Journal Articles and Reviews

• LaFleur, R."Amicitia and the Unity of Juvenal's First Book," Illinois Classical Studies 4 (1979) 158-77
• ---. “A Note on Juvenal 10, 201f,” American Journal of Philology 93 (1972) 598-600
• ---. “Artorius and Catulus in Juvenal 3,” Rivista di Studi Classici 22 (1974) 3-7 
• ---. “Catullus and Catulla in Juvenal,” Revue de Philologie 48 (1974) 71-74 
• ---. "Horace and Onomasti Komodein: The Law of Satire," Aufstieg und Niedergang der römischen Welt 32.2 (Berlin: 1981) 1790-1826
• ---. “Juvenal 1.80: Cluvianus,” Revue de Philologie 50 (1976) 79-84 
• ---. “Juvenal’s ‘Friendly Fingernails’,” Wiener Studien N.S. 9 (1975) 230-35  
• ---. Review of Susanna Braund, ed., "Juvenal: Satires Book 1" 
• ---. Review of E. Courtney, A Commentary on the Satires of Juvenal (London: Athlone, 1980) and John Ferguson, Juvenal: The Satires (London: Macmillan Education, 1979), The Classical Journal 79 (1984) 257-62  
• ---. “Umbricius and Juvenal Three,” Ziva Antika 26 (1976) 383-431 
• ---. “Virile Virro: A Name from Juvenal’s Satires,” Names 29 (1981) 258-61  
• Staley, Gregory. "Juvenal's Third Satire: Umbricius' Rome, Vergil's Troy," Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome, 45 (2000) 85-98

Translations

• Dryden, John, et al., translation and notes on Juvenal (and Persius), (1693)
• Evans, Lewis, and William Gifford. The Satires of Juvenal (et al.). (1881)
• Kline, A.S. Poetry in Translation: Juvenal (2001) 
• LaFleur, R. "Juvenal's Third Satire: On the City of Rome," introd. and trans., in K. Hartigan, ed., The Ancient City: Its Concept and Expression (Lexington, MA: Ginn, 1981; 2nd ed., 1983), pp. 70-85
• Ramsay, G.G. Tertullian Project, English translations of Juvenal (1917)

Other Resources:

• A.D. History Podcast, “Juvenal The Satirist & How The Hell We Got The Five Good Emperors”
• Audible, audiobook of Rolfe Humphries’ translation of the Satires (for purchase, with clickable sample)
•  Audiobooks, complete reading of the Satires in English
• Brittanica, “Juvenal”
• The Conversation, “Juvenal, the true satirist of Rome,” by Robert Cowan
• Damen, Mark, Juvenal 3 class worksheet (PDF) 
• Ebenstein, Judith, vocabulary list for Juvenal, Satire 1 
• Ebenstein, Judith, vocabulary list for Juvenal, Satire 2
• Ebenstein, Judith, vocabulary list for Juvenal, Satire 3
• Ebenstein, Judith, vocabulary list for Juvenal, Satire 4
• Ebenstein, Judith, vocabulary list for Juvenal, Satire 5 
• Haase, Timothy, Watching the World Unravel: Juvenal’s Satirical Mechanics; Brown University doctoral dissertation, 2005 (PDF) 
• Internet Archive “Juvenal”
• Johnson, Samuel, "London" (annotated) 
• Latin Library, text of Juvenal
• “Laughter and Loathing: The Satires of Juvenal,” BBC video on YouTube 
• Mary Evans Picture Library, photo for sale of manuscript page with opening of Juvenal Satire One
• Musa Pedestris, reading of Juvenal Satire 10, YouTube
• Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics: Juvenal, lively comments on the Satires (though do beware of her lapses into biographical fallacy—I like the comparison to stand-up comedy very much though), YouTube
• PERSEUS, Latin text of Juvenal, G.G. Ramsay ed.
• Wikipedia “Juvenal”
• ---. “Juvenal,” audio version
• ---. “Satire”
• ---. “Satires (Juvenal)”
• ---. Juvenal quotes
• World History Encyclopedia “Juvenal,” audio lecture by Donald L. Wasson; click “Listen to this article”