Latin Language Online (some useful links)

• Latin Translations, Latin Dictionaries and Wordlists
  • The Latin Translator This site offers a comprehensive translation service between Latin and English catering for all needs, ranging from single word mottos and ring inscriptions, through tattoos and diplomas to longer academic works of 1000+ words. Sound files of translations in mp3 format are also available. The translations are fast, accurate and low-cost.
  • Classical Turns A professional English-Latin and Latin-English translation service which offers the fastest turnaround and the lowest starting fee online.
  • A Latin-English Dictionary Program - WORDS This Latin dictionary program takes keyboard input or a file of Latin text lines and provides an analysis/morphology (declension, conjugation, case, tense, etc.) of each word individually, the dictionary form, and the translation (meaning). My site features a Windows interface for this program.
  • Latin Grammar Aid, Dictionaries and Wordlists from Notre Dame Includes an online interface for Whitaker's Words.
  • Lewis & Short Latin Dictionary Online access to one of the best Latin-English dictionaries.
  • Woodhouse English-Greek Dictionary
• Latin Grammar
  • Allen and Greenough's New Latin Grammar In my opinion, this is the most comprehensive Latin grammar in English. This grammar is still in print, but make sure you get the recently published version with new typesetting.
  • TextKit. Downloadable textbooks and readers.
• Latin texts
  • Classical Language Instruction Project
  • Intratext
  • Latin poetry readings
  • Perseus
  • The Latin Library
• Church Latin
  • Una Voce The purpose of such a venture is clear: to establish a coordinated network of traditional Catholic groups to solidify and strengthen the Traditionalist movement, and to give greater support to those groups who are working with bishops to request wider availability of the Tridentine Latin Mass.
  • Gregorian Chant Home Page
  • St. Francis de Sales Traditional Latin Rite Parish
  • Latin Liturgy Association The Latin Liturgy Association was founded in 1975 to promote the use of Latin, the customary language of the Roman Catholic Church, as appropriate in the liturgies of the contemporary church.
  • Treasury of Latin Prayers
• Varia
  • Ancient Library
  • Common abbreviations for ancient authors and works Over the years, scholars have developed a number of schemes for abbreviating the names of ancient authors and the titles of their works. These schemes were designed to help scholars and their editors save space in the text of scholarly articles and books.
  • Computer Latin for Botany
  • Latin Place Names Latin place names found in the imprints of books printed before 1801
  • Orbis Latinus. Lexikon lateinischer geographischer Namen des Mittelalters und der Neuzeit.
  • Latin links on Omniglot.com