Rome Links
 This is a wonderful resource of original texts
by classics authors. The Database is searchable for key words as well as title or author.
Check out what Publius Cornelius Tacitus has to say about Messalina.
Fascinating! You have got to go here! Earthstation
has the neatest collection of Movie Waves and Video, Historical Sounds and Pictures,
posters, pictures and more. Check out the "I,
Claudius" page -- it has loads of RealVideo and Audio from the
series. It's terrific!
http://earthstation1.simplenet.com/
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You have got to go here! This site by the Egyptian Ministry of Tourism
is packed with good stuff. There are bios of Cleopartra VII, Augustus and
all the other Julio-Claudians. The Egyptian Antiquities section is a vast resource of Egyptian
history, including an in-depth historical archive, plus information on monuments and
artifacts. Highly recommended. |
 Another great source for
Electronic Texts. Superb!
 There
is a map of city and a detailed model of
Rome at the University of Caen. It is a plaster model of about 70
square metres (scale being 1/400) The model represents 3/5 of the city as it was
when Constantine was Emperor at the beginning of the fourth century. Very cool
detailed views.
 This site
is a collection of "Rome resources" for all those working on the Rome project at
The Dalton School. Anyone interested in Classical Rome will find this site to be a
valuable research tool. The site is very large, and is divided into several categories,
including Archaeology, Literature, Military, Political, Philosophy and more.
 Wander the streets of the mighty Caesar
under a hot Roman sun. Refresh yourself in the cool recesses of your favorite Market. Do
some Site Seeing or play the classic online game S.P.Q.R.
Super graphics!
The Library of Congress Vatican Exhibit has some very
worthwhile pages.
For more on Elizabeth Taylor and Cleopatra movie memorabilia,
go to Allan Trivette's Tribute To Taylor - Cleopatra
General History and Film
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