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History
US History I to 1877
US History II 1877 to the Present
African American History
World History I to 1500
World History II 1500 to Present
Western Civilization I to 1500
Western Civilization II 1500 to present
East Asia
South Asia
Latin America
Africa
Women's History
American Studies
Introduction to American Studies
Religious Studies
Comparative Religions
Western Religions
Eastern Religions
Middle Eastern Religions
Political Science
American Government
American Presidency
Western Civilization I to 1500
Editor in Chief:
Joseph T. Stuart, University of Mary
1. Archaic and Early Classical Greece
2. Late Classical Greece and the Hellenistic Age
3. Roman Republic
4. Roman Empire
5. Rise of Christianity in the Roman Empire
6. Fall of Rome and the European Peoples
7. Ascendancy of the East
8. The Church and the Conversion of the European Peoples
9. Age of Charlemagne
10. Feudal Europe and the “Dark Age”
11. Church Reform in the Eleventh Century and the Medieval Papacy
12. International Relations
13. Medieval Institutions
14. Waning of the Middle Ages
15. Renaissance
Recommended Docs
Additional Docs
Hesiod: Theogony (ca. 700 BCE)
Twelve Tables of Roman Law (451 BCE)
Aristotle: “The Nature, End, and Origin of the States” (ca. 335–323 BCE)
Deeds of the Divine Augustus (14 CE)
Arrian: The Campaigns of Alexander (ca. 150)
Marcus Aurelius: Meditations (ca. 170-180)
Laws Ending Persecution of Christians in the Roman Empire (311 and 313)
Plato: “Allegory of the Cave” (ca. 380 BCE)
Augustine of Hippo: City of God (413–426)
Funeral Oration of Pericles (431 BCE)
Aristotle: Athenian Constitution (320 BCE)
Polybius: The Histories (ca. 150 BCE)
Lucretius: On the Nature of Things (ca. 59–55 BCE)
Law of Caesar on Municipalities (44 BCE)
Aristotle: Constitution of Sparta (ca. 335–323 BCE)
Tacitus: Germania (ca. 98)
Juvenal: Satires (ca. 100)
Nicene Creed (325)
Plato: “Of Wealth, Justice, Moderation, and Their Opposites” (ca. 380 BCE)
Theodosian Code (438)
Code of Justinian (534)
