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Classics

Scope: Classical studies at Monash Clayton campus involves the study of civilizations, cultures and languages of Ancient Greece and Rome. Latin and Ancient Greek languages are also studied.

Related subject pages: Archaeology, Linguistics

Contact librarian: Gayle Whyte (Matheson Library)

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Browse Ancient texts

Loeb classical library series includes Greek and Latin original works with english translations.

Browse Greek texts M880.1 L825
Browse Latin texts M870.1 L825

Thesaurus Linguae Graecae is a digitized collection of literary texts written in Greek from Homer to 1453AD electronic resource

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Classics suggest students use footnote styles such as MLA or Chicago. For examples of styles see Citing and referencing online tutorial
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Faculty of Arts, School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics, Classical studies

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