Some Primary Sources on the Internet
Caesars and their Ladies: Roman women in ancient coins.
Ancient Rome includes the Republican Constitution, legal code, and other legal documents.
Marriage in Ancient Rome. An interesting site with primary documents regarding women and marriage.
Nova Roma concerns classical Roman religion, culture, and virtues.
Legal Status of Women in Greece and Rome. Also extends into the Empire Period.
Diotima: Women and Gender in the Classical World.
Women's Life in Greece and Rome.
Jewish History Sourcebook: Jews and the later Roman law, 315-531 CE.
Ancient History Sourcebook--Rome.
Armamentarium.
Details of Roman preparation of soldiers.
Exploring Ancient World Cultures--Rome. Includes Vergil's Aeneid and the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius.
The Roman World. Works from Cicero, Lucretius, Ovid, Ptolemy, and more.
Alex Catalogue of Electronic Texts.
Internet Classics Archive at MIT.
Collection
of Greek and Latin Classic Texts, from the Library of Congress.
The Surgery of Ancient Rome. A display of surgical instruments from antiquity.
Rome, Past and Present. Contains photos of the architecture of Rome.
Roman Archaeology, with links to sites discussing current projects.
Pompeii. Beautiful photos of wall-paintings.
Vesuvius and Pompeii is an interesting site discussing the eruption of Vesuvius and its effect on Pompeii. Contains pictures of the city, the destruction, the art, and the volcano.
Markowski's page on Pompeii, and the Coliseum.
Vergil's Dido, artwork of Vergil's text.
Augustus: Images of Power includes the art and architecture during Augustus' leadership.
Pompeii: Houses, Gardens, and Paintings. Photos of the city and the artwork.
The Detroit Institute of Arts Roman exhibit.
Roman Art includes images but no explanation.
Ancient Greek & Roman Art. Photos of artifacts on exhibit at the Michael C. Carlos Museum in Atlanta.
Roman mosaics. It's in French, but you won't need to know the language in order to see these beautiful images.
European Archaeology--web links. If you want to see anything else, check out this page.
LacusCurtius:
Into the Roman World
