For information about the graduate program in the Department of Classics, please visit their graduate program website.
Some recommended resources for the graduate program can be found on the following Department of Classics pages:
Please also be sure to discuss resources with your advisor and/or graduate coordinator.
Classics Every Day is a website that has a new passage of Greek and Latin for you to read each day. This may be a helpful tool for preparing for reading exams. Visit the site every day or subscribe to have an e-mail sent to you every day.
Some classical texts to consider using for reading and studying:
Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics ("green and yellow" or "green and gold")
Cambridge Classical Texts and Commentaries (orange)
Loeb Classical Library - Online and in print throughout the Libraries
Oxford Classical Texts (OCTs)
Teubner
Loeb Classical Library - Online and in print throughout the Libraries
Penguin Classics
Homeric vocabularies: Greek and English word-lists for the Study of Homer, in print and online
The Cambridge History of Greek Literature
The Cambridge History of Latin Literature
Latin Literature: A History by Conte
Latin Literature by Braund
French for Reading - a book for learning how to read academic texts in French
German for Reading Knowledge - a book for learning how to read German
LEO - an online German-English dictionary
From Italian to English: A textbook for reading knowledge of Italian
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