You can spend hours reading the interactive version of Bulfinch's Mythology and also use the Encyclopedia Mythica . Enjoy the Classics through David Meadows' monumental The Atrium pages. The University of Cambridge also offers a fine list of resources . 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 .
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.