The Ancient World Web might also be worth searching. Greece The Last Days of Socrates Home Page is a beautifully executed project but it cannot be compared with Bernard Suzanne's Plato and his Dialogues which is on the way to becoming The Plato resource. There is a very valuable short survey of Greek tragedy at Cambridge University, and also an outline of the impact Greek tragedy has had on Western thought, as part of a larger list of links and resources . Roman Internet Resources within Washington State University's World Civilisations pages, leads you straight to The Rome Project and many other sites. If you think you have seen most sites related to Ancient Rome, take a look at this Teachers Net list .
Art History offers access to many resources illustrating Classical art.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has namy remarkable special exhibitions . A very full selection of translations of Early Christian texts is available from New Advent's Fathers of the Church , a site which is similar to Wheaton College's Christian Classics Ethereal Library . Equally valuable in its own area is the Guide to Early Church Documents among the many important Christian resources of the Institute for Christian Leadership . Figures such as Boethius and Saint Augustine of Hippo are very well covered in James J. O'Donnell's pages about classical and medieval Latin writers . The Latin text of Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy with notes, commentary, and translation, prepared by Joost W.M. Kok.