Do You Know This Site?

[D B Campbell]

It is an invaluable resource not unlike Bulletin Analytique d'Histoire Romaine.

High praise, indeed!

I hesitate though to just copy content from another site, even if it has disappeared.

Feel free to copy my bibliography. It's just a listing of personal favourites (hence the name) -- not connected to any particular teaching regime -- and, as you noticed, only infrequently updated. And the fact that it's on Tripod virtually guarantees that it will eventually disappear!
Unfortunately, it's maybe not the most user-friendly web site in the world -- I always intended to convert it to an MS Access database, but never got around to it. Ah, well ...