This looks like a useful, growing, resource. THEOI means "gods" in Greek. According to the site, it's purpose is: . . . exploring Greek mythology and the gods in classical literature and art. The aim of the project is to provide a comprehensive, free reference guide...
Journals and Databases
Online Encyclopedia of Mythology
Readers should be aware of the very useful Encyclopedia Mythica, "the award-winning internet encyclopedia of mythology, folklore, and religion." Over 7,000 essays of mythological information!
Online Dissertations in Biblical Studies
The Ancient World Online (AWOL) recently posted a list of Durham University dissertations available for free. I combed through the list and here are some dissertations related to biblical studies and theology that readers might find of interest: BUSHUR,...
If Your Thing is Roman Emperors…
Saw this a couple days ago: AWOL - The Ancient World Online: Linked Data about Roman Emperors. The link leads to a description (and further database links) to a truckload of data about Roman emperors. Every once in a while I feel burdened to give readers real...
Back from a short hiatus
Sorry it's been a while. I noted on my main blog that I'd be away for a bit. Back now, so blogging will resume. Here's one item of interest right away - the Westminster Leningrad Codex is now available online.
Treasure Trove of Open Access Scholarly Journals for Biblical Studies
If you've followed my work for any time (or read books like The Unseen Realm), you know the value of scholarly journals. Most of them are not publicly accessible. Here's a link to a substantial list that are online.
List of Open Access (Mostly Free) Journals in Ancient Studies
The listing located here includes over 1,600 open access scholarly journals in all areas of ancient studies. The listed was created by Charles Jones of the Ancient World Online (AWOL) blog. I'm quite sure there's something in there to help combat paleobabble.
Public Access Art Image Archive
Hat tip to AWOL for this. Here's a link to the LACMA Collections Database online. The database contains nearly 20,000 images of artworks believed to be in the public domain. Enjoy this resource and break from the unrelenting nonsense we have to deal with here.
University of Edinburgh Online Papers in Biblical Studies
I saw this today on Larry Hurtado's blog (already something so useful - thanks for joining the blogosphere, Larry!). The archive includes faculty articles and dissertations (some gems there I've already downloaded - but I have come across a few that are restricted)....
Bibliography of Classical Folklore Scholarship
While I was looking for Adrienne Mayor's article she cited in her comment, I came across this bibliography she compiled. It's very a great resource for anyone interested in folklore and mythology of the ancient world.