As with almost everything, there are several resources for further study of Euclid on the WWW. Here are just a few of the links we have found.

• Euclid of Alexandria A brief biography of Euclid.
• Euclid's Elements in Java An excellent site with the ongoing project of building a fully interactive version of the Elements.
• The Euclid Project "An exfoliation of the Elements of Euclid, the most important math text of all time. It is planned to encompass 17 publications, each including a book, a CD-ROM, and an educational environment on the World Wide Web."
• The Perseus Project An Evolving Digital Library on Ancient Greece
• Raphael's painting of Euclid
• Euclid or Einstein A Proof Of The Parallel Theory and A Critique Of Metageometry