The Classical Anthology is a collection of beautiful, inspiring and memorable passages from Greek and Latin literature, each with a translation so that anyone can enjoy them and share them. It includes anything written in Greek or Latin, from earliest times to the present day.
The anthology is for anyone to enjoy and anyone can contribute, whether you have a Doctorate, did Latin for a year at school, or none at all. The more contributions the better!
- Read passages chosen by some of the world’s leading Classicists, with their personal insights on them.
- Re-visit well-loved passages and discover new authors and works.
- Anyone can contribute and enjoy the passages in translation, without needing any Latin or Greek.
- The Anthology brings together Classicists worldwide and provides links to many other websites of Classical interest.
Teaching Suggestions
- Teachers and students can use the passages to enrich literature or language study; many passages come with specific suggestions on how they may be used in this way.
- Lots of teaching suggestions are available here.
- Further suggestions are most welcome and can be added to the passages.
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FUTURE PLANS
- A long term aim is to publish a selection of these passages in a book. If so, everyone who has contributed to the site will be acknowledged in the introduction, even if their particular passage is not included in the printed selection.
- We are also considering producing a short collection of passages with running vocabulary notes that can be used as class readers in schools. Please tell us what passages you would like to be included in this.
- Let us know of any other ways that the Anthology can develop further!
PLEASE CONTRIBUTE!
All you need to know is explained in the form here.
If you have any difficulties please contact us.
CONTACT US!
For more information, or if you have suggestions or requests for the Anthology, email Jane Mason at .