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Omphalos Links

• Mission of The Omphalos
• Introduction for new members.
• Rites, Rituals, Hymns, etc.: Rites, rituals, ceremonies, hymns, etc. with a Graeco-Roman orientation
• Essays and other writings by Omphalos members
• Frequently Asked Questions on Hellenic (Graeco-Roman) Neopaganism
• Biblioteca Arcana: A collection of material relevant to Hellenic Neopaganism by John Opsopaus and Apollonius Sophistes

Graeco-Roman Neopagan Resources

• Publications
• Organizations
• Festivals
• Books and Videos
• Music
• Greek and Latin Languages.
• Sources for Statues of the Goddesses and Gods

Omphalos Member Homepages

• Alexandria: Cosmology, Philosophy, Myth and Culture. Home page of the Alexandria Society and Alexandria: The Journal of the Western Cosmological Tradition. See also the homepage of Phanes Press, which publishes Alexandria and many fine books in the Hermetic tradition, Neo-Pythagoreanism, mythology, alchemy, the mystical traditions, etc.
• Ariadne's home page, including her information on ancient holidays
• Bab's homepage contains pictures from her visits to ancient sites in Italy and Rome.
• Beowulf
• Biblioteca Arcana: Writings of John Opsopaus and Apollonius Sophistes.
• Craig Braginsky's BMP Music (see especially the Sappho tape)
• Troy Caperton
• Druid's Web Page on The Jungle
• Pat Dunn Jr.
• Shawn Eyer (Marsbeam), publisher of The Lyre. See also The Lyre Online.
• Fabrisia's Boschetto is devoted to Stregheria, Italian Witchcraft. Here you will find its history, beliefs, festivals, moonlore, faery and many links.
• Jasmine's Hieron Mysteria
• The Julian Society
• Lunara's GreekWicca page
• James MacKinnon's Pythagorean Pagan page, including the Hymns of Orpheus in the Thomas Taylor translation.
• Mermade Arts by Katlyn
• Neis he Sunarmostes (Mickey Blake)
• Nova Roma - dedicated to the study and restoration of classical Roman religion, society, and culture
• Timo J. Penttila
• Pollychrome's Pantheon See also the Gallae Webring.
• Grant Potts: Scholar, Thaumaturgist, Diviner, Writer, Designer, Ape-Priest
• The Prometheus Trust (who is reprinting all the works of Thomas Taylor)
• Pythia's homepage and her silver smithing.
• Frator Sirius' House of the Kabiri homepage
• Skylark's band, Point of Ares
• Sulla's Ecclesia Sancti Dionysii site
• Spyros Tyrakis' Pantheon
• ellenHelga Weiland
• Brandy Williams

WWW Links of Interest to Graeco-Roman Neopagans

• General (other WWW pages of pointers)
• Online Texts (mythology, history, etc.)
• Images (ancient and modern art)
• Archaeology and Museums
• Religious Rights
• General Neopagan Resources
• Miscellaneous

General

• Classics at Oxford. Includes pointers to many other pages relating to classical civilization, archaeology, art, literature, etc.
• ROMARCH List Home Page. Roman art and archaeology resources.
• Perseus Project. Contains many online texts, both selections and complete. Look under "Texts"; see also the databases of 1803 vases, 523 coins, and 568 sculptures. See also the Perseus Encyclopedia Subject Index
• MYTHTEXT. Samples of Godfiles 1.0, available for a fee, which contains 3000-4000 Gods, and many other links of interest.
• Hellas List homepage
• Etruscan Network at Virginia
• Diotima: Gender Issues in Classical Mediterranean Civilization.
• The Eleusinian Mysteries (from the Ecole Initiative)
• Ancient World Web Metaindex (many links)
• Perseus Search Tools (including Greek/English & English/Greek)
• Meta index of Ancient Greek Sites on the WWW
• The Roman Calendar (clickable) for religious observances etc.
• Classics Links of Broad Scope from the Library of Congress
• Electronic Resources for Classicists
• Greek Mythology Link (images and information on the Gods)
• Encyclopedia Mythica (mythology, folklore and legends)
• Myths & Legends (a directory of Web resources)
• Hellenion - Hellenic polytheist organization

Online Texts

• The On-line Books Page provides simple means of finding many online text, including Greek and Roman classics.
• The Tech Classics Archive from MIT contains 400 works by Greek and Roman authors in translation.
• Labyrinth Library: Latin Texts. Many Latin and Greek texts in translation (some in Latin). Ovid, Lucretius, Plato, Plotinus, Galen, Aristotle, fables etc.
• Chapman's (1857) translation of The Odyssey of Homer, in hypertext form, with Chapman's notes. From Project Bartleby at Columbia. Nicely done.
• The Iliad and The Odyssey (Samuel Butler translations). Long ASCII files.
• Bulfinch's Mythology. Three large text files for the three parts.
• Ovid's Metamorphosis (large text file). Transl. by Dryden, Pope, Addison, et al.
• Seasonal Festivals of the Greeks and Romans: summaries of historical practices, often suitable for contemporary use.
• Bulfinch's Mythology with hypertext links
• Hesiod's works, the Homeric Hymns and Homerica (English) from Berkeley's Online Medieval and Classical Library (OMACL)

Images

• Mythology in Western Art. Images of the main deities, by deity and situation. An outstanding collection!
• The Ovid Project. Images illustrating Ovid's Metamorphosis from rare books.
• Art Collections, from Diotima (Women and Gender in the Ancient World)
• Ancient Greek Female Dress (from Diotima)

Archaeology and Museums

• Classics and Mediterranean Archaeology. A searchable database with many links to texts, exhibits, museums, professionl societies, art, etc. etc.
• Kelsey Museum Online. Exhibits, excavations and (fairly crude) maps of the ancient world.
• Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean by Jeremy Rutter, Dartmouth College

Neopagan Religious Rights

• AMER - Alliance of Magical and Earth Religions.
• COPAR - Coalition of Pagans for Religious Rights.
• PEN - Pagan Educational Network.
• Ontario Centre for Religious Tolerance. See also the article on Witchcraft and Wicca
• Information on the Iron Oak case by COG (Covenant of the Goddess).
• Witchhunt Information Page
• Witches' League for Public Awareness

General Neopagan Resources

• Avalon Isle, including information o Lesser and Greater Eleusinian Mysteries.
• Neopagan and Wicca pages of the The New Age Web Works. Pointers for Wicca, Neopaganism, etc.
• Neopagan directory at Lysator. Many informative files.
• COGWEB: Covenant of the Goddess Home Page. COG information and general Wiccan/Neopagan information.
• Alchemy Home Page by Adam McLean.
• Inner Sanctum Occult Net
• Larry Cornett's calendar of (mostly DC area) Pagan events. Also available via Talontier's Otherworld
• Alliance of the Phoenix's Web Site (Egyptian)
• CUUPS (Convenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans) unofficial Web site
• Church of All Worlds (CAW)
• ELF (Elf Lore Family) - caretakers of the Lothlorien Nature Sanctuary
• Gateway of the Online Temples of the Gods (CAW) including, so far, temples to Venus, Pan, Eros and Gaia.
• Association for Consciousness Exploration (who sponsors Starwood)
• PagaNET - links to lots of other sites
• RainboWind
• Pagan Best of the Web
• AvatarSearch: SearchEngine of the Occult Internet
• Pagan Digest: information, subscription, archives. (Under construction)
• The Pagan Federation. Wiccan/Neopagan organization based in UK.
• Paganlink. A network for Neopagans. Mostly UK-related; includes gallery of Pagan art.
• Pagans in the South
• Dave Hurst's Bibliography of Pagan Books. An eclectic list of books Dave has found informative and useful.
• Pagan Parenting Page
• Earth Wisdom's Pagan Links
• Horned Owl Publishing, specializing in Paganism etc.
• Hierophant (Andrea Feeser) including her Rites of Artemis

Miscellaneous

• <!a href="http://info.desy.de/gna/interpedia/greek_myth/greek_myth.html"> An Introduction to Greek Mythology. Gods, heroes, creatures, stories, family trees.
• Arachnion. A Journal of Literature and Ancient History on the Web
• Bryn Mawr Classical Review (gopher).
• American Classical League
• Calulators for Isopsephia (Gematria) in Greek, Roman and Hebrew alphabets, and for the related Thesis system. Also available: a Generalized Isopsephia calculator, which allows you to anter whatever numerical values you like for the Greek or Roman alphabets. See also the accompanying Alphabet Charts.
• Didaskalia: Ancient Theater Today (online journal)
• Myths and Legends (many links, including Greek and Roman)
• Traditions of Magic in Late Antiquity. A great collection of amulets, texts, etc. from the Univ. of Michigan.
• VITELIU: The Languages of Ancient Italy
• The Ares Press: Cell of Revolution - When one thinks of a wolf, a wolf appears.
• The Greek Institute (Cambridge, Mass.)
• Spring Publications (archetypal psychology)
• Esotericism Search Engine

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