A dynamic collection of documents relating to Armenian literature, history, religion, etc. Has documents in Armenian, English, and Russian.

Text is displayed in traditional Chinese characters with translations given in both English and French. This site has a very useful feature in its dictionary components???rolling over a character with your mouse will display a rollover menu with a pronunciation guide and meaning. Clicking on a character will open a dictionary in a separate window, …

This site includes such famous texts as the Tao Te Ching, Tang Poetry, the Art of War, the Analects, the Doctrine of the Mean, the Great Learning and Classic of Filial Piety. Characters are clickable and lead to an English translation.

Resource providing links to mythology texts. Arranged alphabetically, users can browse everything from popular fairy tales to Russian ghost stories.

A number of online classic Chinese texts in a variety of languages.

James Legge’s translation of the second half of the Book of Rites, one of the Confucian classics.

This site provides pure classical Chinese texts of major historical records in ancient times that were deemed as classics.

The first volume of James Legge’s translation of 3rd century BC compiled Chinese classic texts on Chinese religious practices from the 5th to the 8th centuries BC. These ten books offer minute descriptions of many different aspects of Chinese culture from this period.

This site includes the “history” (Shi) part of the Ming Dynasty Collection of ancient writing (Si Ku Quan Shu). Each entry has a brief introduction and a link to the full
texts.

This site includes the “classics” (Jing) part of the Ming Dynasty Collection of ancient writing (Si Ku Quan Shu). Each entry has a brief introduction and a link to the full text.

This site provides full-text keyword searches of almost all major classical Chinese texts. Their archive includes ancient Confucian texts, their Song and Ming dynasties annotations and commentaries, and some literary texts.

James Legge’s translation of the Confucian classic, including pictures of the hexagrams.

James Legge’s translation of and commentary on the Confucian Classic of History.

James Legge’s translation of the works of Mencius (Mengzi).

James Legge’s translation of Lao Zi’s (Lao-Tzu’s) Daoist Classic.

This site contains the Lun Yu (499 sayings of Confucius) in more than twenty languages, as well as a varying amount of other Confucius related contents for each language.