Manual of classical literature.

pt. I. Archaeology of literature and art.--pt. II. History of ancient literature, Greek and Roman.--pt. III. Mythology of the Greeks and Romans.--pt. IV. Greek and Roman antiquities.--pt. V. Classical geography and chronology.

The journal of Hellenic studies /

Mode of access: Internet.

A dictionary of Roman and Greek antiquities with nearly 200 engravings on woood

Mode of access: Internet.

Eranos : acta philologica Suecana.

Title from cover.

Plutarch's lives, the translation called Drydens̀ corrected from the Greek and revised by A. H. Clough ...

Mode of access: Internet.

A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities ...

Mode of access: Internet.

Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens

Mode of access: Internet.

Latin and Greek in American education : with symposia on the value of humanistic studies /

Formerly "published in the School review or the Educational review".--Pref.

Greek walls,

Mode of access: Internet.

A working bibliography of Greek law,

"Most complete for the classical period ... titles arranged alphabetically in a single list."

The William Hammer collection of Greek and Roman antiquities.

Mode of access: Internet.

El oráculo griego en la época de la producibilidad escrita: la crisis de la autoridad mántica en "Aves" (960-996) de Aristófanes

Este artículo se propone analizar la escena del cresmólogo intruso en Aves, revalorizando la comedia aristofánica como fuente de conocimiento histórico. Este análisis se centra en la práctica oracular como una técnica de producción escrita vinculada a la autoridad religiosa. De esta manera, se exploran dos campos de estudios, como la comedia antigua y la adivinación griega, cuyo vínculo no ha sido explorado en profundidad. Para dar cuenta del momento crítico de la institución oracular durante la Guerra del Peloponeso, se reconstruyen perspectivas sobre dicho fenómeno en otras fuentes como Tucídides o Demóstenes. Esto no solo ofrece una mirada «cómica» sobre la adivinación, sino que también permite comprender la práctica oracular como técnica y, en consecuencia, qué elementos de su funcionamiento podían ser manipulados.

The arobase in the libr@ry : new political economies of children’s literatures and literacies

This essay--part of a special issue on the work of Gunther Kress--uses the idea of affordances and constraints to explore the (im)possibilities of new environments for engaging with literature written for children (see Kress, 2003). In particular, it examines a festival of children's literature from an Australian education context that occurs online. The festival is part of a technologically mediated library space designated by the term libr@ry (Kapitzke & Bruce, 2006). The @ symbol (French word "arobase") inserted into the word library indicates that technological mediation has a history, an established set of social practices, and a political economy, which even chatrooms with "real" authors may alter but not fully supplant.