Library Resources in Classics

• Web Resources
• Reference Sources
• Research Strategies
• Collection Development Policy Statement
• Resources for Juniors
• Library Guide (outline of the locations of the Classics collection)
• Archives of Classical Scholars

None may expect to be admitted into College but such as being examined by the President and Tutors shall be found able to render Virgil and Tully's Orations into English; and to turn English into true and grammatial Latin; and to be so well acquained with the Greek as to render any part of the four Evangelists in that language into Latin or English; and to give the grammatical connection of the words.

(From the first rules of Princeton College as drawn up by President Aaron Burr in 1748)