Outline

• Classical Political Theory--Chronological and Topical Listing of Web Sites----Greeks to end of the Middle Ages
• The Virtual Community:--"Participating" on the Web: Newsgroups and Listserv's
• Databases and Search Engines
• Modern Political Theory: Link to listing of Sites

Chronological and Topical Listing of Sites

Ancient History

• Ancient World Wide Web homepage-Databases, exhibits and museums
• Julia Hayden's Ancient World Web

Classical Art and Drama

• Ancient Art and Drama--Images of the Parthenon and other classic treasures
• Gallery of Statesman--Picture gallery of sculptures of some of the great political leaders of the classical period.

Greece

Thucydides--Three texts on Thucydides

• F. M. Cornford, Thucydides Mythistoricus
• Thomas Hobbes On the Life and History of Thucydides
• John M. Finley, Three Essays on Thycydides
• Sources on Thucydides

Socrates

• The Hypertext Crito--Crito is one of Plato's great essays with the ideas often attributed to Socrates. This page allows you to search the text for key phrases.

Plato

• The Hypertext Crito--Crito is one of Plato's great essays with the ideas often attributed to Socrates. This page allows you to search the text for key phrases.
• Plato's Republic on the Web
• Utopian and Dystopian Societies--This is an exhaustive list.

Aristotle

• Aristotle--The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy by Werner Jaeger. One of the great scholars of Greek political theory.
• Aristotle--A useful discussion
• Aristotle--Quite a few links
• Aristotle
• Aristotle by William Turner, Catholic Encyclopedia
• Aristotle's Page
• Classics Archive Search: Aristotle--This page allows you to search the works of Aristotle in the Classics Archive.
• The Great Books--This was a list compiled by Mortimer Adler of the University of CHicago. The original list included 54 authors. Aristotle was one.
• The Internet Classics Archive--This site allows you to search 400 classic texts.
• Philosophy 101--This is a general introduction to the Great Western thinkers.

Classical and Mediterranean Antiquity

• Christian Catacombs of Rome--This is a well designed site with good explanatory material and graphics. The Catacombs were underground cemeteries that date from 60 A.D.
• Classical and Mediterranean Archaeology Home Page
• Perseus Project--Archaic and Classical Greece
• Hellenic Civilization--Greece
• Guide to Early Church Documents
• Scrolls from the Dead Sea Exhibit---These are some of the most famous and controversial documents ever discovered.
• Worlds of Late Antiguity (200-700)

Cicero

• The Cicero Homepage
• Cicero--Malaspina University

Marcus Aurelius

• The Internet Classics Archive--This site allows you to search 400 classic texts.

Medieval Period and the Catholic Church

• Boethius
• Byrn Medieval Review
• Carolingian Writing Centers--Little text mainly images
• Cassiodorus (490-585)--Statesman and Monk
• Christian Catacombs of Rome--This is a well designed site with good explanatory material and graphics. The Catacombs were underground cemeteries that date from 60 A.D.
• The Christian Bible
• Laybrinth-WWW server for Medieval studies.
• The Library of the Medieval Institute--University of Notre Dame
• Pope Gregory the Great (Pope from 590-604)--This is a draft translation of the first five books of Moralia in Job. O"Donnell offers it as a good example of Christian exegesis in the Middle Ages.
• St. Augustine--Very good page on one of the great church fathers
• Renaissance Dante In Print--A Nice Exhibit at the Univesity of Notre Dame
• Vatican Library Exhibit-Based on materials from the Library of Congress

Thomas Aquinas

• St. Thomas Aquinas--Site organized by Stephen Loughlin
• Thomas Institute--A very useful site for scholars of St. Thomas Aquinas

I have included a few links to specific sites and a link to much more complete list of search devices. Lists of Search Engines

• Listing Devices and Search Engines

Lists of Theory Sites

• English Server and Political Theory
• Graphical Listing of Political Theory Web Sites
• Political Theory--Yahoo Search Engine

WWW and the Classical Period

• The Professor as software and icon--The new pedagogy

Web Sites- Machavelli to the Present

Link to Web Sites in Modern Period

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