Latin I: Ms. Luongo, (and Ms. Jansen)

Roman History Project Pathfinder

These reference sources will help you access materials for the Roman History Project: Monarcy and Republic, 753-27 B.C. If you have questions about the resources, citing sources, or note taking, please contact Ms. Jansen. If you have questions about the assignment, please contact Ms. Luongo.

Link to your assignment

"Cicero, Marcus T." Cicero, engraving.
Student Resource Center.
Thomson Gale. 28 April 08 <http://galenet.galegroup.com/servlet/SRC>


"The ancient ruins of the Coliseum in Rome." Courtesy of The Gale Group.	Books in the St. Andrew's Library History: Latin literatures: a history 870.9 CON Great books 909 DEN Cambridge ancient history 937 CAM Daily life in ancient Rome 937 CAR Gibbon I and II 937 GIB A History of Rome down to the reign of Constantine 937 CAR A History of the Roman people 937 WAR The Greek achievement 938 FRE The Romans: From village to empire 937 BOA
Reference: Greek and Latin authors 800BC - AD1000 REF 880 GRA Oxford companion to classical literature REF 880.9 HOW World eras: Roman republic and empire v.3 REF 904 WOR World eras: Classical Greek civilization v.6 REF904 WOR Literature and its times v.1 REF 809 MOS Ancient Europe 8000BC - AD1000 REF 936 ANC The ancient and medieval world REF 930 HIS Oxford classical dictionary REF 938 OXF

Resources from St. Andrew's subscription databases

All of these reference databases are available on our Subscription Database Page.

ABC-CLIO: World History Ancient and Medieval Eras
Encyclopedia Britannica: use the version "for high school students and up"
Ebsco: Student Research Center
EbscoHost: History Reference Center (click EbscoHost, then scroll to the History Ref. Ctr.)
Gale: Student Resource Center Gold
netTrekker (for authoritative and accurate sites on the free Web)
Proquest: eLibrary
Proquest: History Study Center
SIRS: Knowledge Source: SIRS Renaissance
SourceAid Citation Builder (to generate a bibliography)

Don't neglect to look at the related links and various other links that come up for each search.

See Ms. Jansen for passwords.

Sites on the free Web

(in addition to those found in netTrekker)

http://www.forumromanum.org/history/index.html

http://www.roman-empire.net/

http://www.vroma.org/~jruebel/timeline/

http://www.timelessmyths.com/classical/rome.html

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Latin I: Ms. Luongo, (and Ms. Jansen)

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Books in the St. Andrew's Library

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Resources from St. Andrew's subscription databases

Sites on the free Web