The Well Trained Mind Discussion Boards are a great place to ask questions and find independent opinions about our books and others.

The Classical Christian Education web page is probably the most helpful web page devoted to the topic of classical Christian homeschooling.

The Association of Classical & Christian Schools has an informative web site that is devoted to classical Christian education in a private school environment. 

General classical civilization links:

Ancient/Classical History - Home Page: Chock full of links to maps, timelines, biographical information, videos, etc. on the ancient world.

The The Campanian Society has lots of great classical culture resources.

Classical Civilizations of the Ancient World has some of the best of links to everything Greek and Roman.

Internet Resources For Classics: Another huge list of links to everything from Latin literature to games with a classical theme.

The CLASSICS GODS IMAGES PAGE contains images and a short description of each Greek god.

The Ancient World Web: Main Index

All Through the Ages: Christine Miller's excellent site promoting the learning of history through historical fiction.

The Julius Caesar Site.  Everything you always wanted to know about Rome's greatest leader.

Catholic Heritage Curricula: A Catholic homeschool curriculum seller, with an excellent suggested curriculum, laid out grade-by-grade.  On-line ordering.

Veritas Press: A reformed Protestant dealer of classical Christian home and private school materials.  Has an excellent catalog.

Rainbow Resource Center: A wide variety of materials, including classical materials, for home schools.  A large and informative catalog is available.

Lifetime Books & Gifts: Another curriculum vendor with a wide variety of offerings, including classical materials, for home schools.  Also has an informative catalog.

Emmanuel Books: A Catholic home school curriculum provider with a very user-friendly site with on-line ordering.

Shekinah Curriculum Cellar: Home Schooling Supplies: A supplier of a wide variety of home school resources.

Schola Classical Tutorials: Online tutorials in classical subjects, as well as other resources for classical Christian homeschoolers.

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St. Jerome's Vulgate.  The Latin Bible.

The Iliad.  Samuel Butler's translation of Homer's classic (our own personal favorite, by the way).

The Labyrinth Latin Library has loads of links to Latin texts on the web.

The Internet Classics Archive: 441 searchable works of classical literature, from MIT.

The Latin Library.  A great site for accessing Latin literature.

Latin language helps:

At the Allen and Greenough Latin Grammar toc you can get all the Latin grammar help you could  possibly want. 

Labyrinth Latin Library. Loads of Latin texts on the web. 

Morphological Analysis.  Ever across a particularly difficult form of a Latin word and wondered what its form was?  Just type it here and find out.

In Defense of Bramantip.  The best explanation we have seen of how the presuppositions of modern philosophers have corrupted the science of logic.  Some logic background is required, however to understand the writer's explanation.

The Certainty of Uncertainty - Traditional Logic .  Good overview of traditional logic.

Classical Rhetoric links:

Silva Rhetoricae: The Forest of Rhetoric.  Quite simply the best site on classical rhetoric on the web.  This site will tell you, in an easy-to-understand way, what classical rhetoric is.  The best part is that it shows how the classical figures of rhetoric relate to the rest of the subject.

The Agrarian Society!!. "... landed property, humane economy, and independent community," says their masthead.  Hear, hear.

The Southern Traditionalist. The conservative tradition of the South, which was classical in orientation, is the emphasis here.

A Distributivism Page.  Distributism (or distributivism) was the English precursor to modern agrarianism and considered itself a "third way" between commercial capitalism and socialism.

An explanation of distributism.  Another excellent description of Distributism, an economic and social theory which holds that property should be widely held by common people, neither concentrated in the hands of a few private citizens nor held by the government.

Medieval links:

Medieval and Renaissance Culture: Mega-Links Page.

Peoples of the Dark Ages.  Don't be thrown by the title; the author doesn't take the simplistic view that the so-called "Dark Ages" were really dark.  Good overview of the early Middle Ages.

Medieval Latin.  Probably the best link site for Medieval Latin.

Medieval History - Home Page.  Links to maps, timelines, biographical information, videos, etc. on medieval history.

G. K. Chesterton.  A good short biographical introduction to one of the great Christian thinkers of the 20th century.

The Chesterton Review.  An excellent publication that also covers writers such as C.S. Lewis and Christopher Dawson.

G.K. Chesterton Institute.  A good biographical introduction to Chesterton as well as information on distributism, of which Chesterton is the best known proponent. 

American Chesterton Society.  Essays, quotations and publications about Chesterton.

G.K. Chesterton Mega-Links Page.  Excellent general links page.

C. S. Lewis
C.S. Lewis Mega-Links Page.  Excellent general links page for C.S. Lewis.

John Henry Newman

John Henry Newman: Mega-Links Page.  Excellent general links page for John Henry Newman, whose book The Idea of a University is a classic on Christian education.

Christopher Dawson

Christopher Dawson. Another good, short introduction to the thought of Christopher Dawson from the Acton Institute for the Study of Religion and Liberty.