The success of this project hinges entirely on the generosity of the people who use it.

In fact, one of the best ways that you can contribute to Forum Romanum is simply to spend some time exploring the resource. All of the materials appearing on this site have been thoroughly proofed in an effort to keep the number of errors to an absolute minimum, but this is still a human process and, therefore, susceptible to imperfection. Should you come across any errors (typographical or otherwise) while using these materials, we ask you to let us know about it so we can continue to improve the quality of these resources. In addition, feel free to send us your suggestions for other materials that you would like to see on these pages, as these help guide us in deciding what to put online next.

If you would like to make an even more substantial contribution to this project, we are currently seeking Latin texts and translations (in all modern languages) as part of our largest project, the Corpus Scriptorum Latinorum. The Latin text may be your own original edition, or it may be entered from a text whose copyright has expired and is now in the public domain. For information on the copyright policies governing such submissions, please see our terms of use.

All contributions, suggestions, or corrections for Forum Romanum and its subsites should be sent to the project manager.