Certainly, here is a list of some Java versions:

1. Java 1.0
2. Java 1.1
3. Java 1.2 (Java 2, also known as Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition or J2SE)
4. Java 1.3 (Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 1.3)
5. Java 1.4 (Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 1.4)
6. Java 5 (Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5.0, also known as J2SE 5.0)
7. Java 6 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 6, also known as Java SE 6)
8. Java 7 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 7, also known as Java SE 7)
9. Java 8 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 8, also known as Java SE 8)
10. Java 9 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 9, also known as Java SE 9)
11. Java 10 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 10, also known as Java SE 10)
12. Java 11 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 11, also known as Java SE 11)
13. Java 12 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 12, also known as Java SE 12)
14. Java 13 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 13, also known as Java SE 13)
15. Java 14 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 14, also known as Java SE 14)
16. Java 15 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 15, also known as Java SE 15)
17. Java 16 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 16, also known as Java SE 16)
18. Java 17 (Java Platform, Standard Edition 17, also known as Java SE 17)

Please note that these are major releases, and there have been minor updates and bug fixes within each major version. It’s essential to use the latest supported version for security and performance reasons.