• Arkins, Brian. Sexuality in Fifth-century Athens (Classics Ireland).
• Asmis, Elizabeth. Crates on Poetic Criticism (Phoenix).
• Atkinson, John. Nicias and the Fear of Failure Syndrome (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Bain, David. A Corruption in the Text of Socrates and Dionysius Detected: A Puzzle Set (Arachnion).
• Barre, Geoffrey. Sappho 130 L.P.: Who's Who? (Electronic Antiquity).
• Baynham, E. Who Put the 'Romance' in the Alexander Romance?: The Alexander Romances within Alexander Historiography (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Beach, Edward A. The Eleusinian Mysteries (ECOLE).
• Beavers, Anthony F.
  • Heraclitus (Exploring Plato's Dialogues).
  • Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans (Exploring Plato's Dialogues).
• Becker, Andrew S. A Short Essay on Deconstruction and Plato's Ion (Electronic Antiquity).
• Bleisch, Pamela R. Plautine Travesties of Gender and Genre: Transvestism and Tragicomedy in Amphitruo (Didaskalia).
• Bloedow, Edmund F. Diplomatic Negotiations between Darius and Alexander: Historical Implications of the First Phase at Marathus in Phoenicia in 333/332 BC (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Branigan, Ciaran. The Circumnavigation of Africa (Classics Ireland).
• Buck, R. J. The Character of Theramenes (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Carney, Elizabeth. Eponymous Women: Royal Women and City Names (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Cartledge, Paul. The Greeks and Anthropology (Classics Ireland).
• Cavalier, K. Did Not Potters Portray Peisistratos Posthumously as Herakles? (Electronic Antiquity).
• Churchin, Leonard A. The Unburied Dead at Thermopylae (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Cingano, Ettore. The Death of Oedipus in the Epic Tradition (Phoenix).
• Clay, Jenny Strauss.
  • The Plot of the Lysistrata and the Hostages of Line 244 (Electronic Antiquity).
  • Sappho 55 (Voigt): Going, Going, Gone (Electronic Antiquity).
• Connolly, William R. Stoicism (ECOLE).
• Cornford, Francis M. Thucydides Mythistoricus (Perseus).
  • Part I. Thucydides Historicus.
    • Preface.
    • The Causes of the War.
    • The Athenian Parties before the War.
    • The Megarian Decrees.
    • The Western Policy.
    • Thucydides' Conception of History.
  • Part II. Thucydides Mythicus.
    • Introductory.
    • The Luck of Pylos.
    • The Most Violent of the Citizens.
    • Mythistoria and the Drama.
    • Peitho.
    • The Melian Dialogue.
    • The Lion's Whelp.
    • Eros Tyrannus.
    • the Tragic Passions.
    • The Cause of the War.
• Crane, Gregory.
  • The Case of Plataia: Start of a World War and an End of History (Perseus).
  • Thucydides and the Ancient Simplicity: The Limits of Political Realism (Perseus).
    • Introduction.
    • Sherman at Melos: Realpolitik Ancient and Modern.
    • Truest Causes and Thucydidean Realisms.
• deForest, Mary. Female Choruses in Greek Tragedy (Didaskalia).
• Derow, Peter. Herodotus Readings (Classics Ireland).
• Diamond, Richard. Seeing One's Way: The Image and Action of Oidipous Tyrannos (Electronic Antiquity).
• Dieterich, Karl. Byzantine Literature (CE).
• Economou, Maria. Euesperides: A Devastated Site (Electronic Antquity).
• Edwards, Martha L. The Cultural Context of Deformity in the Ancient Greek World: 'Let There be a Law That No Deformed Child shall be Reared' (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Ehrhardt, Christopher. Lysias on Theramenes (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Ellis, J. R. The Structure of Thucydides' Disseration on Stasis and the Authenticity of 3.84 (Electronic Antiquity).
• Emlyn-Jones, Chris. Paradise Lost? Authority and Reception in the Presentation of Mortal/Immortal Relationships in Archaic Greek Epic.
• Erskine, Andrew. Greek Embassies and the City of Rome (Classics Ireland).
• Falkner, Caroline L. The Battle of Syme, 411 B.C. - Thuc.8.42 (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Fieser, James, Ed.
  • The Academy (IEP).
  • Aenesidemus (1st Cn. CE.) (IEP).
  • Anaxagoras (500-572 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Anaxarchus (4th Cn. BCE.) (IEP).
  • Anaximander (611-547 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Anaximenes (d. 502 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Ancient Greek and Roman Libraries (IEP).
  • Ancient Greek Skepticism (IEP).
  • Antisthenes (440-370 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Aristotle (384-322 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Carneades (213-129 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Chrysippus (c. 280-207) (IEP).
  • Cleanthes (331-232 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Damon (5th Cn. BCE.) (IEP).
  • Democritus (460-370 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Diogenes Laertius (3rd Cn. CE.) (IEP).
  • Diogenes of Apollonia (6th Cn. BCE.) (IEP).
  • Diogenes of Sinope (4th Cn. BCE.) (IEP).
  • Eclecticism (IEP).
  • Empedocles (fl. 450 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Epicurus (342-270 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Euclides (c. 430-360 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Gorgias (483-378) (IEP).
  • Greek Philosophy (IEP).
  • Heraclitus (535-475 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Hippias (5th Cn. BCE.) (IEP).
  • Leucippus (5th Cn. BCE.) (IEP).
  • Menippus (fl. 250 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Parmenides (b. 510 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Peripatetics (IEP).
  • Prodicus (fl. 5th Cn. BCE.) (IEP).
  • Protagoras (480-411 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Pyrrho (c. 360-c.270 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Pythagoras (fl. 530 BCE.) (IEP).
  • The Sophists (IEP).
  • Stilpo (c.380-330 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Stoicism (IEP).
  • Symposium (IEP).
  • Thales (636-546 BCE) (IEP).
  • Theophrastus (d. 287 BCE) (IEP).
  • Timon (fl. 279 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Xenophanes (570-475 BCE.) (IEP).
  • Xenophon (444-357 BCE) (IEP).
  • Zeno of Elea (b. 488 BCE.) (IEP).
• Finley, John M. Three Essays on Thucydides (Perseus).
  • Preface.
  • Euripides and Thucydides.
  • The Origins of Thucydides' Style.
  • The Unity of Thucydides' History.
• Finnegan, Rachel. The Professional Careers: Women Pioneers and the Male Image Seduction (Classics Ireland).
• Fowler, Michael. Physics Lectures (University of Virgina).
  • Early Greek Science: Thales to Plato.
  • Aristotle.
  • Measuring the Solar System.
  • Greek Science after Aristotle.
  • Basic Ideas in Greek Mathematics.
  • How the Greeks Used Geometry to Understand the Stars.
• French, Alfred. Pericles' Citizenship Law (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Gerland, Ernst. The Byzantine Empire (CE).
• Gietmann, G.
  • Byzantine Architecture (CE).
  • Byzantine Art (CE).
• Goetsch, Sallie. And What About Costume? (Didaskalia).
• Goff, Barbara. Aithra at Eleusis (Diotima).
• Gray, Vivienne. Reading the Rise of Pisistratus: Herodotus 1.56-68 (Histos).
• Gregory, Justina. Notes and Discussion: Euripides' Hecuba 54 (Phoenix).
• Grote, Dale. On the Pedagogos's Deception Speech in Sophocles's Electra (Electronic Antiquity).
• Hammond, N. G. L. Were 'Makedones' Enrolled in the Amphictyony in 346 BC? (Electronic Antiquity).
• Hannah, Robert.
  • The Constellations on Achilles' Shield (Illiad 18. 485-489) (Electronic Antiquity).
  • Peisistratos, the Peisistratids and the Introduction of Herakles to Olympos: An Alternative Scenario (Electronic Antiquity).
• Harrison, Thomas. Herodotus' Conception of Foreign Languages (Histos).
• Harvey, Chris. "Klytaimestra: A Study of Aeschylus' Agamemnon 1372-1576 (Thesis Project).
  • Backgrounds: Political, Theatrical, Social, Mythical.
  • Confusing Society: Language and Imagery in Agamemnon 1372-1576.
  • Intentions: Murderous Mother or Wronged Queen?.
• Hobbes, Thomas. On the Life and History of Thucydides (Perseus).
• Houlihan, James. Incorporating the Other: The Catalogue of Women in Odyssey 11 (Electronic Antiquity).
• Hunter, Richard L. Written in the Stars: Poetry and Philosophy in the Phaenomena of Aratus (Arachnion).
• Ireland, Stanley. Personal Relationships and Other Features of Menander (Electronic Antiquity).
• Janko, Richard. Thunder but no Clouds: The Genesis of the Homeric Text (Didaskalia).
• Johansen, Thomas K. Truth, Lies and History in Plato's Timaeus-Critias (Histos).
• Jowett, Benjamin.
  • Introduction to Plato's Phaedo (Exploring Plato's Dialogues).
  • Introduction to Plato's Phaedrus (Exploring Plato's Dialogues).
  • Introduction to Plato's Symposium (Exploring Plato's Dialogues).
• Katz, Marilyn A.
  • Daughers of Demeter.
  • Women, Children and Men.
• Kelly, Douglas H. Athenian Popular Ideology (Electronic Antiquity).
• Kilmer, Martin F. and Robert Develin. The Amasis Painter: Erotica, Scatologica and Inscriptions (Electronic Antiquity).
• Knox, Ellis L. History of Western Civilization (Boise State University).
  • Ancient Europe
    • The Persian Wars.
    • The Peloponnesian War.
    • Alexander the Great.
• Lancon, Jr., Donald. An Introduction to the Works of Euclid with an Emphasis on the Elements (University of Houston).
• Lapatin, Kenneth. The Ancient Reception of Pheidias' Athena Parthenos: The Visual Evidence in Context (OU Classics Conference).
• Lee, Christopher T. Paul's Malakos: Its Evolution from Classical Greece through the Roman World.
• Luce, J. V. Homeric Poetry and its Significance for the Modern World (Classics Ireland).
• Marincola, John. Odysseus and the Historians (Histos).
• Martin, Thomas. Overview of Archaic & Classical Greek History (Perseus).
  • Introduction to the Historical Overview in Perseus.
  • Geographical and Historical Introduction.
  • The Early Greek Dark Age and Revival in the Near East.
  • Remaking Greek Civilization.
  • The Archaic Age.
  • The Late Archaic City-State.
  • Introduction to the Fifth Century.
  • Clash Between Greeks and Persians.
  • Athenian Empire in the Golden Age.
  • Athenian Religious and Cultural Life in the Golden Age.
  • Continuity and Change in Athenian Social and Intellectual History.
  • The Peloponnesian War and Athenian Life.
  • Introduction to the Fourth Century.
  • The Aftermath of the Peloponnesian War.
  • New Directions in Philosophy and Education.
  • The Creation of Macedonian Power.
• McDonald, James. Supplementing Thucydides' Account of the Megarian Decree (Electronic Antiquity).
• Milnes, R. D. Historical Paradigms in Demosthenes' Public Speeches (Electronic Antiquity).
• Nahmod, Sheldon. The Dream Motif in Phaedo (Classics Ireland).
• Neuman, Philip. The Aulos and Drama: A Performer's Viewpoint (Didaskalia).
• Newbold, R. F. Fear of Sex in Nonnus' Dionysiaca (Electronic Antiquity).
• Nystrom, Bradley. Christianity in Crete (to 827) (ECOLE).
• Owens, Ron. A Sketch of the Political Structure of The Republic (Electronic Antiquity).
• Papillon, Terry. The Identity of Gorgias in Isocrates' Helen (Electronic Antiquity).
• Pace, Edward A. Aristides (CE).
• Pelling, Christopher. East Is East And West Is West - Or Are They? National Stereotypes In Herodotus (Histos).
• Powell, Barry B. Did Homer Sing at Lefkandi? (Electronic Antiquity).
• Rood, Tim. Thucydides and His Predecessors (Histos).
• Rowe, Christopher. The Uses and Disadvantages of Socrates (Histos).
• Roy, J.
  • Lysias 29.12: Jurors from the Piraeus (Electronic Antiquity).
  • Spartan Aims in the Spartan-Elean War of c. 400: Further Thoughts (Electronic Antiquity).
• Rutter, Jeremy. The Prehistoric Archeology of the Aegean (Dartmouth College). Illustrated.
  • Chronology and Terminology.
  • Lesson 1: The Southern Greek Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, and Neolithic Sequence at Franchthi.
  • Lesson 2: The Neolithic Cultures of Thessaly, Crete, and the Cyclades.
  • Lesson 3: The Eutresis and Korakou Cultures of Early Helladic I-II.
  • Lesson 4: The Early Cycladic Period.
  • Lesson 5: The Early Minoan Period: The Settlements.
  • Lesson 6: The Early Minoan Period: The Tombs.
  • Lesson 7: Western Anatolia and the Eastern Aegean in the Early Bronze Age.
  • Lesson 8: The "Lefkandi I" and Tiryns Cultures of the Early Hellaadic IIB and Early Helladic III Periods.
  • Lesson 9: Middle Helladic Greece.
  • Lesson 10: Middle Minoan Crete.
  • Lesson 11: The First Palaces in the Aegean.
  • Lesson 12: Minoan Architecture: The Palaces.
  • Lesson 13: Minoan Domestic and Funerary Architecture of the Neopalatial and Post-Palatial Periods.
  • Lesson 14: Late Minoan Painting and Other Representational Art: Pottery, Frescoes, Steatite Vases, Ivories, and Bronzes.
  • Lesson 15: Minoan Religion.
  • Lesson 16: The Shaft Graves.
  • Lesson 17: Akrotiri on Thera, the Santorini Volcano and the Middle and Late Cycladic Periods in the Central Aegean Islands.
  • Lesson 18: The Nature and Extent of Neopalatial Minoan Influence in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean Worlds.
  • Lesson 19: Mycenaean Tholos Tombs and Early Mycenaean Settlements.
  • Lesson 20: Mycenaean Residential Architecture: Palaces and Ordinary Housing.
  • Lesson 21: Mycenaean Public and Funerary Architecture: Fortifications, Drainage Projects, Roads, and Chamber Tombs.
  • Lesson 22: Aspects of Mycenaean Trade.
  • Lesson 23: Troy VI
  • Lesson 24: Mycenaean Pictorial Art and Pottery.
  • Lesson 25: The Linear B Tablets and Mycenaean Social, Political, and Economic Organization.
  • Lesson 26: Mycenaean and Late Cycladic Religion and Religious Architecture.
  • Lesson 27: Troy VII and the Historicity of the Trojan War.
  • Lesson 28: The Collapse of Mycenaean Palatial Civilization and the Coming of the Dorians.
  • Lesson 29: Post-Palatial Twilight: The Aegean in the Twelfth Century B.C.
• Seaford, Richard. George Thomson and Ancient Greece (Classics Ireland).
• Scodel, Ruth. Meditations on Lysias 1 and Athenian Adultery (Electronic Antiquity).
• Shahan, Thomas J.
  • The First Council of Constantinople (381) (CE).
  • The Second Council of Constantinople (553) (CE).
  • The Third Council of Constantinople (678) (CE).
  • The Fourth Council of Constantinople (869) (CE).
• Sidwell, Keith. The Politics of Aeschylus' Eumenides (Classics Ireland).
• Siegel, Janice.
  • The Mythic Hero.
  • Illustrated Greek Theater.
• Siegfried, F. P. Category (CE).
• Stadter, Philip. Herodotus and the North Carolina Oral Narrative Tradition (Histos).
• Storey, Ian C.
  • Poets, Politicians and Perverts: Personal humour in Aristophanes (Classics Ireland).
  • Wasps 1284-91 and the Portrait of Kleon in Wasps (Electronic Antiquity).
• Suzanne, Bernard F. Plato and His Dialogues (EAWC).
• Tarrant, Harold. Chronology and Narrative Apparatus in Plato's Dialogues (Electronic Antiquity).
• Thompkins, Daniel P. Thucydides Constructs His Speakers: The Case of Diodotus (Electronic Antiquity).
• Toohey, Peter. Epic and Rhetoric: Speech-making and Persuasion in Homer and Apollonius (Arachnion).
• Trombley, Frank R. Korykos in Cilicia Trachis: The Economy of a Small Coastal City in Late Antiquity (Saec. V-VI) - A Précis (Ancient History Bulletin).
• Turner, William.
  • Aristotle (CE).
  • The Cynic School of Philosophy (CE).
• Williams, Frederick. Archilochus and the Eunuch: The Persistence of a Narrative Pattern (Classics Ireland).
• Wilson, Fred L. The History of Science: Plato (RIT).
• Wiseman, T. P. Thucydides on logographoi: A Modern Parallel? (Histos).
• Withers, Paul. Composing Tragedies in the Greek Style (Electronic Antiquity).
• Worthen, Thomas Herodotus' Report on Thales' Eclipse (Electronic Antiquity).