Research database on all kinds of Roman gardens, from the Imperial Palace in Rome to larger and smal gardens in houses and more, empire-wide. The entries range from sites properly excavated to sites where gardens are suspected but not proven. For further information, visit the GRE website.
Grammatici disiecti : Fragmentary sources for the history of Latin grammar is a research blog dedicated to gathering, for the first time, all Latin grammatical texts which are preserved exclusively in fragmentary form.
The DPhA is devoted to philosophers and important witnesses of the Greek and Roman philosophical tradition, from the Presocratics of the 6th century BC to the late Neoplatonists of the 6th century AD. The articles, prepared by French and foreign scholars, make use not only of literary sources, but also of inscriptions and papyri. In total, 236 editors from 20 different countries have contributed to this unique and large-scale enterprise, which started its first printed volume in 1989 and consists of seven volumes -- including a fifth volume in two parts -- and a supplement. AAR only.
The DPhA is devoted to philosophers and important witnesses of the Greek and Roman philosophical tradition, from the Presocratics of the 6th century BC to the late Neoplatonists of the 6th century AD. The articles, prepared by French and foreign scholars, make use not only of literary sources, but also of inscriptions and papyri. In total, 236 editors from 20 different countries have contributed to this unique and large-scale enterprise, which started its first printed volume in 1989 and consists of seven volumes -- including a fifth volume in two parts -- and a supplement. AAR only.
CORE : the world's largest collection of open access research papers provides unified search of repository content (over 208,929,220 papers around the world, all subjects, all types of documents).
A searchable database for theaters and amphitheaters in the Roman Empire. Issued by Landesarchäologie Mainz (Germany). Check also the Ancient Theatre Archive (on Greek and Roman theater architecture) ; Italian Theatres ; Roman amphitheater map and data browser ; and THEATRA (critical bibliography, events, conferences, descriptions and other useful resorces) ; [...]
The Research Photographs archives of Princeton University.
Nomoi : A bibliographical website for the study of ancient Greek law ; Projet Volterra ; Roman law resources ; [...]
Accessible to the AAR community.