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| | | Tremendous Classics resource for all | all |
| | | | Junior School |
| | | good for notes on houses and clothes in particular | Junior School |
| | | Great Flash animations to see how to write the letters and how they are pronounced. | Greek |
| | | | V Latin |
| | | | UV Latin |
| | | excellent (if over thorough) guide to all the figures of speech | VI Latin |
| | | The myth which links the stories of Agamemnon and Oedipus, including a well-read audio file for free download. | LVI Classics |
| | | About a retelling by Canadian novelist Margaret Atwood | LVI Classics |
| | | Excellent stuff. | LVI Classics |
| | | Detailed guide to our three tragedies | LVI Classics |
| | | Useful introductions to most aspects. | MVI Classics |
| | | Flawed but fascinating | MVI Classics |
| | | a brief description of the parallels between Virgil's Camilla and Prince Charles' Camilla | MVI Classics |
| | | Good study guide and useful revision questions | MVI Classics |
| | | good for Aeneid background history | MVI Classics |
| | | good, if clunky, resource on Augustus et al. | MVI Classics |
| | | good basic information on the development of democracy | LVI Classics |
| | | A very thorough, and rather wordy, history; excellent references to primary source material. | LVI Classics |
| | | The 'articles' have good weblinks; the pdfs are easier on the eye but lack the links ... you decide! | LVI Classics |
| | | Some very good info on the development of Greek Democracy | LVI Classics |
| | | gives you line references: see chapter 14 onwards | MVI Classics |
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| | | nice description of why the greeks worshipped Dionysus through theatre | LVI Classics |
| | | Terrific broadcast with star guests discussing the history and nature of Greek comedy | LVI Classics |
| | | | VI Latin |
| | | A good selection of quotations from Aristotle's Poetics, in which he discusses the nature of tragedy | LVI Classics |
| | | Basic, occasionally muddling, site on the Theban myths. Lots to ignore! | LVI Classics |
| | | So, if you ever end up as King of Troy, here's some useful advice, based on the myths of Ganymede and Paris | VI Classics |