AWDL will identify, collect, curate, and provide access to the broadest possible range of scholarly materials relevant to the study of the ancient world. Find and download PDFs of particular books in NYU's Institute for the Study of the Ancient World library.

Bibliaclerus is a useful tool for finding patristic commentary on particular biblical texts. It can be accessed via web browser or downloaded as a whole to your personal computer.

BiblIndex is a powerful database for finding patristic quotations and commentary on biblical texts.

The CCEL is a wide library of Christian classics (including patristic texts) in English.

The Digital Public Library of America brings together the riches of America’s libraries, archives, and museums, and makes them freely available to the world.

A collection of translations and resources for early Christian writings, including canonical, apocryphal, gnostic, and patristic works.

Open-access electronic version of the Early Church Fathers Series.

Quotations of Paul in ancient Greek and Latin authors (up to the eighth century).

Public domain translations of ancient gospels not included in the New Testament, including: GThomas, GMary; GJudas; GPhilip; GPeter; Egerton Pap. 2; the hypothetical document "Q."

A digital edition of the Patrologia Graeca, still in development.

This database represents a comprehensive survey of Pauline references in pre-Nicene writings. It is searchable both by Pauline epistle and passage as well as by early Christian writers and their texts, by region, and by approximate date.

This is the homepage for work towards new editions of the Epistles of Paul in Latin and Greek undertaken by the International Greek New Testament Project and its collaborators. It will provide a gateway to electronic transcriptions and other resources created during the course of the edition.

Public-domain English translations of the Ante-Nicene, Nicene, and Post-Nicene Fathers. An alternative to the CCEL.

A simple English-Latin and Latin-English dictionary tool, useful for readings in Greco-Roman primary sources and patristics.

The Agade list forwards news and information of interest to scholars in biblical studies, Near Eastern studies, Late Antiquity, Judaica, Classics, archaeology, and even broad intellectual history. This is a great resource for staying up-to-date on developments in the field, but it is not itself a cite-able resource for most research projects.