Web Resources for Terence

Petronius' Satyricon

• Petronius' Satyricon on-line text with morphological analysis and online glossing of vocabulary (Perseus)
• Complete Latin text of Petronius' Satyricon (The Latin Library)
• Anne Mahoney, Overview of Latin Syntax, explains how to use cases, tenses, moods, participles, etc. (Perseus)
• Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar. You can browse the Table of Contents on the left navbar or Search for a particular item using the Search dialogue box on the right side of the screen. (Perseus)

On-line Latin dictionaries

• Whitaker's Words, an ordinary dictionary of about 39,000 words that provides short definitions and parts of speech (Notre Dame)
• Glossa: a Latin Dictionary, based on Lewis and Short, provides much more thorough definitions for Latin as it was used from antiquity to the middle ages (a third way)

Colloquial Language

• Plautus: Rude words in Latin: insults, terms of affection, and interjections from Plautus (The Classics Pages)

Roman Food

• Eight recipes from Around the Roman Table (Univ. of Chicago Press)
• Antique Roman Dishes (Micaela Pantke)
• Roman Cookbook Table of Contents (Kentucky Educational Television)
• A Taste of the Ancient World, an exhibit about Greco-Roman eating and drinking, farming and starving (Kelsey Museum)
• Latin wordlist of assorted herbs, spices, plants, and misc. foodstuffs
• Scanned images of the first printed edition of Apicius, De Re Culinaria, 1483-86 (Kansas State)

Roman History and Culture

• Barbara McManus, Rome: Republic to Empire
• Nero's legendary rotating dining room discovered (Daily Mail)
• Herbert Benario, Life of Nero (DIR)

Further Research

• Ancient Narrative is a journal that focuses on Greek, Roman, Jewish novelistic traditions, including novels proper, the "fringe", as well as the fragments; narrative texts of the Byzantine age, early Christian narrative texts - and the reception of these works in modern literature, film and music.
• TOCS-IN, Tables of Contents of journals in Classics