000 links to an estimated 100,000 works by 7,500 renowned artists
• VRoma Image Archive offers thousands of annotated and high-quality classical images.

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Texts and Translations

General Collections

• Perseus Project's list of Greek and Latin texts
• Latin Library: A collection of Latin texts
• Internet Classics Archive: A collection of translations of classical texts

Pages Devoted to Individual Authors

• Apollonius of Rhodes By Martijn Cuypers at the University of Leiden
• Cicero: Brought to us by Joseph Hughes at Southwest Missouri State University
• Ovid: By Ulrich Schmitzer of the Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg - Institut für Alte Sprachen
• Vergil: By Joseph Farrell at Pennsylvania University
• Virgil.com: By David Wilson-Okamurra

Latin and Greek Language Resources

• CAMWS' Committee for the Promotion of Latin
• ACL's Teaching Materials and Resource Center
• eClassics is a social network dedicated to technology and Classics pedagogy.
• Pompeiiana Newsletter, edited by Bernard Barcio, is now available as a blog for Latin teachers and their students.
• Orbis Latinus online: a lexicon of Latin place names
• Aoidoi: a site dedicated to the study of Greek poetry from the Epics to Anacreontics
• Greek Language and Linguistics Gateway
• Ancient Greek Tutorials
• Handouts for Greek 101: a site by David Sansone
• Textkit: Greek and Latin Learning Tools
• The Official Wheelock's Latin Series web site
• Indo-European Etymological Dictionary

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Bibliographies

• APH on the Web
• Aufstieg und Niedergang der Römischen Welt
• GNOMON Bibliographic Databank
• Hellenistic Bibliography
• The Petronian Society Newsletter
• Vergilian Bibliography: From Vergilius

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Book Sellers

• Bestbookbuys.com
• B&BSmith
• Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers, Inc.
• E. J. Brill
• Bristol Classical Press (now at Duckworth Online)
• Cambridge University Press
• Duckworth Publishers
• Focus Publishing/R. Pullins Company
• Les Belles Lettres: Publisher of La Librairie Guillaume Budé
• Olms-Weidmann Online
• Oxford University Press
• Peeters Publishers
• Routledge
• K. G. Saur (distributor of the Bibliotheca Teubneriana)
• Society of Biblical Literature Publications
• Universitätsverlag C. Winter

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Fun Links

• The Ancient World on Television
• Nuntii Latini: The News In Latin
• Weather Underground presents the weather in Latin