Classical Studies, Sources : Fields of Study

Latin and Indo-European -- The languages of Italy -- The background to standardization -- 'Old' Latin and its varieties in the period c. 400-150 BC -- The road to standardization : Roman Latin of the third and second centuries BC -- Elite Latin in the late Republic and early Empire -- Sub-elite Latin in the Empire -- Latin in late antiquity and beyond.

Wiley Blackwell. The Latin Alphabet and Orthography / Rex Wallace; Latin Inscriptions and Documents / James Clackson; Latin Manuscripts and Textual Traditions / Bruce Gibson; Romance Languages as a Source for Spoken Latin / Roger Wright; The Sounds of Latin: Phonology / Matthew McCullagh; Latin Prosody and Metrics / Benjamin W. Fortson IV; The Forms of Latin: Inflectional Morphology / James Clackson; Latin Syntax / Geoffrey Horrocks; Latin Vocabulary / Michele Fruyt; Word-Formation in Classical Latin / Michele Fruyt; Latin Particles and the Grammar of Discourse / Caroline Kroon; The Historical Background to Latin within the Indo-European Language Family / Benjamin W. Fortson IV; Archaic and Old Latin / John Penney; Classical Latin / James Clackson; Late Latin / J.N. Adams; Medieval Latin / Greti Dinkova-Bruun; Neo-Latin / David Butterfield; The Language of Roman Comedy / Wolfgang de Melo; The Language of Latin Epic and Lyric Poetry / Rolando Ferri; The Language of Latin Verse Satire / Anna Chahoud; The Language of Roman Oratory and Rhetoric / J.G.F. Powell; The Language of Latin Historiography / Christina Shuttleworth Kraus; Epistolary Latin / Hilla Halla-aho; Latin as a Technical and Scientific Language / Thorsten Fogen; Legal Latin / J.G.F. Powell; Christian Latin / Philip Burton; The Social Dialects of Latin / James Clackson; Latin and Other Languages: Societal and Individual Bilingualism / Alex Mullen; Language Policies in the Roman Republic and Empire / Bruno Rochette; Latin Inside and Outside of Rome / Giovanbattista Galdi.

U. of Oklahoma. Aims at publishing and curating critical editions of Latin texts, of all types, from all eras, and facilitating an ongoing scholarly conversation about these texts through open collaboration and annotation. Facilitating the finding and, where openly available and accessible online, the reading of all texts written in Latin.

The pronunciation of length and stress, Alphabet and phonology, Morphology, Semantics and syntax of the cases, Syntax and semantics of the sentence and its parts, Textlinguistics.

Latin word search in Lewis & Short.

The standard Latin dictionary.

The TLL is the fullest source available for the study of Latin lexicography covering all extant Latin texts from antiquity to approximately 600 CE. The Thesaurus is intended to cover Latin in full from the beginnings to the Antonine age, with selective coverage to the seventh century C.E. It includes the etymology of each Latin word and its development in the romance languages. The Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (TLL) is a monumental Latin dictionary covering the origin of the language to Isidore of Seville (died 636). The project began in 1894. The last fascicle of the P-volume appeared in 2010, and work is currently under way on both N and R. There are also supplementary volumes covering proper names.

So far A-M, O-P have open access.