This is just a sampling of further bibliographies available online, only a few of them already mentioned in Online Resources.

Greek and Roman literature

• Gnomon Bibliographic Database. The journal that reviews Classics publications has made its bibliography available on-line. This link takes you to the English version of the site.
• TOCS-IN offers a searchable database of articles of interest to classicists from 1984 on.
• Lengthy bibliography on the Ancient Novel, from the Petronian Society Ancient Novel page.
• A Hellenistic Bibliography, by Martine Cuypers of the University of Leiden. This page assembles bibliographies for post-classical Greek poets and poetry.
• Greek and Roman Drama: A bibliography compiled by John Porter of the University of Saskatchewan.
• Ancient Weddings, a Greek and Roman literature-based bibliography.
• Drama in the Roman Republic: Getting Started, by Timothy Moore of the Department of Classics, Univ. of Texas at Austin.

Greek authors

• Aeschylus (includes works through the mid-80′s)
• Apollonius of Rhodes (From A Hellenistic Bibliography, by Martijn Cuypers. On this main page, you’ll find links to more selective versions of the Apollonius bibliography.)
• Aristophanes (includes works through the mid-80′s)
• Aristotle, Poetics (By Malcolm Heath)
• Bacchylides (By Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer, Classics Dept. at the Univ. of Leiden)
• Callimachus (From A Hellenistic Bibliography, by Martijn Cuypers.)
• Euclid (From the MacTutor History of Mathematics archive)
• Euripides and Tragic Theatre in the Late Fifth Century.
• Euripides Medea (by C. A. E. Luschnig)
• Hesiod Theogony (From the institut de préhistoire et des sciences de l’antiquité )
• Homer (By M. P. Cuypers)
• Josephus (from PACE: Project on Ancient Cultural Engagement)
• Menander (From Case Western Reserve’s Classics Department)
• Pindar bibliography (From A Hellenistic Bibliography, by Martijn Cuypers.)
• Plato, Symposium (by Radcliffe G. Edmonds III, Bryn Mawr College)
• Plotinus (By Pierre Thillet)
• Plotinian Bibliography From 2000-present (By Richard Dufour)
• Plutarch (From Chaironeia: Plutarch’s Home on the Web)
• Sophocles (includes works through the mid-80′s)
• Thucydides (By Lowell Edmunds of Rutgers University‘s Classics Dept.)
• A Hellenistic Bibliography contains links to bibliographies of fourteen Hellenistic Greek authors, four Roman authors, and other Hellenistic links. (By Martijn Cuypers)

Roman authors

• Many Roman poets are listed in A Hellenistic Bibliography, by Martine Cuypers of the University of Leiden.
• Apuleius (By Ulrich Schmitzer)
• Catullus (A bibliography through 1993, by Ulrich Schmitzer)
• Cicero Bibliography
• Livy (By Timothy Moore of the Department of Classics, Univ. of Texas at Austin)
• Ovid A searchable database that can also be browsed by Ovid’s works (by Ulrich Schmitzer).
• Recent Ovidian Bibliography A searchable database of Ovid scholarship from 1990 to the present.
• Pliny the Younger (By Ulrich Schmitzer)
• Tibullus (A bibliography through 1994, by Ulrich Schmitzer)
• Vergil’s Aeneid (By Shirley Werner)
• Virgil in Late Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and the Renaissance

Bronze Age

• Nestor is “An international bibliography of pre-classical Greece (paleolithic to Homer and beyond), eastern Mediterranean and Southeastern European prehistory, Homeric society, Indo-European linguistics and related fields” (description taken from Electronic Resources for Classicists). You may want to go right to a search. Nestor is published by the Department of Classics , Univ. of Cincinnati.
• Chloris: a Bronze Age Aegean Bibliography. This is a searchable database which covers mainland Greece, Crete, and the Cyclades.
• Minoan Religion, a detailed bibliography organized by sub-topic, from Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean, a web-project of Dartmouth College.
• Bibliography of Bronze Age through Archaic Greek and Eastern Mediterranean art.

Culture and society

• Daily Life in Classical Antiquity – General Bibliography, compiled by John Porter.
• Parallels and Connections Between the Hellenic, Semitic, and Anatolian Cultures
• The Black Presence in Antiquity, compiled by Leida I. Torres and Andrea Only of the Morland-Springern Research Center at Howard University.
• Childhood in Antiquity, by Meir Bar Ilan
• Greek Costume Bibliography. Includes citations of works on ancient textiles, weaving, clothing manufacture, clothing styles, etc.
• Late Antiquity in the Mediterranean: Online Bibliographies
• War and Peace in Classical Antiquity, by Rob S. Rice.
• Homosexuality in Greece and Rome

Women in the ancient world

• Diotima‘s bibliography for the study of women and gender in the ancient world. This link takes you to the bibliography’s home page which contains a search engine, and dozens of pre-set searches by culture, author, topic, and keyword. This is an extensive collection of bibliographies.
• Women in Greek Drama: A Bibliography compiled by John Porter of the University of Saskatchewan.
• Women in Late Antiquity, compiled by Antti Arjava, University of Helsinki.
• Jewish Women in Antiquity, by Meir Bar-Ilan.

Religion, ritual, and magic

• Ritual and Ceremony in the Ancient Mediterranean and Near East (1970-1996), by K. C. Hanson.
• Ritual and Ceremony in the Greco-Roman World (1970-1996), by K. C. Hanson.
• Judaism in the Greco-Roman Period, a self-described “basic bibliography” from the Ioudaios-L listserv that covers much more than the word ‘basic’ might suggest.
• Greek and Mediterranean religion and society: The works of Walter Burkert
• Minoan Religion, a detailed bibliography organized by sub-topic, from Prehistoric Archaeology of the Aegean, a web-project of Dartmouth College.
• The Roman Imperial Cult, a bibliography by J. P. Adams.

Science and technology

• Ancient Medicine : Medicina Antiqua, by Lee T. Pearcy.
• Ancient Greek Science, a bibliography by Professor Cynthia Freeland.
• Ancient and Medieval Natural Philosophy, a bibliography by Professor Robert Hatch, part of his History of Science bibliography.

Greek history

• Bibliography for CLAS 110: Greek Civilization, by John Porter.
• Hellenistic History and Society. Compiled and maintained by Martine Cuypers.
• Sparta
• Ancient Nemea Bibliography. By Susannah L. Van Horn.
• Theramenes
• Alexander the Great, by Waldemar Heckel. You can also download pdf files of parts or the whole of the bibliography.
• Alexander the Great 2001-2005. Compiled and maintained by Martine Cuypers.
• Bibliography on Ancient Greek Law, by David Mirhady and Ilias Arnaoutoglou.
• Coinage of Greece and Rome: A Bibliography. Extensive and well-organized. From the Department of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Warwick.
• Ancient Greek & Roman Music, Selected Bibliography. Prepared by Prof. Nancy Sultan, Illinois Wesleyan University.
• The Art and Archaeology of Attica. By Dr. David Gill.
• The Makers of Greek Art, Bibliography. By Dr David Gill.
• Bibliography of Bronze Age through Archaic Greek and Eastern Mediterranean art.
• Euripides and Tragic Theatre in the Late Fifth Century.

Roman history

• The Fall of the Roman Empire, a bibliography by Lucinda Neuru in support of her course on the subject.
• Lead and the Fall of Rome, compiled by Steve Muhlberger from contributions to the list LT-ANTIQ.
• Late Roman Food Supply, compiled by Lars Lordahl and Steve Muhlberger with the help of the LT-ANTIQ discussion list.
• Short Bibliography of Recent Studies on Roman Demography in English by Thomas Anderson.
• Roman Domestic Architecture, by Joshua Brandt. There are two versions of this bibliography: one with works only in English, and a “full” version.
• Ancient Greek & Roman Music, Selected Bibliography. Prepared by Prof. Nancy Sultan, Illinois Wesleyan University.
• The Roman Army.
  Categories include General Works, Texts, Legions, Auxilia, Officers, Centurions, Optiones, Recruitment, Finance, Campaigns, Battles, and Military Areas, Army Life, Logistics, Training, The Roman Navy, Discharge, III Century Crisis, and Later, Other Items.
• Roman army bibliography, by Sander van Dorst.
• The Development of the Roman Navy, by Thomas P. Roche.
• Roman Law, by Bernard J. Hibbitts, The University of Pittsburgh School of Law.
• Roman Criminal Law, by François Lareau.
• Coinage of Greece and Rome: A Bibliography. Extensive and well-organized. From the Department of Classics and Ancient History at the University of Warwick.
• Chinese Accounts of Rome, Byzantium and the Middle East, c. 91 B.C.E. – 1643 C.E., from the Internet East Asian Source Book.

Greek and Latin language

• Greek Rhetoric and Prose Style Bibliography, from the home page of Hardy Hansen’s course, Greek Rhetoric and Prose Style.
• Bibliography of Ancient Greek Linguistics, an extensive and well-organized bibliography by Michel Buijs of the University of Utrecht.
• Bibliography of Papyrology, organized by sub-topic. You may also download the complete bibliography as an MS Word file. By Traianos Gagos.
• Bibliography: Greek Grammar and Linguistics, by Rodney J. Decker. This bibliography concentrates primarily on New Testament Greek.
• Brief bibliography of Latin linguistics, by Philip Baldi.
• Latin Therapy: Bibliography of Latin Language Resources, from Cambridge University’s Department of History and Philosophy of Science. This bibliography focuses on the Latin technical terminology of various fields of Roman studies, such as mathematics, geography, scholastics, etc.
• Bibliography of the History of Latin Pronunciation. by Peter Jeffery of Princeton University.