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Bibliography of Open-Access Publications

21 entries, every one open access and link-checked on 2026-10-31.

Two sources feed this page. The first is the library's own research guides: every guide item whose open-access version is recorded. The second is the open-access half of the bibliographies appended to the four comparison essays. The print items from those essay bibliographies are not listed here, because they are not open access; they remain on the essay pages. Nothing paywalled is listed as open access anywhere on this page.

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Showing 21 of 21 entries.

• The Roman Empire from Augustus to Late Antiquity (Open-access version)
  Celia E. Schultz, Serena Connolly, Allen Ward, F. M. Heichelheim, C. A. Yeo · Routledge · 2026-10-15
  Discussed in: Research guide
• The Animal World of the Ancient Greeks (Open-access version)
  Kenneth F. Kitchell Jr., Katia Margariti · Routledge · 2026-09-03
  Discussed in: Research guide
• Illegitimate Gods in Lucian, Cicero And Plutarch: Connecting Scepticism And Religion (Open-access version)
  Bram Demulder · Cambridge University Press (CUP) · 2026-10-15
  Discussed in: Research guide
• Trojan Cicero: A Note On Philippics 2.55 (Open-access version)
  João Paulo Simões Valério · Cambridge University Press (CUP) · 2026-10-14
  Discussed in: Research guide
• Review Essay: Rome Dethroned? Towards a More Cosmopolitan Legal History of Antiquity (Open-access article page)
  Kyriaco Nikias · The University of Sydney Library · 2026-10-06
  The journal page is open access and links the PDF; the direct PDF fetch is bot-gated.
  Discussed in: Research guide
• Melodic repetition in the antistrophes of Greek tragedy (Open-access version)
  Anna Conser · Cambridge University Press (CUP) · 2026-09-30
  Discussed in: Research guide
• A dog’s justice and Euripides’ death (Open-access version)
  George A. Gazis · Milano University Press · 2026-09-30
  Discussed in: Research guide
• Negotiating Etruscan Heritage: Ethnicity, Cultural Integration, and Identity Formation in Early Rome (Open-access version)
  Fırat Gülerdoğan, Cuma Ali Yılmaz · OANNES- Uluslararasi Eskicag Tarihi Arastirmalari Dergisi · 2026-09-27
  Discussed in: Research guide
• A New Sword From Spain: the Roman Adoption of the Gladius Hispaniensis (Open-access version)
  Connor Beattie · Cambridge University Press (CUP) · 2026-09-21
  Discussed in: Research guide
• Binding Mixtures and Construction Practices in the Roman World: Towards an Integrated Approach in the Study of Ancient Building Materials (Open-access version)
  Paolo Tomassini · Cambridge University Press (CUP) · 2026-10-02
  Discussed in: Research guide
• Justin Martyr, First Apology and Dialogue with Trypho (Open-access text)
  Ante-Nicene Fathers, vol. 1 (public domain) · Christian Classics Ethereal Library
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Origen, Letter to Africanus and Against Celsus (Open-access text)
  Ante-Nicene Fathers, vol. 4 (public domain) · Christian Classics Ethereal Library
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Eusebius, Church History (Open-access text)
  Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, 2nd series, vol. 1 (public domain) · Christian Classics Ethereal Library
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Eusebius, Preparation for the Gospel (Open-access text)
  Translated by E. H. Gifford (Oxford, 1903; public domain) · tertullian.org · 1903
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Augustine, City of God (Open-access text)
  Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, 1st series, vol. 2 (public domain) · Christian Classics Ethereal Library
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Philo of Alexandria, Works (Open-access text)
  Translated by C. D. Yonge (London, 1854-1855; public domain) · Early Christian Writings · 1854-1855
  Yonge's translation is dated, but it remains the only complete public-domain English Philo.
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Josephus, Complete Works (Antiquities and Jewish War) (Open-access text)
  Translated by William Whiston (1737; public domain) · Project Gutenberg · 1737
  Whiston's English is 18th-century and dated; the Loeb edition is the modern scholarly translation.
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Wisdom of Solomon (Open-access text)
  King James Version Apocrypha (public domain) · BibleGateway
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• H. B. Swete, An Introduction to the Old Testament in Greek (Open-access scan)
  Cambridge University Press (public domain) · Internet Archive · 1914
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• H. B. Swete (ed.), The Old Testament in Greek according to the Septuagint (Open-access scan)
  Cambridge (1887-1894; public domain) · Internet Archive · 1887-1894
  Volume 1 of three; the edition from which this site's Septuagint quotations are taken.
  Discussed in: Comparison essay
  Also on Ad Fontes: read it here
• Leon Levy Dead Sea Scrolls Digital Library (Open-access photographs and descriptions)
  Israel Antiquities Authority · deadseascrolls.org.il
  Photographs and descriptions of the Qumran manuscripts named in the Septuagint essay (4Q37, 4Q44, 4Q51, 4Q70, 4Q72, 4Q73).
  Discussed in: Comparison essay

See also: Digital manuscript collections · Guide to reliable editions · New in Scholarship · Source bibliography (the sources of the texts on this site, which is a different list from this one).