Hebrew Scripture: It is difficult to find sites that include accent marks or the Hebrew vowel points.

This is a very useful site but I do not recommend the New Testament on this site as it is based on the critical text.

has a useful and easy to use interlinear with quick lexical look up of words.

Greek New Testament: This is Scrivener’s Greek New Testament text including the accent marks.

has both the LXX with the words defined and parsed by hoovering your cursor over any word: The New Testament is also available with the parsing abilities but I do not recommend it from this site as it is the Critical Text.Charles Brenton’s English Translation of the Septuagint (1851): also at.Īnother site for the Greek Septuagint without the parsing capability is at.Green’s literal translation is useful and he works with the accurate manuscripts (though the KJV is a more accurate translation): Early Church Fathers: This website offers patristic sources ranging from the Anti-Nicene, Nicene and Post-Nicene fathers.Early Church Fathers: This site has the same sources as above but sorts them by the volumes instead of authors.Ī total of 38 volumes arranged alphabetically by authors.This is much more useful in citing sources as it would give page numbers and all. The big problem is that it is cited as being edited by Philip Schaff which is wrong! The accurate editors are Alexander Roberts and James Donaldson. Whenever I see scholars reference Philip Schaff as the editor of the Anti-Nicene Fathers I know that they have not actually read the work but only went quote mining from this website after reading the quote somewhere else. The Perseus Digital Library: The Perseus Digital Library is one of the greatest resources on the internet.It has all the ancient classic Greek authors such as Herodotus, Homer, Josephus, Julius Caesar, Plato, Pliny the Elder, Strabo and many more. The cite also has a useful search engine, English as well as the Greek and Latin texts and much more. Loeb Classics Library: this link has all the Roman/Greek classic authors as published by the Loeb Classic Library linking to other site that have available these texts online.Someone spent a lt of time compiling this list, the only downfall is that it is listed by Loeb numbering instead of alphabetical order. The Internet Classic Archives: has 441 ancient Greco-Roman title available.Classic Texts includes church fathers, gnostics, Greek and Latin classic texts, etc.Latin Literature: Here is a collection of Latin literature that has a list of 820 names. Not all of them are available for reading but most are, and this site has some authors I have not been able to find anywhere else. ARCHIVE GREEK INTERLINEAR BIBLE SOFTWARE.

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