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Primary sources are the original works themselves. The Library owns many volumes from the Loeb Classical Library published by Harvard University Press. Many Latin authors are represented. Each volume contains the original Latin, with an English translation on facing pages.
Following is a selection of books about Latin literature to get you started.
On the commonwealth and On the laws by 
Lucretius De rerum natura IV edited with translation and commentary by John Godwin. by 
Memorable doings and sayings by Secondary sources are works that discuss the works found in primary sources.
Following is a selection of books about Latin literature to get you started.
These are just a few:
Texts and transmission : a survey of the Latin classics by 
Ancient Roman writers [electronic resource] by 
Ancient Rome : from the early Republic to the assassination of Julius Caesar by 
The Classical Roman Reader by 
A Companion to the Roman Empire by 
Latin textual criticism in antiquity by 
Remembering the Roman people : essays on late-Republican politics and literature by 
Constantine : Roman emperor, Christian victor by 
