Articles and documents related to the religion and rituals of the ancient Greeks and Romans, hymns, poetry and esoteric matter.

Multimedia article.

Major link collection.

Comparative anthology of sacred texts: 4000+ passages from major religions, thematically organized.

An exhibit in the MSU I-Museum which has information on the religion of ancient Egypt, including information on Egyptian gods, theology, astrology and the priest caste.

Educates visitors about the history of religion, using art and artifacts from a variety of world cultures and time periods.

From Creation through the sacking of Jerusalem in AD 70.

Companion to book by Philip A. Harland: illustrated survey of social and religious life in Roman Asia Minor.

Encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture covering everything from anti-Semitism to Zionism. Includes a glossary, bibliography, biographies,articles, virtual Israel tour, and original documents.

History and description of the underground cemeteries used from the 2nd to the 5th centuries. Includes a section on the symbols used, but no images.

History of the Sikh Gurus, martyrs and warriors. Includes discussion forum, Gurudwara database, articles.

Archive of Wesleyan and Holiness texts; sales of "Wesleyan Heritage" CD-ROM.

Includes recent articles from Christianity Today magazine.

Highlighting the history as well as scientific and archaeological research concerning the location of the first and second Jewish temples.

Links for Unitarian Universalist history.

An interactive presentation by the Foundation for Science Technology and Civilisation (UK) explores Islamic achievements and contributions to science, technology and civilisation.

Hypertext encyclopedia of early Christian Church history.

A small encyclopedia, including information on Chinese culture.

Loads of material, primary and secondary sources.

A companion site to the PBS television series "Islam: Empire of Faith", which presented the history of Islam from the time of Muhammad to the Ottoman sultans. Includes educational resources, interactive timeline, and articles on Islam and Muslim culture.

Extensive text of the work by Philip Schaff (1819-1893). The work discusses the time period from the earliest days of Christianity through the Reformation.

Resources for teaching and research relating to the history of Christianity, compiled by Yale University.