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Oxytone is a web application that aims to provide a comprehensive reading environment for the reading of Ancient Greek literature. It offers a wide range of features and tools to help users improve their language skills and gain a deeper understanding of the language.
700s BC
Homer
600s BC
Homeric Hymns
500s BC
Homeric Hymns
Heraclitus
Pythagoras
400s BC
Bacchylides
Pseudo-Xenophon
Gorgias
Hippocrates and the Hippocratic Corpus
- On Ancient Medicine
- On Airs, Waters, and Places
- Prognostic
- On Regimen in Acute Diseases
- On Acute Diseases
- On Head Wounds
- On the Surgery
- On Fractures
- On Joints
- Instruments of Reduction
- On Humors
- Coan Prenotions
- On the Art
- On the Nature of Man
- On Breaths
- On Generation, On the Nature of the Child, On Diseases IV
- On Generation, On the Nature of the Child, On Diseases IV
- On Affections
- On Places in Man
- On the Sacred Disease
- On Ulcers
- On Internal Affections
- On the Nature of Women
- On Superfetation
- On Glands
- On Flesh
- On the Nature of Bones
- On Crisis
- Letters
Plato
Scylax
Xenophon
300s BC
Aeneas
Anaximenes
Aristotle and the Aristotelian Corpus
Prior and Posterior Analytics
- Constitution of the Athenians
- Categories
- On Colors
- On the Movement of Animals
- On Dreams
- On Interpretation
- On Youth and Old Age, On Life and Death
- On Length and Shortness of Life
- On the Motion of Animals
- Mechanics
- On Memory and Recollection
- On Marvelous Things Heard
- On the Universe
- Economics
- Physiognomics
- Protrepticus
- Poetics
- Politics
- On Respiration
- On Plants [Spurious]
- Sophistical Refutations
- On Sense and Sensible Objects
- On Sleep and Waking
- On Breath
- On Xenophanes, Zeno and Gorgias
- Aristotelian Divisions
- On the Soul
- Alternative Text of Physics Book 7
Aristoxenus
Autolycus
Demades
Demosthenes
- First Olynthiac
- Second Olynthiac
- Third Olynthiac
- First Philippic
- Second Philippic
- On the Halonnesus
- On the Chersonese
- Third Philippic
- Fourth Philippic
- On Organization
- On the Navy Boards
- On the Liberty of the Rhodians
- For the Megalopolitans
- On the Treaty with Alexander
- On the Crown
- On the False Embassy
- Against Leptines
- Against Meidias
- Against Androtion
- Against Aristocrates
- Against Timocrates
- Against Aristogeiton 1
- Against Aphobus 1
- Against Aphobus
- Against Onetor 1
- Against Zenothemis
- Against Apaturius
- Against Phormio
- Against Lacritus
- For Phormio
- Against Pantaenetus
- Against Nausimachus and Xenopeithes
- Against Boeotus 1
- Against Boeotus 2
- Against Spudias
- Against Phaenippus
- Against Macartatus
- Against Leochares
- Against Stephanus 1
- Against Stephanus 2
- Against Evergus and Mnesibulus
- Against Olympiodorus
- Against Timotheus
- Against Polycles
- Against Callippus
- Against Nicostratus
- Against Conon
- Against Callicles
- Against Dionysodorus
- Against Eubulides
- Against Theocrines
- Against Neaera
- Funeral Speech
- Erotic Essay
- Preambles
- Letters
Lycurgus
Palaephatus
Aratus
Lycophron
Pseudo-Plato
Theophrastus
200s BC
Antigonus
Archimedes
Letter of Aristeas
Heraclides Criticus
Septuagint
100s BC
Apollonius
Dionysius Thrax
Battle of Frogs and Mice
Book of Jubilees
0s AD
Asclepiodotus
Letters of Brutus
Dionysius of Halicarnassus
Geminus
Parthenius
Pseudo-Scymnus
Septuagint
Tryphon II
Philo Judaeus
- On the Creation of the World
- On the Cherubim
- On the Sacrifices of Abel and Cain
- That the Worse Attacks the Better
- On the Posterity of Cain
- On the Giants
- That God is Unchangeable
- On Agriculture
- On Drunkenness
- On Sobriety
- On the Confusion of Tongues
- Who is the Heir of Divine Things
- On the Preliminary Studies
- On Flight and Finding
- On the Change of Names
- On Abraham
- On Joseph
- On the Decalogue
- Every Good Man is Free
- On the Contemplative Life
- Against Flaccus
- Embassy to Gaius
100s AD
Anacreontea
Clement of Rome
Comarius
Longinus
New Testament
- Gospel According to Matthew
- Gospel According to Mark
- Gospel According to Luke
- Gospel According to John
- Acts of the Apostles
- Letter of Paul to the Romans
- First Letter of Paul to the Corinthians
- Second Letter of Paul to the Corinthians
- Letter of Paul to the Galatians
- Letter of Paul to the Ephesians
- Letter to the Hebrews
- Letter of James
- First Letter of John
- Revelation of John
Onasander
Pseudo-Cebes
Res Gestae of Divine Augustus
Septuagint
Testament of Abraham
Teucer
Life of Adam and Eve
Ammonius
Apocalypse of Esdras
Apollonius
Letter of Barnabas
Dio Chrysostom
Harpocration
Heraclitus
Periplus of the Erythraean Sea
Plutarch
- Theseus
- Romulus
- Lycurgus
- Numa
- Solon
- Publicola
- Themistocles
- Camillus
- Pericles
- Fabius Maximus
- Alcibiades
- Coriolanus
- Timoleon
- Aemilius Paulus
- Pelopidas
- Marcellus
- Aristides
- Cato the Elder
- Philopoemen
- Flamininus
- Pyrrhus
- Marius
- Lysander
- Sulla
- Cimon
- Lucullus
- Nicias
- Crassus
- Eumenes
- Sertorius
- Agesilaus
- Pompey
- Alexander
- Caesar
- Phocion
- Cato the Younger
- Agis and Cleomenes
- Agis and Cleomenes
- Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus
- Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus
- Demosthenes
- Cicero
- Demetrius
- Antony
- Dion
- Brutus
- Aratus
- Artaxerxes
- Galba
- Otho
- On the Education of Children
- How the Young Man Should Study Poetry
- On Listening to Lectures
- How to Tell a Flatterer from a Friend
- How a Man May Become Aware of His Progress in Virtue
- How to Profit by One's Enemies
- On Having Many Friends
- Consolation to Apollonius
- Advice about Keeping Well
- Advice to Bride and Groom
- Dinner of the Seven Wise Men
- On Superstition
- Sayings of Kings and Commanders
- Sayings of Spartans
- Bravery of Women
- Roman Questions and Greek Questions
- Roman Questions and Greek Questions
- Greek and Roman Parallel Stories
- On the Fortune of the Romans
- On the Fortune or Virtue of Alexander
- On the Glory of Athens
- On Isis and Osiris
- On the E at Delphi
- On the Oracles at Delphi
- On the Obsolescence of Oracles
- On Moral Virtue
- On the Control of Anger
- On Tranquility of Mind
- On Brotherly Love
- On Affection for Offspring
- On Talkativeness
- On Being a Busybody
- On Love of Wealth
- On False Shame
- On Praising Oneself Inoffensively
- On the Delays of the Divine Vengeance
- On Fate
- On the Sign of Socrates
- On Exile
- Consolation to His Wife
- Table Talk
- Dialogue on Love
- Love Stories
- Whether an Old Man Should Engage in Public Affairs
- Political Precepts
- That We Ought Not to Borrow
- Lives of the Ten Orators
- On the Malice of Herodotus
- Physical Causes
- On the Face Which Appears in the Orb of the Moon
- On the Principle of Cold
- On the Cleverness of Animals
- Whether Land or Sea Animals are Cleverer
- Platonic Questions
- On the Generation of the Soul in the Timaeus
- On the Contradictions of the Stoics
- Against the Stoics on Common Conceptions
- That Epicurus Actually Makes a Pleasant Life Impossible
- Reply to Colotes
Ignatius
200s AD
Acts of Paul
Aelius Aristides
- To Zeus
- Athena
- Isthmian Oration to Poseidon
- To Sarapis
- To the King
- Birthday Address to Apellas
- Funeral Oration for Alexander
- Panathenaic Oration
- Roman Oration
- Political Speech Concerning Smyrna
- Festival Oration in Cyzicus about the Temple
- Sacred Tales 1
- Sacred Tales 2
- Sacred Tales 3
- Sacred Tales 4
- Sacred Tales 5
- On Sending Aid to Sicily
- To the Contrary
- For the Peace with Sparta
- For the Peace with Athens
- Leuctrian Oration 1
- Leuctrian Oration 2
- Leuctrian Oration 3
- Leuctrian Oration 4
- Leuctrian Oration 5
- On the Alliance 1
- On the Alliance 2
- Speech Advising That Comedy Should Not Be Allowed
- To the Cities on Harmony
- Rhodian Oration
- To the Rhodians on Harmony
- Against Plato in Defense of Rhetoric
- Against Plato in Defense of the Four
- To Capito
- Egyptian Discourse
- On the Extemporaneous Addition
- Against Those Who Burlesque the Mysteries
- To Those Who Criticize Him for Not Declaiming
- Embassy Speech to Achilles
- Against Demosthenes on Immunity
- Against Leptines in Defense of Immunity
Apollonius Dyscolus
Aristodemus
Contest of Homer and Hesiod
Cleonides
Teaching of the Twelve Apostles
Letter to Diognetus
Marcus Cornelius Fronto
Galen
- Exhortation to Study the Arts
- On the Best Teaching
- On Medical Sects
- On the Constitution of the Art of Medicine
- The Art of Medicine
- On Bones for Beginners
- On the Dissection of Veins and Arteries
- On the Dissection of Nerves
- On the Organ of Smell
- On the Dissection of the Uterus
- On the Thinning Diet
- On the Uses of Breathing
- On the Formation of the Fetus
- Whether Blood is Naturally Contained in the Arteries
- On the Best Constitution of Our Body
- That the Faculties of the Soul Follow the Temperaments of the Body
- On the Diagnosis and Cure of the Soul's Errors
- On the Diagnosis and Cure of the Soul's Passions
- On Black Bile
- On the Use of the Pulse
- Exercise with the Small Ball
- On Foods Good and Bad
- On Barley Soup
- On the Differences of Diseases
- On the Causes of Disease
- On the Differences of Symptoms
- On the Times of Disease
- On the Total Time of Disease
- Against Those Who Have Written on Types
- On Fullness
- On Tremor, Palpitation, Convulsion and Rigor
- On Coma According to Hippocrates
- On Marasmus
- On Tumors Against Nature
- On Uneven Bad Temperature
- On Pulses for Beginners
- Synopsis of His Books on Pulses
- On Venesection Against Erasistratus
- On Venesection Against the Erasistrateans at Rome
- On Treatment by Venesection
- On the Power of Purgative Drugs
- Whom to Purge, with What, and When
- On Advice for an Epileptic Boy
- On Theriac to Piso
- Introduction to Logic
- On Fallacies in Speech
- On Prognosis
- Commentary on Hippocrates' On Healthy Diet
- Against Lycus
- Against Julian's Commentary on Hippocrates' Aphorisms
- On Types of Dislocation of the Shoulder Not Described by Hippocrates
- On the Dissection of Muscles for Beginners
- On Habits
- That Qualities are Incorporeal
Aelius Herodian and Pseudo-Herodian
Joseph and Aseneth
Lucian
- Nigrinus
- Demonax
- On the Hall
- Long Lives
- Against Slander
- Symposium
- Journey to the Underworld
- Zeus Confuted
- Zeus Rants
- The Dream, or The Cock
- Prometheus
- Icaromenippus
- Timon
- Charon, or The Observers
- The Sale of Lives
- The Dead Come to Life, or The Fisherman
- Double Indictment
- Against an Ignorant Book Collector
- The Dream, or Lucian's Career
- The Parasite
- The Lover of Lies
- The Judgment of the Goddesses
- On Salaried Posts in Great Houses
- Anacharsis
- Menippus, or The Descent into Hades
- The Teacher of Rhetoric
- Alexander the False Prophet
- Essays in Portraiture
- Essays in Portraiture Defended
- The Syrian Goddess
- The Death of Peregrinus
- The Runaways
- Toxaris, or Friendship
- The Dance
- Lexiphanes
- On Astrology
- The Mistaken Critic
- Parliament of the Gods
- The Tyrannicide
- The Disinherited
- How to Write History
- The Saturnalia
- Apology
- The Scythian
- Hermotimus
- The Ship
- The Ignorant Book Collector
- Gout
Maximus the Astrologer
Chaldean Oracles
Paralipomena of Jeremiah
Philumenus
Protevangelium of James
Pseudo-Clement
Pseudo-Lucian
Septuagint
Tatian
Alexander
Clement of Alexandria
Hermogenes
Origen
- Fragments on John
- Exhortation to Martyrdom
- On Prayer
- Homilies on Jeremiah
- Fragments on Jeremiah
- Fragments on Lamentations
- On the Witch of Endor
- Fragments on 1 Kings
- Homilies on Luke
- Dialogue with Heraclides
- Philocalia
- Homilies on Joshua
- Commentary on the Song of Songs
- Commentary on Matthew
- Letter to Africanus
- Commentary on Genesis
- Selected Comments on Genesis
- Fragments from Commentary on Exodus
- Selected Comments on Exodus
- Selected Comments on Numbers
- Selected Comments on Deuteronomy
- Homilies on Job
- Fragments from Commentary on Proverbs
- Selected Comments on Ezekiel
- Notes on Deuteronomy
- Homilies on Job
- Excerpts on Psalms
- Commentary on Proverbs
- Notes on Song of Songs
- Notes on Matthew
- Notes on Luke
- Homilies on Job
Pseudo-Plutarch
Sentences of Sextus
Testament of Job
Life of Saint Polycarp
300s AD
Agathemerus
Cassius Longinus
Lives of Saints Perpetua and Felicitas
Periplus of the Great Sea
Philostratus the Younger
Testament of Solomon
Valerius Apsines
Apocalypse of Sedrach
Bacchius the Elder
Gaudentius
Iamblichus
Triphiodorus
400s AD
Emperor Julian