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Classics

Electronic Resources at Stanford

Bibliographer: John Mustain
HASRG, Green Library
Phone: 725-6964
E-mail: jmustain@stanford.edu

CD-ROMS:

Green Library has a selection of CD-ROMs of interest to classicists, some indexing journals in the humanities and others containing collections of texts.

• The Database of Classical Bibliography: this is the electronic version of L'Annee philologique, indexing and abstracting virtually all publications related to classical antiquity. The first installment covers the literature from 1976-1987. Future volumes will extend the range of coverage forwards and backwards in time.
• The Patrologia Latina, texts (in Latin) of the Church Fathers--taken from Migne's 19th century edition--from Tertullian to the Third Lateran Council 1216.
• CETEDOC, Latin patristic texts derived from the authoritative editions of the ongoing Corpus Christianorum, (searching help is available online.)

Electronic Journals:

• Stanford's subscription e-journals in classics (select classics from the 'search browse' pull-down menu)
• Other classics e-journals can be found in JSTOR, FRANCIS, Project Muse, Infotrac, and related humanities databases.
• Some freely available e-journals:
  • Ancient Narrative
  • Anistoriton
  • Bryn Mawr Classical Review
  • Didaskalia: Ancient Theatre Today
  • Electronic Antiquity: Communicating in the Classics
  • Folia Electronica Classica
  • Histos: the Electronic Journal of Ancient Historiography at the University of Durham
  • Ioudaios Review (Judaism in the Greco-Roman period)
  • Classics Ireland: Journal of the Classical Association of Ireland
  • Leeds International Classical Studies
  • Pomoerium Classics Resources

Last modified: February 12, 2010