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Welcome to the Online resources page for CL 202.
What follows is a list of the better web-based resources
for Ovid, Latin poetry, and mythology. Check back every
now and then, as new sites may be added.
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Ovid Project is a testament to Ovid's popularity
in later centuries. Hope Greenberg of the University
of Vermont has made accessible numerous illustrations
of the Metamorphoses by the 17th-18th century artist
Johann Wilhelm Baur. Highly enjoyable!
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text of the Metamorphoses is available through
the Perseus Project,
the premiere website of classical studies. |
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Ovidian Bibliography (ROB) by Sean Redmond of NYU.
ROB is a fully searchable and frequently updated database
of publications relating to Ovid from 1990-present. Wherever
possible, links to on-line articles have been included. |
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| TOCS-IN.
Managed by Philippa Matheson of the University of Toronto,
the TOCS-IN site makes available—for searching, browsing,
or downloading—the tables of contents of over 150 journals
of interest to classicists (1992-present). |
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Encyclopedia
Mythica. A searchable database of mythical personae,
mostly text but with some images. If you need fast background
information on a character in our readings, this is your
first stop. The author of the site is Mr. Micha F. Lindemans
of the Netherlands, who works with various contributors
on the articles.
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Mythmedia Project is a collection of images by Ora
Zehavi and Dr. Sonia Klinger, from the resources of the University
of Haifa Library in Israel. |
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| Hexametrica.
A series of pages (with sound files) that introduce the meter
of the Aeneid and other epic poems. Written by Prof.
Dan Curley of Skidmore College,
the site is online but is under construction. |
