- An introduction to Roman religion, John Scheid ; translated by Janet Lloyd
- Nero, Edward Champlin
- Roman history,, by Titus Livius; tr. by John Henry Freese, Alfred John Church, and William Jackson Brodribb; with a critical and biographical introduction and notes by Duffield Osborne
- Encyclopedia of ancient Rome, Matthew Bunson
- The ides of March, Thornton Wilder
- The complete Roman drama, all the extant comedies of Plautus and Terence, and the tragedies of Seneca, in a variety of translations, edited, and with an introduction, by George E. Duckworth
- Augustus, first emperor of Rome, Adrian Goldsworthy
- The Roman army, David J. Breeze
- Memoirs of Hadrian, by Marguerite Yourcenar ; translated from the French by Grace Frick in collaboration with the author
- Roman culture; weapons and the man
- The twelve caesars, the dramatic lives of the emperors of Rome, Matthew Dennison
- A literary history of Rome, from the origins to the close of the Golden Age, by J. Wight Duff ; edited by A.M. Duff
- Hannibal, Serge Lancel ; translated by Antonia Nevill
- Slavery in the Roman world, Sandra R. Joshel
- Imperial Rome, by Moses Hadas and the editors of Time-Life books
- SPQR, a history of ancient Rome, Mary Beard
- Ancient mystery cults, Walter Burkert
- Christianizing the Roman Empire, (A.D. 100-400), Ramsay MacMullen
- Claudius the god and his wife Messalina, by Robert Graves
- Herodian, with an English translation by C.R. Whittaker
- Twentieth century interpretations of Julius Caesar, a collection of critical essays, edited by Leonard F. Dean
- Twelve Greeks and Romans who changed the world, Carl J. Richard
- The triumph of empire, the Roman world from Hadrian to Constantine, Michael Kulikowski
- Julius Caesar and the transformation of the Roman Republic, Tom Stevenson
- The rise of Rome, the making of the world's greatest empire, Anthony Everitt
- Apollo history of the Roman republic
- The age of Caesar, five Roman lives, Plutarch ; translated by Pamela Mensch ; edited, with preface and notes, by James Romm ; introduction by Mary Beard
- Women in the classical world, image and text, Elaine Fantham [and others]
- Constantine, Roman Emperor, Christian Victor, Paul Stephenson
- Virgil;, a collection of critical essays,, edited by Steele Commager
- Reading Roman women, sources, genres, and real life, Suzanne Dixon
- Rome, an empire's story, Greg Woolf
- The first fossil hunters, paleontology in Greek and Roman times, Adrienne Mayor
- Pagans, the end of traditional religion and the rise of Christianity, James J. O'Donnell
- The Oxford dictionary of classical myth and religion, edited by Simon Price and Emily Kearns
- The birth of politics, eight Greek and Roman political ideas and why they matter, Melissa Lane
- The founders of the western world, a history of Greece and Rome, Michael Grant
- Greece and Rome, builders of our world, [prepared by National Geographic Book Service ; foreword by Melville Bell Grosvenor ; editorial consultant, Paul MacKendrick ; special essays by Dr. MacKendrick and Emily Vermeule ... et al. ; chapters by Ernle Bradford ... et al. ; paintings by Peter V. Bianchi ... et al. ; photographs by Walter Meayers Edwards and others]
- The Romans and their world, Brian Campbell
- Women in ancient Greece and Rome, Michael Massey
- The Roman revolution, by Ronald Syme
- The Roman Empire, economy, society, and culture, Peter Garnsey & Richard Saller
- A history of the Roman people, Fritz M. Heichelheim and Cedric A. Yeo
- Roman life., Prepared under the supervision of Eleanore H. Cooper
- Roman civilization;, [sourcebooks], edited, with an introd. and notes, by Naphtali Lewis & Meyer Reinhold
- Ancient Rome, Eagle Rock Entertainment
- A history of Latin literature
- The Greek world after Alexander, 323-30 B.C., Graham Shipley
- Pompeii, public and private life, Paul Zanker ; translated by Deborah Lucas Schneider
- The art of the Aeneid, [by] William S. Anderson