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 <head>Preface 1925</head>
 
 
<p>More than eighty years have passed since the first edition of the famous Lexicon
 upon which the present work is based was published by the Clarendon Press. Henry
 George Liddell and Robert Scott—the latter a Craven and Ireland Scholar—were both
 placed in the First Class in the Oxford list of 1833, both having been born in 1811. In
 1835 Scott became a Fellow of Balliol and in the following year Liddell was elected to
 a Studentship of Christ Church. It appears that Mr. Talboys, an Oxford bookseller and
 publisher, first approached Scott with a proposal that a Greek-English Lexicon, based
 on that of Franz Passow, should be compiled, and that Scott made his acceptance conditional
 on the consent of Liddell to join in the work; at any rate, it was Talboys who first
 undertook the publication, which was taken over after his retirement by the Clarendon
 Press. There is, however, some ground for thinking that William Sewell, who had been
 an examiner in the Schools of 1833, suggested the idea to Liddell and Scott; and Liddell
 mentions in his correspondence the encouragement which the project received from
 Dean Gaisford.
 </p>
 
<p>The Lexicon of Passow, which the Oxford scholars took as the basis of their work,
 was itself founded upon that of Johann Gottlob Schneider, the editor of Theophrastus, the
 first edition of which had appeared in 1797-8. Passow had laid down, in his Essay on
 <title>Zweck, Anlage, und Ergänzung griechischer Wörterbücher</title>, published in 1812, the canons
 by which the lexicographer should be guided, amongst which the most important was the
 requirement that citations should be chronologically arranged in order to exhibit the
 history of each word and its uses. In obedience to this principle, Passow based his work
 on a special study of the Early Epic vocabulary, and the relatively full treatment of
 Homeric usage is a legacy bequeathed by him to Liddell and Scott which has persisted
 throughout the successive editions of their work.  The first edition of his Lexicon
 appeared in 1819, and his expressed intention was to expand the work gradually by
 incorporating successively the results of special studies of Early Lyric Poetry, the Ionic
 Prose of Herodotus and Hippocrates, the Attic dramatists, and the Attic Prose writers:
 but little change was made in his second and third editions (1825 and 1827), and the fourth
 (1831), in which the Early Lyric poets and Herodotus received fuller recognition, was
 the first in which he felt himself at liberty to omit the name of Schneider from his
 title-page and also the last to appear in his lifetime. He died in 1833 in his forty-seventh
 year.
 </p>
 
<p>In the meantime two attempts had been made to adapt the <title>Thesaurus Linguae Graecae</title>
 of Henri Estienne to modern uses. The first of these was the result of the activities of
 Abraham Valpy, and was largely the work of E. H. Barker of Trinity College, Cambridge.
 It was completed in nine folio volumes, published in 1819-28, and reproduced the text
 of Stephanus’ <title>Thesaurus</title>, interlarded with a mass of copious but ill-digested information.
 The first volume met with vigorous and not undeserved criticism on the part of Bishop
 Blomfield in an article in the <title>Quarterly Review</title> (vol. xxii, pp. 302 ff.) which is marred by
 a lavish display of <foreign lang="la">odium philologicum</foreign>. The editors, however, profited by the Bishopʼs
 strictures, and his prophecy that a work in which 139 columns were devoted to the word
 
 
 <pb n="iv"/>
 
 <foreign lang="greek">ἄγαλμα</foreign> would run to fifty volumes and attain to completion in 1889 was signally falsified.
 The work labours under the serious disadvantage of retaining the etymological arrangement
 of Stephanus,<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">In 1812 Passow himself had advocated the retention of Stephanus’ arrangement; but he fortunately
  abandoned it in favour of the alphabetical principle.</note> which forces the reader to make a laborious search for any compound
 or derived word.
 </p>
 
<p>This mistake was avoided by the compilers of the Paris <title>Thesaurus</title>, the publication
  of which was begun in 1831 by Firmin-Didot, and was placed under the general editorship
  of Karl Benedict Hase. This enterprise was also subjected to criticism in the <title>Quarterly
  Review</title> (vol. li, pp. 144 ff.) by J. R. Fishlake (the translator of Buttmannʼs <title>Lexilogus</title>) on the
  ground of its unwieldy bulk; but the association of the brothers Wilhelm and Ludwig
  Dindorf at an early stage of the work<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Their names appeared on the title-page of Part IV (containing <foreign lang="greek">β</foreign>), which appeared concurrently
 with the second half of <foreign lang="greek">α</foreign>.</note> enabled it to be carried through in thirty-four years,
  and its vast collections of material, though often ill-arranged and unevenly treated, were
  largely drawn upon by Liddell and Scott in their successive editions.
 </p>
 
<p>The first of these appeared in 1843; it was a quarto volume of 1,583 pages, priced at
  42s., and 6,000 copies were printed. A second, revised and enlarged, was called for in 1845,
  and the editors acknowledged their indebtedness to the German lexicon of Wilhelm Pape,
  which had appeared almost simultaneously with their own.  In 1849 a third edition,
  corrected, but not substantially enlarged, was published, and six years later came the
  fourth, revised throughout. This marks a considerable advance on its predecessors, and
  much additional material was inserted; but the writers specially recognized were still
  chiefly those of the early classical period, including the Lyric poets, the authors of the
  Hippocratean writings, and the Attic orators. The editors now felt justified in omitting the
  name of Passow from their title-page. Eight thousand copies of this edition were printed,
  and the price was reduced to <measure type="currency">30s</measure>. After another interval of six years the fifth edition,
  ‘revised and augmented’, appeared in 1861, and use was made of the greatly enlarged fifth
  edition of Passow, published by Valentin Rost and Friedrich Palm and completed in 1857,
  while the philological information was recast in the light of G. Curtius’ <title>Griechische Etymologie</title>
  (1858). There were 10,000 copies of this edition, priced at <measure type="currency">31s. 6d</measure>. The sixth is dated in
  1869; it was again considerably augmented, the number of pages being increased from 1,644
  to 1,865, and the verbal forms were more fully given with the aid of Veitchʼs <title>Greek Verbs,
  irregular and defective</title> (2nd ed., 1866). Of this edition 15,00000 copies were printed, and the
  price was raised to <measure type="currency">36s</measure>. Fourteen years later appeared a seventh edition, revised by
  Liddell, whose Preface is dated October 1882; the page was enlarged, and this made
  a reduction in the number to 1,776 possible. Bonitzʼs Index to Aristotle (1870) and Roehlʼs
  Index to <title>CIG</title> (1877) were largely drawn upon, and help was received from American
  scholars–Professors Drisler, Goodwin, and Gildersleeve–especially in regard to the
  particles and the technical terms of Attic law. This edition was stereotyped, and from
  time to time reprinted. Finally, in 1897, there was published an eighth edition, in which
  such corrections were made as could be inserted without altering the pagination. This
  made it impossible to take full account of such new sources as the <foreign lang="greek">Ἀθηναίων Πολιτεία</foreign>, but
  there was a short list of Addenda, containing references to this work and to inscriptions
  published in the <title>Journal of Hellenic Studies</title>. Liddell appears to have been engaged for
  some years after the publication of the seventh edition on a lexicographical study of inscriptions;
 Sir William Thiselton-Dyer has kindly placed at my disposal two volumes of
  an interleaved edition of the abridged Lexicon in which his collections of material, largely
  drawn from the <title>Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum</title> and Roehlʼs <title>Inscriptiones Graecae Antiquissimae</title>,
 are contained; but he seems to have laid the work aside in his later years,
  and he died in 1898, at the age of 87, a few months after the appearance of the eighth edition.
 
 <pb n="v"/>
 </p>
 
<p>Some five years later the Delegates of the Clarendon Press were invited to consider
 the revision of the Lexicon with a view to the incorporation of the rapidly growing material
 supplied by newly discovered texts on stone and papyrus, for which room might be found
 by the adoption of more compendious methods of reference; and a conference took place
 in March 1903, for which Ingram Bywater prepared a memorandum on the projected
 revision, advice being sought from Henry Jackson, Sir Richard Jebb, J. E. B. Mayor, and
 Arthur Sidgwick. The Delegates received the project favourably and it was hoped that
 Mr. Sidgwick might be able to act as editor. Contributions were invited in his name and
 a fair amount of material was collected, including a large number of notes and suggestions
 by Professor Leeper of Melbourne. Amongst other English and American scholars
 whose contributions were of considerable extent may be named the Rev. M. A. Bayfield
 and Prof. C. J. Goodwin, and particularly Mr. Herbert W. Greene, of whose services
 to the Lexicon more will be said presently. Mr. Sidgwick was, however, prevented by
 his duties as a teacher and afterwards by the failure of his health from commencing
 the work of revision.
 </p>
 
<p>In the meantime two more ambitious schemes had been initiated. At the second
 general assembly of the International Association of Academies, held in London in May
 1904, Sir Richard Jebb submitted on behalf of the British Academy a scheme for the
 compilation of a new Thesaurus of Ancient Greek up to the early part of the seventh
 century A.D.; and after a discussion in which the difficulty and magnitude of the
 enterprise were emphasized<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Krumbacher was anxious to include Byzantine Greek in the ambit of the new Thesaurus.</note> a Committee of Inquiry, consisting of Sir R. C. Jebb, Professors
 Diels, Gomperz, Heiberg, Krumbacher, Leo, and M. Perrot, with power to co-opt,
 was appointed to consider method, means, and preliminary questions in connexion with
 the proposal. In 1905 Prof. P. Kretschmer was added to the Committee, which drafted
 a memorandum on the question of establishing a periodical ʼ<title>Archiv</title>ʼ and an office for
 the collection of slips. At the close of the year Jebb, who had acted as Chairman, died,
 and was replaced in 1906 by Gomperz, while Bywater was added to the Committee,
 which, at a meeting held at Vienna in May, decided to constitute itself a permanent and
 independent body.
 </p>
 
<p>The difficulties of the project had been incisively stated by Diels in an article
 published in the <title>Neue Jahrbücher</title> for 1905,<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">p. 692; Diels had already expressed his views in his <title>Elementum</title> (1899), p. ix sqq.</note> in the course of which he wrote as follows:
 
 <quote>
<p>Any one who bears in mind the bulk of Greek literature, which is at least 10 times as great
     [as that of Latin], its dialectical variations, its incredible wealth of forms, the obstinate persistence of
     the classical speech for thousands of years down to the fall of Constantinople, or, if you will, until
     the present day: who knows, moreover, that the editions of almost all the Greek classics are entirely
     unsuited for the purposes of slipping, that for many important writers no critical editions whatever exist:
     and who considers the state of our collections of fragments and special Lexica, will see that at the
     present time all the bases upon which a Greek Thesaurus could be erected are lacking.
     
     </p>
<p>But even if we were to assume that we possessed such editions and collections from Homer down
     to Nonnus, or (as Krumbacher proposed in London) down to Apostolius, and further that they had all
     been worked over, slipped, or excerpted by a gigantic staff of scholars, and that a great house had
     preserved and stored the thousands of boxes, whence would come the time, money, and power to sift
     these millions of slips and to bring <foreign lang="greek">Νοῦς</foreign> into this Chaos ? Since the proportion of Latin to Greek
     Literature is about 1:10, the office work of the Greek Thesaurus would occupy at least 100 scholars.
     At their head there would have to be a general editor, who, however, would be more of a general than an
     editor. And if this editorial cohort were really to perform its task punctually, and if the Association of
     Academies, which, as is well known, has not a penny of its own, were to raise the ten million marks
     necessary for the completion of (say) 120 volumes; and if scholars were to become so opulent
     that they could afford to purchase the <title>Thesaurus Graecus</title> for (say) 6,000 marks–how could one
     read and use such a monstrosity?</p>
 </quote>
 
 
 <pb n="vi"/>
 
 Dielsʼs own solution was the compilation, not of one, but of ten Thesauri, representing the
 main branches of Greek Literature, Epic, Lyric, Tragic, Comic, Philosophical, Historical,
  Mathematical and Technical, Medical, Grammatical, and Jewish-Christian, each of which,
  he thought, would equal the Latin Thesaurus in bulk!<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">A similar suggestion had been made more than half a century earlier by F. A. Wolf in his <title>Vorlesungen über die Altertumswissenschaft</title> i p. 187.</note>
 </p>
 
<p>The majority of the members of the Committee, however, were still of the opinion that
  a foundation should be laid for the Thesaurus by the preparation of full slips for the whole
  of Greek literature on the method which had been adopted for the Latin Thesaurus,
  and made a recommendation in this sense to the third assembly of the International
  Association of Academies, held at Vienna in May 1907. The Association invited the British
  Academy (represented at Vienna by Bywater) to prepare a specimen for submission to the
  meeting which was to be held in 1910; but a Committee appointed by the Academy to
  consider this proposal, consisting of Bywater, H. Jackson, S. H. Butcher, and Sir F. Kenyon,
  reported in the following sense:
 
 <quote>
<p>They (the Committee) are not convinced that the <foreign lang="la">modus operandi</foreign> suggested for the projected
     Greek Thesaurus is the best possible. They think (a) that the Latin Thesaurus would not provide
     a proper scale and model; (b) that the mechanical slipping of Greek texts, besides being as is
     confessed a huge undertaking, would not serve as a satisfactory basis, inasmuch as it would give results
     difficult to manipulate and of questionable value. Rather, as recommended by M. Paul Meyer at the
     discussion in May 1904, they would suggest as a more promising plan that of the <title>New English
     Dictionary</title>.</p>
 </quote>
 In the face of this report, the British Academy felt that it was useless to proceed with the
 scheme, and it was tacitly dropped.
 </p>
 
<p>At about the date when the project of a <title>Thesaurus Graecus</title> was finally abandoned,
 a proposal was made by a group of Greek scholars for the preparation of a Lexicon of
 the Greek language—Ancient, Medieval, and Modern–the publication of which should
 commence in 1921 as a memorial of the Centenary of Greek independence. The Greek
 Government took the scheme under its patronage, and in November 1908 a Commission
 was appointed by royal decree, at the head of which was the veteran scholar Kontos, who
 was succeeded on his death by Hatzidakis. Krumbacher, in one of his latest articles in
 the <title>Byzantinische Zeitschrift</title>,<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">xviii (1909), 708 ff.</note>; criticized the project, and advised the Greek scholars to
 confine themselves in the first instance to the Modern tongue; and though this recommendation
 was not, as it seems, formally adopted, the preliminary publications of the
 Commission consist mainly in a series of studies of the modern dialects, which appear
 as supplements to <foreign lang="greek">Ἀθηνᾶ</foreign>, and it would appear that a Lexicon of Medieval and Modern
 Greek is contemplated in the first instance.
 </p>
 
<p>When it became clear that Mr. Sidgwick would be unable to carry out the revision
 of the Lexicon, the Delegates of the Clarendon Press invited me to undertake the work
 which I did in the autumn of 1911, having been elected by Trinity College to a Research
 Fellowship which I continued to hold (except for a short period during the war) until my
 election to the Camden Professorship of Ancient History at the close of 1919. It was hoped
 at first that the preparation of a revised text might be completed in five years; but before
 the work had progressed very far it became clear that a more drastic revision than was
 suggested by a cursory examination would be necessary.  Moreover, such large gaps
 (especially in technical subjects) remained to be filled if the new edition was to be adequate
 to the needs of modern scholarship—to say nothing of the large mass of new material awaiting
 incorporation–that the time allotted was evidently insufficient for more than a preliminary
 revision of Liddell and Scottʼs text, which would afterwards have to be worked up into
 a largely re-written Lexicon with the contributions of specialists and others whose help
 might be enlisted.
                    
 <pb n="vii"/>
 
 </p>
 
<p>Such assistance has been placed at my disposal with a generosity for which I cannot
  find words adequate to express my gratitude; nor would it be possible within the limits
  of this preface to enumerate all those who have supplied corrections of, or suggested
  improvements in, the text of the eighth edition. Mention, however, must be made of those
  who undertook special researches in aid of the revision.
 </p>
 
<p>Taking the more technical subjects first, the most laborious task was that of revising
  and amplifying the vocabulary of Medicine. It is interesting to recall the fact that many
  years ago the late Dr. Greenhill, of Trinity College, projected a Lexicon of Greek Medicine,
  for which he collected a certain amount of material in the shape of references arranged on
  slips and worked up a small portion of it in a series of articles in the <title>Medico-Chirurgical
  Journal</title>. He proposed to the Delegates that he should collaborate with M. Daremberg
  in preparing his Lexicon, but the suggestion did not meet with their approval, and
  Dr. Greenhill proceeded no further; his collection of slips passed after his death into the
  possession of the Royal College of Surgeons. It was clearly necessary that the field
  should be resurveyed, and I was fortunate enough to secure the services of Dr. E. T.
  Withington, who took up residence in Oxford and has worked untiringly on this difficult
  subject. He has read for lexicographical purposes the whole of the extant remains of
  Greek medical literature, and there is scarcely a page in the Lexicon which does not bear
  traces of his handiwork.<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Dr. Withington has also found time to deal with the Alchemists and Astrologers, including the extensive collections of the <title>Catalogus Codicum Astrologorum</title>.</note>
 </p>
 
<p>For the subject of Botany, again, expert assistance was indispensable. Sir William
 Thiselton-Dyer, F.R.S., has for a long while been collecting material for a Glossary of
 Greek plants, and the publication of Max Wellmannʼs edition of Dioscorides, completed
 in 1914, has furnished a reliable critical text of the most important author in this branch of
 literature. Sir William Dyer has been most generous in placing the results of his study
 of Greek plant-names at my disposal, and his identifications are not likely to be disputed.
 A number of them had already been communicated to Sir Arthur Hort for use in his
 edition of Theophrastus’ <title>Historia Plantarum</title>.<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Sir Arthur Hort has himself rendered aid in the difficult task of interpreting the Greek of Theophrastus.</note>
 </p>
 
<p>The province of Greek Mathematics belongs in a special sense to Sir Thomas
 Heath, F.R.S., Whose <title>History of Greek Mathematics</title> and editions of Euclid, Apollonius of
 Perga, Aristarchus of Samos, and Diophantus mark him out as the first authority in this
 subject. He has found leisure to contribute a large number of notes of the greatest value
 on Greek mathematical terms. To take an obvious instance, it will be seen that the eighth
 edition of Liddell and Scott recognizes the word <foreign lang="greek">ἀσύμπτωτος</foreign> only in a Medical sense
 illustrated by a quotation (not quite accurately translated) from Hippocrates; Sir Thomas
 Heath has supplied the materials for a history of the use from which the modern <mentioned rend="italics">asymptote</mentioned>
 is derived.
 </p>
 
<p>In the domain of Natural History Professor DʼArcy Thompsonʼs help has enabled me
 to correct a number of mistakes made by previous lexicographers. His <title>Glossary of Greek
 Birds</title> has been in constant use, and his version of the <title>Historia Animalium</title> in the Oxford
 translations of Aristotle to a large extent supplies the want of a glossary of the Animal
 Kingdom.
 </p>
 
<p>In the field of Astronomy and Astrology I have to thank Mr. Edmund J. Webb for
 reading the <title>Almagest</title> of Ptolemy and other astronomical writings, and thereby greatly
 increasing the accuracy of the Lexicon in these matters. For the Astrological vocabulary
 a glossary was drafted by the Rev. C. T. Harley Walker, and the ground has also
 (as above mentioned) been worked over by Dr. Withington; but in this thorny subject
 difficulties frequently arise, for which Professor A. E. Housman, when appealed to, never
 fails to provide a solution.
 
 <pb n="viii"/>
 </p>
 
<p>Amongst technical writings must be classed those of the tacticians and military
 engineers. The first were studied for my purposes by the late Mr. C. D. Chambers; the
 latter group, whose works are often very difficult of interpretation, have been read
 (together with other authors) by Mr. F. W. Hall.
 </p>
 
<p>Besides these highly specialized branches of study, there were large tracts of literature
 which it was needful to explore, but which a single editor could not hope to cover unaided.
 In the matter of papyri, for example, he might be able to deal with the newly recovered
 literary texts such as the <foreign lang="greek">Ἀθηναίων Πολιτεία</foreign>, Bacchylides, Herodas, Cercidas, and the
 recently found fragments of the Early Lyric poets and Callimachus, but the great mass of
 non-literary papyri, especially those concerned with the technique of law and administration
 in Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt, required to be dealt with by those specially versed in
 the new science of papyrology. The Ptolemaic papyri were therefore read, partly by
 Mr. Edgar Lobel (who dealt with the Petrie collection) and partly by Professor Jouguet
 of Lille, those of the Roman period by Professor Martin of Geneva. Mr. H. Idris Bell of
 the British Museum has supplied valuable notes on recent papyrological publications and
 on unedited documents in the British Museum Collection.<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">The first part of Preisigkeʼs <title>Wörterbuch der griechischen Papyrusurkunden</title> appeared after the sheets of Part I had been printed off, but has been used for Addenda.</note> For the vocabulary of the
 Inscriptions little could be done by the editor except to revise the existing references
 to Boeckhʼs <title>Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum</title> -no light task, seeing that so many of the
 stones have been re-examined and may be studied in improved texts–and to supplement
 these corrected citations by illustrations from collections such as those of Dittenberger<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">The appearance of a third edition of the <title>Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum</title>, completed in 1924, has necessitated the alteration of a large number of references. The pitfalls which beset the path of the lexicographer may be exemplified by the fact that on the first revision the word <foreign lang="greek">ἀπόπλωσις</foreign> was illustrated by SIG<hi rend="sup">2</hi>929.127, and this was altered by the concordance-table to SIG<hi rend="sup">3</hi>685.127: fortunately it was discovered in time that the word had disappeared in the later text!</note>
 or Michel or the <title>Griechische Dialektinschriften</title>, with the aid of Herwerdenʼs <title>Lexicon
 Suppletorium</title>, a work unfortunately marred by constant inaccuracy of reference, which
 it is charitable to ascribe to lack of the minute care required in lexicographical proofreading.
 I was therefore compelled to invoke the aid of Mr. M. N. Tod, to whom I owe an
 incalculable debt for his services in this field. Mr. Tod has for several years read with
 an eye to the improvement of the Lexicon every epigraphical publication which has
 appeared, such for example as the later volumes of the <title>Inscriptiones Graecae</title>, Cagnatʼs
 <title>Inscriptiones Graecae ad res Romanas pertinentes, the Tituli Asiae Minoris</title>, and the special
 publications of the inscriptions of Delphi, Ephesus, Magnesia, Miletus, and Priene, and
 has excerpted the whole of the periodical literature in which inscriptions are to be found,
 so that it is hard to believe that any new material of real importance which has accrued
 since 1911 can have escaped his methodical scrutiny. I have also received help in
 epigraphical matters from Professor M. Cary and Miss C. A. Hutton.
 </p>
 
<p>Turning to Literature proper, it soon became clear that while the references to Plato
  and Aristotle needed careful revision and some amplification,<note n="3" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Bonitzʼs <title>Index to Aristotle</title> and Astʼs <title>Lexicon Platonicum</title> are no longer all-sufficing guides. Such words as <foreign lang="greek">μορυχώτερον</foreign> (which should be read in Arist. <title>Metaph.</title> 987a10) and <foreign lang="greek">τεράμων</foreign> (which there is reason to think once stood in the text of Pl. <title>Sph.</title> 221a, though it is not mentioned by Burnet) are addenda.</note> the terminology of the later
  schools of Philosophy had never been adequately treated by lexicographers.  Neither
  Usenerʼs <title>Epicurea</title> nor von Arnimʼs <title>Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta</title> possesses an index; and
  Mr. (now Professor) J. L. Stocks generously undertook to remedy this defect, and to supply
  me with a vocabulary of the important technical terms of the Stoic and Epicurean schools
  (including in his survey of the latter such later works as the tracts or other remains of
  Philodemus, Polystratus, Demetrius Lacon, Diogenianus, and Diogenes of Oenoanda).
  Unfortunately his work was interrupted by the Great War, and on his return from service
  Mr. Stocks found himself unable to work up the material which he had collected within the
 
 
 <pb n="ix"/>
 
 necessary limits of time. His notes on Stoic terminology were therefore transferred to
 Mr. A. C. Pearson, who carried the work a stage further, but found, after his appointment
 to the Regius Professorship of Greek at Cambridge, that he would not have time to
 complete it. Professor E. V. Arnold of Bangor, who is retiring from his post, hopes to
 find the leisure necessary for this much-needed work.
 </p>
 
<p>In dealing with the vocabulary of Epicurus and his school Mr. Stocks found that for
 an adequate treatment it would be necessary to obtain access to the transcripts of the
 fragments of the <foreign lang="greek">περὶ φύσεως</foreign> and other writings made by Wilhelm Crönert and used by
 him in his revision of Passowʼs Lexicon, of which more will be said presently. Crönert
 (who had spent some time in England as a prisoner of war in 1917-19) very kindly acceded
 to a request which I made to him at the suggestion of von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff and
 generously placed his transcripts at the disposal of Mr. Stocks, who visited him in Germany
 and made full use of this valuable material.
 </p>
 
<p>The peculiar vocabulary of the later Platonists has not hitherto received the attention
 which it deserves in Lexica; it is worthy of note that even in the seventh edition (1883)
 Liddell and Scott stated that the word <foreign lang="greek">μετεμψύχωσις</foreign> (which is absent from the Paris
 Thesaurus and appears in Rost and Palm with the note ʼ Clem.Al. (?)ʼ) ‘seems to be of no
 authority’, though in the eighth edition an example of its use is cited from Proclusʼ
 Commentary on the <title>Republic</title> of Plato. As a matter of fact, this word can be quoted from
 ten authors besides Proclus.<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">D. S. 10. 6, Gal. 4. 763, Alex. Aphr. <title>de An</title>. 27. 18, Porph. <title>Abst</title>. 4. 16, Herm. ap. Stob. 1. 49. 69 (tit.), Sallust. 20, Hieronym. <title>Ep</title>. 124. 4, <title>Theol. Ar</title>. 40, Serv. ad Verg. <title>Aen</title>. 3. 68, Sch. Iamb. <title>Protr</title>. 14.</note> Professor Burnet, who in his edition of the <title>Phaedo</title> drew
 attention to some of these passages, added: ‘Hippolytus, Clement and other Christian
 writers say <foreign lang="greek">μετενσωμάτωσις</foreign> (“reincarnation”) which is accurate but cumbrous’; but the
 implication that this word belongs to Patristic Greek is misleading. It is found in Plotinus
 and in later Platonists such as Hierocles and Proclus. Again, such a characteristic use as
 that of <foreign lang="greek">ἄτοπος</foreign> in the philosophical sense of ‘non-spatial’ has escaped lexicographers. In
 dealing with this branch of literature I have received help from various scholars, notably
 Professor A. E. Taylor; and the late Mr. M. G. Davidson read the <title>Enneads</title> of Plotinus,
 the abstruse work of Damascius <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀρχῶν</foreign>, and other treatises. The extant commentaries
 on the works of Aristotle of course belong to this school of thought, and Mr. W. D. Ross
 kindly undertook to supply notes on their vocabulary with the aid of the excellent indices
 of the Berlin edition and with the collaboration of certain of the Oxford translators;<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Two of these, Mr. Erwin Webster and Mr. Gibson, lost their lives in the Great War.</note> the
 bulk of this work, however, fell upon his own shoulders.
 </p>
 
<p>Another branch of literature demanding special study was that of the magical and
  mystical writings–the <title>Corpus Hermeticum</title>, the magical papyri, the <title>Tabellae Defixionum</title>,
  and such like. This field was carefully worked over by Mr. Walter Scott, whose notes
  dealt very fully with the difficult words often found in these sources.
 </p>
 
<p>For the New Testament the intensive study of theologians has done great things in
  recent times, and the results of their labours are readily accessible; for the ordinary
  purposes of revision such Lexica as those of Ebeling and Zorell are generally sufficient;
  while for the illustration of Biblical usage from Hellenistic and later Greek we have
  a most valuable aid in Moulton and Milliganʼs <title>Vocabulary of the Greek Testament</title> which
  (within its natural limits) may almost be regarded as a Lexicon of the <foreign lang="greek">κοινή</foreign> as a whole.
  I owe a deep debt of gratitude to Professor Milligan for supplying advance proofs of the
  <title>Vocabulary</title>, the fifth part of which has just been published. Prof. A. H. McNeile and the
  Rev. A. Llewellyn Davies have advised me in matters relating to the LXX, Hexapla, etc.
 </p>
 
<p>Turning to post-classical Greek literature in general, help was received from various
  scholars (amongst whom may be named Mr. Ronald Burn and Mr. C. E. Freeman, who
  excerpted several of the less familiar writers), but such merits as the new edition may
 
 
 <pb n="x"/>
 
 possess in virtue of largely increased illustration and more accurate interpretation of the
 ancient texts will in the main be due to the self-effacing and monumental labours of
 Mr. Herbert W. Greene, sometime Fellow of Magdalen. Amongst the materials placed
 at my disposal when I began my editorial work in 1911 were twenty-four volumes of notes
 compiled by Mr. Greene as contributions to the Lexicography of authors mainly (though
 not by any means entirely) of post-Alexandrian date, including Lucian, the Anthology, all
 the later Epic poets, the <title>Scriptores Erotici</title>, Aelian, Philostratus, and others. From that
 time onwards Mr. Greene has not ceased to read and excerpt the remains of later Greek
 literature, including the works of practically every non-technical writer of importance from
 Polybius to Procopius. The twenty-four volumes have grown to nearly eighty, and many
 of the notes which they contain are elaborate dissertations constituting an important
 contribution to Classical Scholarship. Valuable aid has also been received from Professor
 W. A. Goligher, who read the minor Greek historians, Mr. J. M. Edmonds, who supplied
 a vocabulary of the Greek Lyric poets, Mr. J. H. A. Hart, who is compiling an <foreign lang="la">index verborum</foreign>
 to Philo, Professor A. W. Mair and Mr. M. T. Smiley, whose notes on Callimachus have
 been of great use, and other scholars, such as Professors J. A. Platt, A. Souter, R. L. Dunbabin,
 and W. L. Lorimer, Mr. T. W. Allen, Mr. A. H. Smith, Mr. G. Middleton, and
 the late Mr. G. E. Underhill, to all of whom special thanks are due. The advice of
 Mr. Edgar Lobel has been constantly sought and freely given, especially in regard to the
 remains of Early Lyric poetry and the ancient lexicographers.
 </p>
 
<p>The procedure of revision was briefly as follows. At the outset the Clarendon Press
 supplied a paste-up of the eighth edition in columns, and the first step was to note in the
 margin the essential alterations of the text and the most important additions. After this
 had been done, a second paste-up in columns was made, and the marginalia of the first were
 fused with newly accumulated material and recast in a form suitable for publication; but it
 was found that the copy thus produced would present great difficulties to the printer, and
 that a clean copy based on the use of short sections of Liddell and Scottʼs text treated as
 a proof was required. When I became Camden Professor at the beginning of 1920 it
 became necessary to provide me with assistance in my editorial work, and Mr. R. McKenzie
 of Trinity College (now Fereday Fellow of St. Johnʼs College) was appointed AssistantEditor
 by the Delegates of the Press. Apart from his arduous labour inputting my drafts
 into final shape and in arranging and working in a large mass of accumulated material,
 Mr. McKenzie has been able to render inestimable service to the Lexicon on the philological
 side.  After careful consideration it was decided that etymological information
 should be reduced to a minimum. A glance at Boisacqʼs <title>Dictionnaire étymologique de
 la langue grecque</title> will show that the speculations of etymologists are rarely free from
 conjecture; and the progress of comparative philology since the days of G. Curtius
 (whose <title>Griechische Etymologie</title> was the main source drawn upon by Liddell and Scott) has
 brought about the clearance of much rubbish but little solid construction. Some assured
 results, however, have been attained, and the etymologies presented in the text have in
 almost every case been approved by Mr. McKenzie.
 </p>
 
<p>The space required for the incorporation of new material without an excessive increase
 in the bulk of the Lexicon has been saved partly by abbreviations and compendious
 methods of printing, partly by certain limitations of scope. Liddell and Scott, though they
 originally intended their work to be a Lexicon of Classical Greek,<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">This appears from letters written in 1877 by Dean Liddell to Mr. Falconer Madan (who kindly placed them at my disposal) with reference to J. E. B. Mayorʼs well-known articles on Greek Lexicography in the <title>Journal of Philology</title>.</note> admitted a number of
 words from Ecclesiastical and Byzantine writers, for many of which no reference was given
 except the symbols ‘Eccl.’ and ‘Byz.’ After due consideration it has been decided to exclude
 both Patristic and Byzantine literature from the purview of the present edition. It would
 
 <pb n="xi"/>
 
 have manifestly been impossible to include more than a small and haphazard selection of
 words and quotations from these literatures, which would therefore have had to be treated
 quite differently from the remains of Classical Greek, where (it may be hoped) sufficient
 illustration has been given of the vocabulary and usage of all writers of importance, accompanied
 by precise and easily verifiable references. There is, moreover, in preparation
 a Lexicon of Patristic Greek (including Christian poetry and inscriptions) under the editorship
 of Dr. Darwell Stone, which will, it is hoped, be printed when the publication of the present
 work is concluded.<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Christian authors are of course frequently cited as the source of classical quotations, and such treatises as those of Porphyry and Julian <title>Against the Christians</title> are reconstructed from Patristic writings.</note> For the Byzantine vocabulary we shall have to wait for the Modern
 Greek Lexicon to which allusion has already been made, but it will hardly be denied that
 some time-limit was called for, and this has been fixed roughly at A. D. 600 in order to include
 the historians and poets of the reign of Justinian, though such writers as the scholiasts,
 grammarians, and others who preserve the fragmentary remains of ancient scholarship must
 naturally be taken into account in their own province.
 </p>
 
<p>The present volume will not challenge comparison in scale with the revision of
  Passowʼs <title>Wörterbuch der griechischen Sprache</title> by Wilhelm  Crönert, of which three parts,
  extending as far as <foreign lang="greek">ἀνά</foreign>, appeared in 1912-14. This monument of Herculean toil will, if
  and when it is completed (a consummation for which all lovers of learning will devoutly
  pray), bulk about three times as large as Liddell and Scott; in fact, this estimate may be
  exceeded if Crönert is able to carry out the plan foreshadowed in the preface to his second
  part, where he looks forward to the gradual expansion of his work as it proceeds (after the
  manner of Passow) by means of a fuller treatment of post-Classical Greek. Crönertʼs
  work has been criticized by Kretschmer,<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">In <title>Glotta</title> vi pp. 300 f.</note> who regards it as too ambitious in scope and
  unlikely to be completed within a reasonable period of time, and would prefer a Lexicon
  on a somewhat smaller scale as a preliminary to the <title>Thesaurus Linguae Graecae</title> which
  must remain for a long while to come a pious aspiration. It may be hoped that the present
  work will do something to supply this need, and that it may be found to possess some
  compensating advantages denied to the larger Lexicon of Crönert, such as the provision
  of exact references for every word cited from an author and fuller and more representative
  quotations from the later literature, e.g. from such authors as Plotinus.<note n="3" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">A comparison of the art. <foreign lang="greek">ἀμφίβιος</foreign> in Crönert-Passow with that of the present work will illustrate the difference of method. Crönert, on the other hand, gives the lexicographical tradition of the ancient grammarians very fully. For this it would not have been possible to find room; nor, indeed, has it yet been thoroughly sifted and critically edited. The deaths of Wentzel, Leopold Cohn, and Egenolff, and the migration of Bethe and Reitzenstein to more succulent pastures, have brought the two great enterprises of the firm of Teubner–the <title>Corpus Grammaticorum Graecorum</title> and that of the ancient Lexica—to a premature end. De Stefaniʼs edition of the <title>Etymologicum Gudianum</title> is, however, in course of appearing, and it is understood that Drachmann is editing the remains of the Glossary of ‘Cyril’ (see Pauly-Wissowa, <title>Realencyclopädie</title> xii 175).</note>
 </p>
 
<p>My best thanks are due to those scholars who are generously devoting their time to
  the reading of the proof-sheets and the verification of references, especially to the authors
  originally read by them for the purposes of the Lexicon. Some of these have already
  been named, such as Sir W. Thiselton-Dyer, Professors DʼArcy Thompson, A. E. Taylor,
  A. C. Pearson, and J. L. Stocks, Mr. Herbert Greene, Mr. Tod, Dr. Withington, Mr. Ross,
  and Mr. F. W. Hall. Lieut.-Col. Farquharsonʼs scrutiny of the quotations from Plato and
  Aristotle is producing important results; and Messrs. C. and G. M. Cookson, Mr. W. W.
  How, and the Rev. W. Evans are doing valuable work in maintaining the standard of
  accuracy. The Editorʼs task is naturally heavy, especially in view of the fact that the
  progress of scholarship tends to make the text originally drafted for the Press out of date
  or to bring fresh material to light. Such publications as Ulrich Wilckenʼs <title>Urkunden der</title>
 
 
 
 <pb n="xii"/>
 
 <title>Ptolemäerzeit</title> furnish more accurate readings of Papyri and necessitate changes or deletions,<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">For example, <foreign lang="greek">ἀντιπατάσσω</foreign> was cited by me from <title>PPar</title>. 40, but the reference was deleted from the proof when it was found that in <title>UPZ</title> 12 Wilcken read <foreign lang="greek">ὠνηλάται ὄντες</foreign> for <foreign lang="greek">ἀντιπατάσσοντες</foreign>!</note>
 and I must place on record my gratitude to Professor Wilcken for kindly undertaking to
 verify and correct references to documents in the yet unpublished portions of his work,<note n="2" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">This should cause little inconvenience to the user of the Lexicon, as Part I of <title>UPZ</title> contains concordance-tables for the whole work.</note>
 as also to Mr. J. U. Powell for permitting me to use and refer to the proofs of his
 <title>Collectanea Alexandrina</title>, shortly about to appear. Professor J. Bidez and Mr. A. D. Knox
 kindly sent me advanced proofs of the editions of the <title>Epistles of Julian</title> and of Herodas in
 which they have collaborated. The care and accuracy shown by the Press readers have
 been altogether exceptional.
 </p>
 
<p>It has, I hope, been made abundantly clear that the new edition of Liddell and Scottʼs
  Lexicon is in reality the work of many hands, and represents a great sacrifice of leisure
  and an earnest devotion to Greek learning on the part of the present generation of
  scholars, and that not in this country alone. I would fain hope that in the world of science
  at least (which has, or should have, no frontiers) it may further in some small degree the
  restoration of the comity of nations.
 </p>
 <closer><signed>H. STUART JONES.</signed></closer></div1>
 
<div1 n="post." type="section" org="uniform" sample="complete">
 <head>Postscript 1940</head>
 
 
<p>The Delegates of the Oxford University Press, in issuing the tenth and last part of
 the revised edition of Liddell and Scottʼs Greek Lexicon, wish to express their deep
 gratitude to all who have assisted in carrying this undertaking to a conclusion. They
 greatly regret that neither the Editor Sir Henry Stuart Jones, who died on 29 June 1939,
 nor the Assistant Editor Mr. Roderick McKenzie, who died on 24 June 1937, survived to
 see the work completed. McKenzie saw the main body of the work to its end, and himself
 wrote the long article on <foreign lang="greek">ὡς</foreign>; Sir Henry was at work on the Addenda and Corrigenda up
 to within a fortnight of his death and had almost put them into shape. The work done by
 these two men could not be overrated. Sir Henry was the ideal Editor; his wide range
 of knowledge and his exact scholarship, his persistent devotion to his task even in periods
 of ill health, his tactful assiduity in consulting experts and his skill in co-ordinating their
 results, gave the work at once its consistency and its elasticity. McKenzie, to whom fell
 the arrangement, in their ultimate form, of most of the articles, provided a fine complement;
 his great knowledge of comparative philology, his laborious accuracy, and his tireless
 patience, gave his contribution inestimable value.
 </p>
 
<p>In the Preface published in 1925 Stuart Jones sketched the history of the work up to
 the publication of <foreign lang="greek">ἀποβαίνω</foreign>, and recorded the signal services given by many scholars to the
 work in its formative stages. To that nothing need now be added. But Jones went on to
 thank the scholars who were ʼ generously devoting their time to the reading of proof-sheets
 and the verification of references’. It is important that the nature of this work should be
 understood. The procedure adopted, when work was resumed after the Four Years’ War,
 was this: McKenzie wrote out Jonesʼs corrections on a ‘paste-up’ of the previous edition.
 This was the ‘copyʼ; and fresh material was to some extent incorporated in it from time
 to time. But as succeeding sections of the alphabet were revised and set up in type, proofs
 were sent to the volunteer helpers, whose labours, in the event, went far beyond mere
 verification; in their hands and the editors’ the work was very largely recast. The method
 has obvious advantages, and the peculiar excellences of the revised lexicon owe much to
 its adoption. But inevitably it prolonged the process of gestation. The period of publication,
 1925-40, was actually longer than the period of copy-writing, 1911-24, even although
 the earlier period was interrupted by the war, and in the later period there were two
 editors instead of one.
 </p>
 
<p>Of those who were named in the original Preface as having embarked on the labour of
 proof-reading, some are dead: notably Sir William T. Thiselton-Dyer, A. C. Pearson, and
 Herbert Greene.<note n="1" anchored="yes" place="unspecified">Greeneʼs notebooks (see the 1925 Preface, p. x) are in the Bodleian.</note> Others have lived to see the work to its end. These, and not these
 alone, have more than doubled the debt of gratitude which, fifteen years ago, Jones could
 not ‘find words adequate to express’.
 </p>
 
<p>Unhappily neither editor lived to prepare a final list of acknowledgements. McKenzie
 died suddenly in 1937. Jones, though he lived to see the end in sight, left no material for
 the brief ‘epilogue’ which it had been agreed he should furnish. It would be impossible
 now to produce a complete or balanced account of the labours of the proof-readers and
 verifiers without undertaking inquiries which the circumstances of the time make difficult.
 The list which follows does not attempt discrimination. Special mention must, however,
 be made of the prolonged and arduous labours of Mr. M. N. Tod of Oriel College on the
 inscriptions; of Lt.-Col. A. S. L. Farquharson of University College on Plato and Aristotle;
 
 <pb n="xiv"/>
 
 of Dr. E. T. Withington of Balliol College on the medical writers; of Sir DʼArcy Thompson
 of St. Andrews on natural history; and of the late Sir Thomas Heath on mathematics and
 astrology.
 </p>
 
<p>The proofs were read also, in whole or in part, by the following: Mr. P. V. M. Benecke
  of Magdalen College; Mr. F. H. Colson of St. Johnʼs College, Cambridge; Mr. Christopher
  Cookson of Magdalen College; Prof. E. S. Forster of Sheffield University; Mr. E. T. D.
  Jenkins of University College, Aberystwyth; Mr. Edgar Lobel of the Queenʼs College;
  Mr. W. L. Lorimer of St. Andrews; Prof. J. F. Mountford of Liverpool University;
  Mr. Maurice Platnauer of Brasenose College; Sir David Ross, Provost of Oriel College;
  Prof. A. E. Taylor of Edinburgh; and by the late F. W. Hall, A. E. Housman, A. C. Pearson,
  J. A. Smith, and J. L. Stocks. As press reader from the beginning of the work Mr.
  T. Bruce has made a special contribution to its accuracy.
 </p>
 
<p>The Addenda and Corrigenda issued with the several parts have been greatly enlarged,
  and are now consolidated in a single list. Of these, the proofs were read by Dr. H. Idris
  Bell of the British Museum, Prof. G. R. Driver of Magdalen College, and Prof. Paul Maas
  of Königsberg, as well as by some of those who have been named above.
 </p>
 
<p>The Addenda owe much to the reviews and private communications of Dr. Ernest
  Harrison of Trinity College, Cambridge; of Prof. Maas; of Prof. R. Pfeiffer of Munich (it
  is noted with pleasure that both Prof. Maas and Prof. Pfeiffer are now resident in Oxford);
  of Prof. K. Latte of Hamburg; of Prof. W. Schmid of Tübingen; of Herr Pfarrer P. Katz
  of Coblenz, and of many other scholars.
 </p>
 
<p>Both in the Addenda and in the main work the principle of anonymity has been applied to
  original contributions that appear first in the Lexicon, and it was the intention of the Editors
  that those who made them should be free at any later time to claim their own discoveries.
 </p>
 
<p>Miss Margaret Alford, who bears an honoured name, helped Sir Henry Stuart Jones
  in the compilation of the Addenda, and since his death, with the collaboration of Professor
  Maas in the final stages, has performed the laborious duty of preparing the Addenda for
  Part 10 and of correcting proofs of the whole.
 </p>
 
<p>It is impossible now, as it was impossible in 1925, to name all who have contributed to
  the improvement of the great lexicon. The sacrifice of leisure, and the devotion to Greek
  learning, of which Jones then wrote, have been nobly sustained by a generation of scholars,
  and the monument of unselfish industry is at last complete.
 </p>
 <closer><dateline><name type="place">CLARENDON PRESS, OXFORD.</name>
 <date>June, 1940.</date></dateline></closer></div1>
 
 

<div1 n="0" type="section" org="uniform" sample="complete">
 <head>Aids to the Reader</head>
 
 
<div2 n="A" type="subsection" org="uniform" sample="complete">
 <head>A. Lists of Abbreviations, etc.</head>
 
 
<p>The lists which follow are designed to make it easy for the reader to trace the quotations given in the Lexicon.
 The general list of abbreviations (V) gives references, where needed, to one or other of the lists (I-IV) in which
 the expansion will be found; but the abbreviated names of authors have not been inserted in List V unless their
 alphabetical position in List I is different from that of the full name (e.g. A. = Aeschylus). List V also contains
 the expansion of all abbreviations used without explanation in List I. The names of authors are in general
 printed in roman type, the titles of their works (given in alphabetical order under the authorʼs name) in italics,
 which are also used for the titles of collections and periodical publications.
 </p>
 
<p>The list of authors (I) is not intended to furnish a bibliography of Greek Literature, but to indicate the
 editions which have been followed in respect of the form of reference, i.e. pagination, numeration of books, chapters,
 sections, lines, fragments, &amp;c.; where the form adopted in the Lexicon differs from that of the edition cited (e.g.
 where the pagination of an earlier editor is used, but may be found in the margin of a later edition) the fact is stated.
 It will be understood that the reading adopted in the edition cited is not necessarily given (or referred to) in the
 Lexicon. For the convenience of readers a few editions of the fragments of individual authors have been named
 in the list, even when the remains of the author have been cited from the sources of the quotations. Where
 no abbreviation follows the authorʼs name the full name is used in the Lexicon, and where no date is given it is to
 be understood that evidence to determine it is lacking. No attempt has in general been made to indicate which of
 the works attributed to an author are to be regarded as spurious.
 </p>
 
<p>In the description of the editions used ʼ OCT’ is added to show that the work is one of the Oxford Classical
 Texts (<title>Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis</title>); similarly ‘T.’ indicates the smaller Teubner Series (<title>Bibliotheca
 Scriptorum Graecorum et Romanorum Teubneriana</title>), ‘D.’ the Didot editions, and ‘Loeb’ the Loeb Classical Library.
 </p></div2>
 
<div2 n="B" type="subsection" org="uniform" sample="complete">
 <head>B. Methods of Reference</head>
 
 
<p>Where the works of an author have been divided into recognized chapters and sections these are usually given,
 and the orators are (when possible) cited by speech and section; but references by page are given in accordance
 with custom to Aristotle (Bekker), the commentators on Aristotle (Berlin edition), Plato (Stephanus), Philo (Mangey),
 Plutarchʼs <title>Moralia</title> (Wyttenbach), Galen (Kühn, except for certain recently edited treatises), Athenaeus (Casaubon),
 Julian (Spanheim), and Themistius (Hardouin). Page-references to other authors are in general introduced by ‘p.ʼ
 and followed by the initial of the editorʼs name; if not, the facts are stated in List I. The symbol’ <title>Fr</title>.’ (= <title>Fragment</title>) 
 is generally used where the remains of an author consist partly of complete works and partly of quotations ; a simple
 number denotes a fragment drawn from one of the collections indicated in List I. Where supplementary or recent
 but uncompleted collections are quoted, the initial of the editor (e.g. ʼ D.’ for Demiańczuk, ‘J.’ for Jacoby) is added
 to the number of the fragment. The annotations of ancient commentators are cited either by reference to the
 passage discussed or as substantive works: thus ‘Ulp. ad D.’ followed by reference to speech and section, but
 ‘Did. <title>in D.</title>’ cited by column and line of papyrus.</p></div2>
 
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<div1 n="1" type="section" org="uniform" sample="complete">
  <head>I. Authors and Works</head>
<p><list type="simple">
 <item><hi rend="bold">Abydenus</hi> Historicus [Abyd.] <date>ii A D. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 279.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aceratus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Acerat.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Acesander</hi> Historicus [Acesand.] <date>iii or ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 285.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Achaeus</hi> Tragicus [Achae.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 746.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Achilles Tatius</hi> Astronomus [Ach.Tat.] <date>iii A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Introductio in Aratum,</title> ed. E. Maass, <title>Commentariorum in Aratum reliquiae,</title> Berlin 1898, p. 25. [<title>Intr.Arat.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Achilles Tatius</hi> Scriptor Eroticus [Ach.Tat.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Erotici</title> i p. 37.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Acusilaus</hi> Historicus [Acus.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 47.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Adaeus</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Adamantius</hi> Physiognomonicus [Adam.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Förster, <title>Scriptores Physiognomonici,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1893, i
    p. 297.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aelianus</hi> [Ael.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, Leipzig (T.) 1864-87.
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title> (ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 17)
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>NA = De Natura Animalium</title> (excerpts in Ar.Byz.<title>Epit.</title>) 
    </item><item><title>Tact. = Tactica</title> (ed. H. Köchly &amp; W. Rüstow, <title>Griechische
      Kriegsschriftsteller,</title> Leipzig 1855)
    </item><item><title>VH = Varia Historia</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aelius Dionysius</hi> Grammaticus [Ael.Dion.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. Schwabe, <title>Aelii Dionysii et Pausaniae Atticistarum Fragmenta,</title> Leipzig 1890.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aemilianus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Aemil.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aeneas Gazaeus</hi> Rhetor [Aen.Gaz.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   <title>Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 24. [<title>Ep.</title>]
   <title>Theophrastus,</title> ed. J. F. Boissonade, Paris 1836. [<title>Thphr.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aeneas Tacticus</hi> [Aen.Tact.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. R. Schöne, Leipzig (T) 1911.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aesara</hi> Philosophus [Aesar.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aeschines</hi> Orator [Aeschin.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Blass, Leipzig (T.) 1896.
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aeschines Socraticus</hi> Philosophus [Aeschin.Socr.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Dittmar, Berlin 1912.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aeschrio</hi> Lyricus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 516.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aeschylus</hi> Tragicus [A.] <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Sidgwick, Oxford (OCT).
   Scholia, ed. W. Dindorf in editione Aeschyli, Oxford 1851.
   Scholia in Aeschyli Persas, ed. O. Dähnhardt, Leipzig (T.)
      1894.
    </item><item><title>Ag. = Agamemnon</title>
    </item><item><title>Ch. = Choephori</title>
    </item><item><title>Eleg. = Fragmenta Elegiaca,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 240.
    </item><item><title>Eu. = Eumenides</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 3; new fragments,
      marked A, B, &amp;c., ed. H. W. Smyth, <title>American Journal of
      Philology,</title> xli (1920) p. 101.
    </item><item><title>Pers. = Persae</title>
    </item><item><title>Pr. = Prometheus Vinctus</title>
    </item><item><title>Supp. = Supplices</title>
    </item><item><title>Th. = Septem contra Thebas</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aeschylus Alexandrinus</hi> Tragicus [Aesch.Alex.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 824.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aesopus</hi> Fabularum Scriptor [Aesop.]
   Ed. C. Halm, Leipzig (T.) 1889.
    </item><item><title>Prov. = Proverbia,</title> ed. E. L. von Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title> ii p. 228.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aethlius</hi> Historicus <date>v B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 287.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aëtius</hi> Medicus [Aët.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Editio Aldina, Venice 1534 (Lib. i-viii); Lib. vii 1-90, ed.
    J. Hirschberg, Leipzig 1899; Lib. ix, ed. S. Zervos, <foreign lang="greek">Ἀθηνᾶ</foreign>
    xxiii (1911) p. 265; Lib. xi, ed. C. Daremberg &amp; C. E. Ruelle,
    </item><item><title>Rufus,</title> Paris 1879, p. 85; Lib. xii, ed. G. A. Kostomiris, Paris
    1892; Lib. xiii (parts), xv, ed. S. Zervos, <foreign lang="greek">Ἀθηνᾶ</foreign> xviii (1906)
    p. 241, xxi (1909) p. 3; Lib. xvi, ed. S. Zervos, Leipzig 1901.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Africanus, Julius</hi> Historicus [Afric.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   <title>Cest.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Κεστοί</foreign> in <title>POxy.</title> 412.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agaclytus</hi> Historicus [Agaclyt.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 288.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agatharchides</hi> Geographus [Agatharch.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 111.
    </item><item><title>Fr.Hist. = Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 190.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agathemerus</hi> Geographus [Agathem.] post Posidonium.
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> ii p. 471.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agathias</hi> Historicus et Epigrammaticus [Agath.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> ii p. 132.
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agathinus</hi> Medicus [Agathin.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agatho</hi> Tragicus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 763.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agathocles</hi> Historicus [Agathocl.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 288.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Agis</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aglaïas</hi> Elegiacus <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. U. Cats Bussemaker, <title>Poetae Bucolici et Didactici,</title> p. 97, Paris
    (D.) 1850.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Albinus</hi> Philosophus [Alb.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Introductio in Platonem,</title> ed. C. F. Hermann, <title>Plato,</title> vol. vi, Leipzig (T.) 1892, p. 147. [<title>Intr.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alcaeus</hi> Comicus [Alc.Com.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 756; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 7.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alcaeus</hi> Lyricus [Alc.] <date>vii/vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 147; suppl. E. Diehl, <title>Supp. Lyr.</title> 3
    p. 10. [<title>Supp.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alcaeus Messenius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Alc.Mess.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alcidamas</hi> Rhetor [Alcid.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed F. Blass, <title>Antipho,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1892, p. 183.
    </item><item><title>Od.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ὀδυσσεύς.</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Soph.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ σοφιστῶν</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alcinous</hi> Philosophus [Alcin.]
   <title>Introductio in Platonem,</title> ed. C. F. Hermann, <title>Plato,</title> Leipzig (T.)
    1892, vol. vi, p. 152. [<title>Intr.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alciphro</hi> Epistolographus [Alciphr.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. M. A. Schepers, Leipzig (T.) 1905. (Cited acc. to numeration of earlier edd.)</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alcmaeon</hi> Philosophus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 131.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alcman</hi> Lyricus [Alcm.] <date>vii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 14.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexander</hi> Comicus [Alexand.Com.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 372.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexander Aetolus</hi> Elegiacus [Alex.Aet.] <date>iii. B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 121.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexander Aphrodisiensis</hi> Philosophus [Alex.Aphr.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   <title>de An. = de Anima liber,</title> ed. I. Bruns (<title>Supplementum Aristotelicum</title> ii <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1887.
   <title>Fat. = de Fato,</title> ed. I. Bruns (<title>Supplementum Aristotelicum</title> ii <title>pars</title>
    ii), Berlin 1892.
   <title>Febr. = de febribus,</title> ed. J. L. Ideler, <title>Physici et Medici Graeci
    Minores,</title> Berlin 1841, i p. 81.
   <title>in APr. = in Aristotelis Analyticorum Priorum librum I commentarium,</title> ed. M. Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> ii <title>pars</title> i),
    Berlin 1883.
   <title>in Metaph. = in Aristotelis Metaphysica commentaria,</title> ed. M.
    Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> i), Berlin 1891.
   <title>in Mete. = in Aristotelis Meteorologicorum libros commentaria,</title> ed.
    M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1899.
   <title>in SE = in Aristotelis Sophisticos Elenchos commentarium,</title> ed.
    M. Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> ii <title>pars</title> iii), Berlin 1898.
   <title>in Sens. = in librum de sensu commentarium,</title> ed. P. Wendland
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iii <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1901.
   <title>in Top. = in Aristotelis Topicorum libros octo commentaria,</title> ed.
    M. Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> ii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1891.
   <title>Mixt. = de Mixtione,</title> ed. I. Bruns (<title>Supplementum Aristotelicum</title>
    ii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1892.
   <title>Pr. = Problemata,</title> ed. J. L. Ideler, <title>Physici et Medici Graeci
    Minores,</title> Berlin 1841, i p. 3.
   <title>Pr.Anecd.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">προβλήματα ἀνέκδοτα,</foreign> ed. U. Cats Bussemaker, <title>Aristotelis Opera,</title> vol. iv (Paris (D.) 1857), p. 291.
   <title>Quaest. = Quaestiones,</title> ed. I. Bruns (<title>Supplementum Aristotelicum</title>
    ii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1892.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexander Ephesius</hi> Epicus [Alex.Eph.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. A. F. A. Meineke, <title>Analecta Alexandrina,</title> Berlin 1843,
    p. 371.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexander Polyhistor</hi> Historicus [Alex.Polyh.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 206.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexander</hi> Rhetor [Alex.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>De Figuris,</title> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 7. [<title>Fig.</title>]
   <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ῥητορικῶν ἀφορμῶν,</foreign> ed. L. Spengel, op. cit., p. i. [<title>Rh.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexander Trallianus</hi> Medicus [Alex.Trall.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. T. Puschmann, Vienna 1878-9; Nachträge, ed. T. Puschmann, Berlin 1886.
    </item><item><title>Febr. = de febribus</title>
    </item><item><title>Verm. = epistula de vermibus</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alexis</hi> Comicus [Alex.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 297.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alpheus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Alph.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Alypius</hi> Musicus [Alyp.] <date>iii (iv ?) A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Jan, <title>Musici Scriptores Graeci,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1895, p. 367.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Amipsias</hi> Comicus [Amips.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 670; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 7.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ammianus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Ammian.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ammianus Marcellinus</hi> Historicus [Amm.Marc.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. U. Clark, L. Traube, W. Heraeus, Berlin 1910-15.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ammonius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Ammon.] <date>v A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ammonius</hi> Grammaticus [Ammon.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὁμοίων καὶ διαφόρων λέξεων,</foreign> ed. L. C. Valckenaer2, Leipzig
    1822. [<title>Diff.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ammonius</hi> Philosophus [Ammon.] <date>v. A.D.</date>
   <title>in APr. = in Aristotelis Analyticorum Priorum librum I commentarium,</title> ed. M. Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iv <title>pars</title>
    vi), Berlin 1899.
   <title>in Cat. = in Aristotelis Categorias commentarius,</title> ed. A. Busse
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iv <title>pars</title> iv), Berlin 1895.
   <title>in Int. = in Aristotelis de Interpretatione commentarius,</title> ed.
    A. Busse (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iv <title>pars</title> v), Berlin 1897.
   <title>in Porph. = in Porphyrii Isagogen sive V voces,</title> ed. A. Busse
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iv <title>pars</title> iii), Berlin 1891.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Amphis</hi> Comicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 236.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anacharsis</hi> Epistolographus [Anach.] <date>i B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 102.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anacreon</hi> Lyricus [Anacr.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 253.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anacreontea</hi> [<title>Anacreont.</title>]
   Ed. C. Preisendanz, Leipzig (T.) 1912; cited by T. Bergkʼs
    numeration, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 296.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ananius</hi> Lyricus [Anan.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 501.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaxagoras</hi> Philosophus [Anaxag.]. <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 375.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaxandrides</hi> Comicus [Anaxandr.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 135; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp.
    Com.</title> p. 7.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaxandrides</hi> Historicus [Anaxandr.Hist.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 106 (perperam ‘Alexandridesʼ).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaxarchus</hi> Philosophus [Anaxarch.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 144.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaxilas</hi> Comicus [Anaxil.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 264.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaximander</hi> Historicus [Anaximand.Hist.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 159.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaximander</hi> Philosophus [Anaximand.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 14.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaximenes</hi> Philosophus [Anaximen.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 22.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anaxippus</hi> Comicus [Anaxipp.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 296.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Andocides</hi> Orator [And.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Blass4 (C. Fuhr), Leipzig (T.) 1913.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Andromachus</hi> Poeta Medicus [Androm.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Andron</hi> Historicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 161.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Andronicus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Andronic.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Andronicus Rhodius</hi> Philosophus [Andronic.Rhod.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>De Passionibus,</title> ed. X. Kreuttner, Heidelberg 1885; ed.
    K. Schuchardt, Darmstadt 1883; cited by page of F. W. A.
    Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 570.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Androtion</hi> Historicus [Androt.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 371.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anecdota Graeca</hi> e codd. MSS. Bibl. reg. Parisin., ed.
   L. Bachmann, Leipzig 1828-9. [<title>An.Bachm.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anecdota Graeca</hi> ed. I. Bekker, 3 vols., Berlin 1814-21. [<title>AB</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anecdota Graeca</hi> e codd. MSS. Bibl. Oxon., ed. J. A. Cramer,
   4 vols., Oxford 1835-7. [<title>An.Ox.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anecdota Graeca</hi> e codd. MSS. Bibl. Reg. Parisiensis, ed.
   J. A. Cramer, 4 vols., Oxford 1839-41. [<title>An.Par.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anecdota Graeca et Latina</hi> [<title>Anecd.Stud.</title>]
   Ed. R. Schoell &amp; G. Studemund, Leipzig 1886.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anonymus</hi> vel <hi rend="bold">Anonymi</hi> [Anon.]
   <title>Fig.</title> = Anonymi <title>de Figuris,</title> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii pp. 110,
    171, 174.
   <title>Geog.Comp. = Geographiae Expositio Compendiaria,</title> ed. C. Müller,
    </item><item><title>GGM</title> ii p. 494.
   <title>in Cat. = Anonymi in Aristotelis Categorias paraphrasis,</title> ed. M.
    Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xxiii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1883.
   <title>in EN = Anonymi in Ethica Nicomachea commentaria,</title> ed.
    G. Heylbut (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xx), Berlin 1892.
   <title>in Prm. = Anonymi Commentarius in Platonis Parmenidem,</title> ed.
    W. Kroll in <title>Rh. Mus.</title> xlvii (1892) 599.
   <title>in Rh. = Anonymi in Artem Rhetoricam commentaria,</title> ed. H. Rabe
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xxi <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1896.
   <title>in SE = in Sophisticos Elenchos paraphrasis,</title> ed. M. Hayduck
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xxiii <title>pars</title> iv), Berlin 1884.
   <title>in Tht. = Anonymi Commentarius in Platonis Theaetetum,</title> ed.
    H. Diels &amp; W. Schubart, <title>BKT</title> ii, Berlin 1905.
   <title>Incred.</title> = Anonymus, <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀπίστων,</foreign> ed. N. Festa (post Palaephatum
    (q. v.), p. 88), Leipzig (T.) 1902.
   <title>Trop.</title> = Anonymi, <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τρόπων,</foreign> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii pp. 207,
    227.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anonymus Londnensis</hi> [Anon.Lond.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   <title>Anonymi Londinensis ex Aristotelis Iatricis Menoniis et aliis medicis
    eclogae,</title> ed. H. Diels (<title>Supplementum Aristotelicum</title> iii <title>pars</title> i),
    Berlin 1893.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anonymus Rhythmicus</hi> [Anon.Rhythm.]
   <title>Oxy. = POxy.</title> 9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anonymus Vaticanus</hi> [Anon.Vat.]
   Paradoxographus Vaticanus Rohdii, ed. O. Keller, <title>Rerum
    Naturalium Scriptores</title> i, Leipzig (T.) 1877, p. 106.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antagoras</hi> Elegiacus [Antag.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 120.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antenor</hi> Historicus <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 305.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anthemius</hi> Paradoxographus [Anthem.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. A. Westermann, <foreign lang="greek">Παραδοξογράφοι,</foreign> Brunswick-London 1839,
    p. 149.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anthologia Graeca</hi> 
   (Names of epigrammatists, where found in codd., are added in
    brackets.)
   <title>Anthologia Palatina, Planudea,</title> ed. F. Dübner, Paris (D.) 1864-72; ed. H. Stadtmüller, vols. i, ii (1), iii (1) (all published),
    Leipzig (T.) 1894-1906. H. Beckby, Munich [1965-8]² (4 vol.s; I-XV  = <title>Anthologia Palatina [AP]</title>; XVI = <title>Appendix Planudea [APl.]</title>)
   <title>Appendix nova epigrammatum,</title> ed. E. Cougny, Paris (D.) 1890.
    [<title>App.Anth.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anticlides</hi> Historicus [Anticl.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 147.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antidotus</hi> Comicus [Antid.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 410.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antigonus Carystius</hi> Paradoxographus [Antig.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   <title>Mirabilia,</title> ed. O. Keller, <title>Rerum Naturalium Scriptores</title> i, Leipzig
    (T.) 1877, p. 1. [<title>Mir.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antigonus Nicaeanus</hi> Astrologus [Antig.Nic.]
   Apud Hephaestionem Astrologum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antimachus Colophonius</hi> Elegiacus et Epicus [Antim.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Fragmenta Elegiaca,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 289. [<title>Eleg.</title>]
   <title>Fragmenta Epica,</title> ed. G. Kinkel, <title>EGF</title> p. 273. [Antim.]; suppl.
    J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 249. [Antim.Col.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antiochus Atheniensis</hi> Astrologus [Antioch.Astr.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. A. Olivieri, <title>Cat. Cod. Astr.</title> i 108; ed. F. Boll, ib. vii 107.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antiochus</hi>Epigrammaticus [Antioch.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antiochus</hi> Historicus [Antioch.Hist.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 181.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antipater Sidonius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Antip.Sid.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antipater Tarsensis</hi> Stoicus [Antip.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> iii p. 244.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antipater Thessalonicensis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Antip.Thess.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antiphanes</hi> Comicus [Antiph.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 12; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 8.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antiphanes Macedo</hi> Epigrammaticus [Antiphan.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antiphanes Megalopolitanus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Antiphan.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antiphilus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Antiphil.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antipho</hi> Orator <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Thalheim, Leipzig (T.) 1914.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antipho Sophista</hi> [Antipho Soph.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 289.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antipho</hi> Tragicus [Antipho Trag.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 792.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antisthenes</hi> Rhetor [Antisth.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Blass (post Antiphontem), Leipzig (T.) 1892.
    </item><item><title>Aj.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Αἴας</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Od.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ὀδυσσεύς</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antistius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Antist.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antoninus Liberalis</hi> Mythographus [Ant.Lib.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. E. Martini, <title>Mythographi Graeci</title> ii (1), Leipzig (T.) 1896.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antonius Argivus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Anton.Arg.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antonius Diogenes</hi> Scriptor Eroticus [Ant.Diog.] <date>i or ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Erotici</title> i p. 231.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Antyllus</hi> Medicus [Antyll.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anubion</hi> Poeta Astrologus [Anub.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Köchly (post Manethonem), Leipzig (T.) 1858.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Anyte</hi> Epigrammatica [Anyt.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aphthonius</hi> Rhetor [Aphth.] <date>iv/v A.D.</date>
   <foreign lang="greek">Προγυμνάσματα,</foreign> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> ii p. 19. [<title>Prog.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apion</hi> Grammaticus <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. A. Ludwich in <title>Philol.</title> lxxiv (1917) p. 205, lxxv (1919)
    p. 9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollinarius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Apollinar.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollodorus</hi> Comicus [Apollod.Com.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 288.
   (Fragmenta utrum ad Apollodorum <hi rend="bold">Carystium</hi> an ad Geloum
    pertineant incertum.)</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollodorus Carystius</hi> Comicus [Apollod.Car.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 280; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 8.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollodorus Gelous</hi> Comicus [Apollod.Gel.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 278.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollodorus</hi> Mythographus [Apollod.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Bibliotheca,</title> ed. R. Wagner, <title>Mythographi Graeci</title> i, Leipzig (T.)
    1894; cited without title.
   <title>Epitome,</title> ed. R. Wagner, op. cit., p. 173. [<title>Epit.</title>]
   <title>Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 428. [Hist.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollodorus Damascenus</hi> Mechanicus [Apollod.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <foreign lang="greek">Πολιορκητικά,</foreign> Ed. R. Schneider, <title>Abhandlungen der Göttinger
    Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften (Phil.-hist. Klasse),</title> 1908.
    [<title>Poliorc.</title>] (Cited by Wescherʼs page, given in Schneiderʼs
    margin.)</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollodorus</hi> Lyricus [Apollod.Lyr.]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 378.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollodorus Seleuciensis</hi> Stoicus [Apollod.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> iii p. 259.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonides</hi> Epigrammaticus [Apollonid.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonides</hi> Tragicus [Apollonid.Trag.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 825.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius</hi> Biographus [Apollon.]
   <title>Vit.Aeschin. = Vita Aeschinis,</title> ed. F. Blass (ante Aeschinem).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius</hi> Paradoxographus [Apollon.] <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   <title>Mirabilia,</title> ed. O. Keller, <title>Rerum Naturalium Scriptores</title> i, Leipzig
    (T.) 1877, p. 43. [<title>Mir.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius Citiensis</hi> Medicus [Apollon.Cit.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Schöne, Leipzig 1896.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius Dyscolus</hi> Grammaticus [A.D.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Schneider &amp; G. Uhlig, Leipzig 1878-1910.
    </item>
    <item><title>Adv. = de Adverbiis;</title> cited by Schneiderʼs page and line.
    </item><item><title>Conj. = de Conjunctionibus;</title> cited by Schneiderʼs page and line.
    </item><item><title>Pron. = de Pronominibus;</title> cited by Schneiderʼs page and line.
    </item><item><title>Synt. = de Syntaxi;</title> cited by Bekkerʼs page and line, given
      in Uhligʼs margin.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius Pergaeus</hi> Geometra [Apollon.Perg.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   <title>Conica,</title> ed. J. L. Heiberg, Leipzig (T.) 1891. [<title>Con.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius</hi> Medicus [Apollon.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius Rhodius</hi> Epicus [A.R.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. R. C. Seaton, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius</hi> Sophista [Apollon.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Lexicon Homericum,</title> ed. I. Bekker, Berlin 1833. [<title>Lex.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollonius Tyanensis</hi> Epistolographus [Ap.Ty.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   <title>Epistulae,</title> ed. C. L. Kayser, <title>Philostratus</title> i p. 345. [<title>Ep.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollophanes</hi> Comicus [Apolloph.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 797; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp.
    Com.</title> p. 9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apollophanes</hi> Stoicus [Apolloph.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 90.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apostolius</hi> Paroemiographus [Apostol.] <date>xv A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. von Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title> ii
    p. 233.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Appianus</hi> Historicus [App.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Mendelssohn &amp; P. Viereck, Leipzig (T.) 1879-1905.
    </item>
    <item><title>BC = Bella Civilia</title>
    </item><item><title>Gall.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Κελτική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Hann.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἀννιβαϊκή</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Hisp.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἰβηρική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Ill.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἰλλυρική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Ital.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἰταλική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Mac.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Μακεδονική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Mith.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Μιθριδάτειος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Praef. = Praefatio</title>
    </item><item><title>Pun.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Λιβυκή</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Reg.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Βασιλική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Sam.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Σαυνιτική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Sic.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Σικελική</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Syr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Συριακή</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apsines</hi> Rhetor [Aps.]
   <title>Rh. = Ars Rhetorica,</title> ed. C. Hammer, in L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> i2 (2),
    Leipzig (T.) 1894, p. 217.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Apuleius</hi> Scriptor Botanicus [Apul.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Herbarium,</title> Basel 1560. [<title>Herb.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aquila</hi> Interpres Veteris Testamenti [Aq.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Field, <title>Origenis Hexapla,</title> Oxford 1875; cf. Vetus Testamentum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Arabius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Arab.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Araros</hi> Comicus [Arar.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 215.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aratus</hi> Epicus [Arat.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. E. Maass, Berlin 1893.
   Scholia, ed. E. Maass, <title>Commentariorum in Aratum reliquiae,</title>
    Berlin 1898.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Arcadius</hi> Grammaticus [Arc.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. E. H. Barker, Leipzig 1820; ed. M. Schmidt, <foreign lang="greek">Ἐπιτομὴ τῆς    καθολικῆς προσῳδίας Ἡρωδιανοῦ,</foreign> Jena 1860: cited by Barkerʼs
    page, given in Schmidtʼs margin.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Arcesilaus</hi> Comicus [Arcesil.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 10.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archedicus</hi> Comicus [Arched.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 276.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archedemus Tarsensis</hi> Stoicus [Arched.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> iii p. 262.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archemachus</hi> Historicus [Archemach.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 314.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archestratus</hi> Epicus [Archestr.] <date>iv B C.</date>
   Ed. P. Brandt, <title>Corpusculum poesis Epicae Graecae ludibundae</title> i
    p. 114, Leipzig (T.) 1888.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archias</hi> (unus vel plures) Epigrammaticus [Arch.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archias Junior</hi> Epigrammaticus [Arch.Jun.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archigenes</hi> Medicus [Archig.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Galenum, Aëtium, Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archilochus</hi> Lyricus [Archil.] <date>vii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 383; suppl. E. Diehl, <title>Supp. Lyr.</title> 3 p. 4.
    [<title>Supp.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archimedes</hi> Geometra [Archim.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. L. Heiberg, ed. 2, Leipzig (T.) 1910-15.
    </item><item><title>Aequil.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἰσορροπιῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Aren.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ψαμμίτης</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Bov.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">πρόβλημα βοεικόν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Circ.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">κύκλου μέτρησις</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Con.Sph.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ κωνοειδέων καὶ σφαιροειδέων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Eratosth.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">πρὸς Ἐρατοσθένην ἔφοδος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Fluit.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῶν ὀχουμένων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Quadr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">τετραγωνισμὸς παραβολῆς</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Sph.Cyl.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ σφαίρας καὶ κυλίνδρου</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Spir.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἑλίκων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Stom.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">στομάχιον</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archimelus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Archimel.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archippus</hi> Comicus [Archipp.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 679; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp.Com.</title> p. 10.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archytas Amphissensis</hi> Epicus [Archyt.Amph.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 23.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Archytas Tarentinus</hi> Philosophus [Archyt.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 322.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aretaeus</hi> Medicus [Aret.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. K. Hude, <title>CMG</title> ii, Leipzig 1923.
    </item><item><title>CA</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ὀξέων νούσων θεραπευτικόν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>CD</title> = <foreign lang="greek">χρονίων νούσων θεραπευτικόν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>SA</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ αἰτιῶν καὶ σημείων ὀξέων παθῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>SD</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ αἰτιῶν καὶ σημείων χρονίων παθῶν</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Arion</hi> Lyricus <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk. <title>PLG</title> iii p. 79.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ariphron</hi> Lyricus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 595.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristaenetus</hi> Rhetor [Aristaenet.]
   Ed. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 133.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristagoras</hi> Comicus [Aristag.] <date>v B. C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 710.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristagoras</hi> Historicus [Aristag.Hist.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller <title>FHG</title> ii p. 98.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristarchus</hi> Grammaticus [Aristarch.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Apud Scholia in Homerum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristarchus Samius</hi> Astronomus [Aristarch.Sam.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. Sir T. L. Heath, Oxford 1913.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristarchus</hi> Tragicus [Aristarch.Trag.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 728.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristeas</hi> Epicus [Aristeas Epic.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Kinkel, <title>EGF</title> p. 243.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristeas Judaeus</hi> <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. P. Wendland, Leipzig (T.) 1900.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristias</hi> Tragicus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 726.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristides</hi> Rhetor [Aristid.] <date>129-189 A.D.</date>
   Ed. S. Jebb, 2 vols., Oxford 1722-30; ed. W. Dindorf, 3 vols.,
      Leipzig 1829; ed. B. Keil, vol. ii (all published), Berlin 1898.
    </item><item><title>Or. = Orationes,</title> cited by speech and section, if from Keil; the
      rest cited without title by Jebbʼs vol. and page (given in
      margin of Dindorf).
    </item><item><title>Rh.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">τέχναι ῥητορικαί,</foreign> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> ii p. 457; cited by
      Spengelʼs page.
   Scholia, ed W. Dindorf, op. cit.; ed. W. Frommel, Frankfort 1826.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristides Milesius</hi> Historicus [Aristid.Mil.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 320.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristides Quintilianus</hi> Musicus [Aristid.Quint.] <date>iii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. A. Jahn, Berlin 1882.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristippus</hi> Philosophus [Aristipp.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Cited from sources; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> ii p. 405.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristo</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>i B.C. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristo Chius</hi> Stoicus [Aristo<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 75.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristobulus</hi> Historicus [Aristobul.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 94.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristocles</hi> Epigrammaticus [Aristocl.]
   Apud Aelianum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristocles</hi> Historicus [Aristocl.Hist.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 329.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristocles</hi> Philosophus [Aristocl.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Eusebium; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 206.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristodemus</hi> Historicus [Aristodem.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 307.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristodicus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Aristodic.] <date>iii or ii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristomenes</hi> Comicus [Aristomen.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 690.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristonous</hi> Lyricus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 162.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristonymus</hi> Comicus [Aristonym.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 668.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristonymus</hi> Gnomologus [Aristonym.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristophanes</hi> Comicus [Ar.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. W. Hall &amp; W. M. Geldart, Oxford (OCT); suppl.
      J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 11.
    </item><item><title>Ach. = Acharnenses</title>
    </item><item><title>Av. = Aves</title>
    </item><item><title>Ec. = Ecclesiazusae</title>
    </item><item><title>Eq. = Equites</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Lys. = Lysistrata</title>
    </item><item><title>Nu. = Nubes</title>
    </item><item><title>Pax</title>
    </item><item><title>Pl. = Plutus</title>
    </item><item><title>Ra. = Ranae</title>
    </item><item><title>Th. = Thesmophoriazusae</title>
    </item><item><title>V. = Vespae</title>
   Scholia, ed. W. Dindorf in editione Aristophanis, Oxford 1835-8.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristophanes Boeotus</hi> Historicus [Aristoph.Boeot.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 337.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristophanes Byzantinus</hi> Philosophus [Ar.Byz.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   <title>Epit. = Historiae Animalium Epitome subiunctis Aeliani Timothei
    aliorumque eclogis,</title> ed. Spyridon P. Lambros (<title>Supplementum
    Aristotelicum</title> i <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1885.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristopho</hi> Comicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 276.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristoteles</hi> Philosophus [Arist.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. I. Bekker, Berlin 1831-70.
    </item><item><title>APo. = Analytica Posteriora</title>
    </item><item><title>APr. = Analytica Priora</title>
    </item><item><title>Ath.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἀθηναίων Πολιτεία,</foreign> ed. Sir F. G. Kenyon, Oxford (OCT).
    </item><item><title>Aud. = de Audibilibus</title>
    </item><item><title>Cael. = de Caelo</title>
    </item><item><title>Cat. = Categoriae</title>
    </item><item><title>Col. = de Coloribus</title>
    </item><item><title>de An. = de Anima</title>
    </item><item><title>Div.Somn. = de Divinatione per Somnia</title>
    </item><item><title>EE = Ethica Eudemia</title>
    </item><item><title>EN = Ethica Nicomachea</title>
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae, ed.</title> R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 170.
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. V. Rose, Leipzig (T.) 1886.
    </item><item><title>GA = de Generatione Animalium</title>
    </item><item><title>GC = de Generatione et Corruptione</title>
    </item><item><title>HA = Historia Animalium</title>
    </item><item><title>IA = de Incessu Animalium</title>
    </item><item><title>Insomn. = de Insomniis</title>
    </item><item><title>Int. = de Interpretatione</title>
    </item><item><title>Juv. = de Juventute</title>
    </item><item><title>LI = de Lineis Insecabilibus</title>
    </item><item><title>Long. = de Longaevitate</title>
    </item><item><title>MA = de Motu Animalium</title>
    </item><item><title>MM = Magna Moralia</title>
    </item><item><title>Mech. = Mechanica</title>
    </item><item><title>Mem. = de Memoria</title>
    </item><item><title>Metaph. = Metaphysica</title>
    </item><item><title>Mete. = Meteorologica</title>
    </item><item><title>Mir. = Mirabilia</title>
    </item><item><title>Mu. = de Mundo</title>
    </item><item><title>Oec. = Oeconomica</title>
    </item><item><title>PA = de Partibus Animalium</title>
    </item><item><title>Pepl. = Peplus (Fr.</title> 640).
    </item><item><title>Ph. = Physica</title>
    </item><item><title>Phgn. = Physiognomonica</title>
    </item><item><title>Po. = Poetica</title>
    </item><item><title>Pol. = Politica</title>
    </item><item><title>Pr. = Problemata</title>
    </item><item><title>Resp. = de Respiratione</title>
    </item><item><title>Rh. = Rhetorica</title>
    </item><item><title>Rh.Al. = Rhetorica ad Alexandrum</title>
    </item><item><title>SE = Sophistici Elenchi</title>
    </item><item><title>Sens. = de Sensu</title>
    </item><item><title>Somn.Vig. = de Somno et Vigilia</title>
    </item><item><title>Spir. = de Spiritu</title>
    </item><item><title>Top. = Topica</title>
    </item><item><title>VV = de Virtutibus et Vitiis</title>
    </item><item><title>Vent. = de Ventis</title>
    </item><item><title>Xen. = de Xenophane</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aristoxenus</hi> Musicus [Aristox.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 269. [<title>Fr.Hist.</title>]
   <title>Harmonica,</title> ed. H. S. Macran, Oxford 1902. [<title>Harm.</title>] (Cited
    by Meibomʼs page, given in Macranʼs margin.)
   <title>Rhythmica,</title> ed. R. Westphal, <title>Aristoxenos von Tarent Melik und
    Rhythmik,</title> vol. ii, Leipzig 1893. [<title>Rhyth.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Arius Didymus</hi> Doxographus [Ar.Did.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Doxographi Graeci,</title> Berlin 1879, p. 447.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Arrianus</hi> Historicus [Arr.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Alan. = Expeditio contra Alanos,</title> ed. R. Hercher &amp; A. Eberhard,
    </item>
    <item><title>Arriani Scripta Minora,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1885.
   <title>An. = Anabasis,</title> ed. A. G. Roos, Leipzig (T.) 1907.
   <title>Cyn. = Cynegeticus,</title> ed. Hercher-Eberhard (v. supr.).
   <title>Epict. = Epicteti Dissertationes,</title> ed. H. Schenkl, Leipzig (T.) 1894.
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 586.
   <title>Ind. = Indica,</title> ed. Hercher-Eberhard (v. supr.).
   <title>Peripl.M.Eux. = Periplus maris Euxini,</title> ed. Hercher-Eberhard
    (v. supr.).
   <title>Tact. = Tactica,</title> ed. Hercher-Eberhard (v. supr.).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Artemidorus Daldianus</hi> Onirocriticus [Artem.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, Leipzig 1864.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Artemidorus Tarsensis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Artemid.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Artemo</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Artemones</hi> Historici
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 340.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Arusianus Messius</hi> Grammaticus [Arus.Mess.] <date>iv/v A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vii p. 437.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ascensio Isaiae</hi> [<title>Ascens.Is.</title>]
   Ed. B. P. Grenfell and A. S. Hunt, <title>PAmh.</title> 1. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asclepiades</hi> Epigrammaticus [Asclep.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asclepiades Junior</hi> Medicus [Asclep.Jun.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asclepiades Myrleanus</hi> Historicus [Asclep.Myrl.] <date>ii/i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 298.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asclepiades Prusensis</hi> Medicus [Asclep.] <date>ii/i B.C.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asclepiades Tragilensis</hi> Historicus [Asclep.Tragil.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 166.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asclepiodotus</hi> Tacticus [Ascl.] <date>i B C.</date>
   Ed. H. Köchly &amp; W. Rüstow, <title>Griechische Kriegsschriftsteller,</title>
    Leipzig 1855; ed. W. A. Oldfather, v. Onosander. [<title>Tact.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asclepius</hi> Philosophus [Ascl.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   <title>in Metaph. = in Aristotelis Metaphysicorum libros</title> A-Z <title>commentaria,</title> ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> vi <title>pars</title> ii),
    Berlin 1888.&lt;</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Asius</hi> Lyricus <date>vii/vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 406.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Aspasius</hi> Philosophus [Asp.] <date>ca. 110 A.D.</date>
   <title>in EN = in Ethica Nicomachea commentaria,</title> ed. G. Heylbut
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xix <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1889.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Astrampsychus</hi> Onirocriticus [Astramps.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Onir. = Onirocritica,</title> ed. N. Rigalt (post Artemidorum), Paris 1603.
   <title>Orac. = Oracula,</title> ed. R. Hercher, Berlin 1863.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Astydamas</hi> Tragicus [Astyd.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 777.
   <title>Fragmentum Elegiacum,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 326. [<title>Eleg.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Athanis</hi> Historicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 81.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Athenaeus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Ath.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Athenaeus</hi> Grammaticus [Ath.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. G. Kaibel, 3 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1887-90.
   <title>Epit. = Epitome,</title> ed. J. Schweighäuser, Strassburg 1801-7.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Athenaeus</hi> Mechanicus [Ath.Mech.]
   Ed. C. Wescher, <title>Poliorcétique des Grecs,</title> Paris 1867 (page and line).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Athenaeus</hi> Medicus [Ath.Med.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Athenio</hi> Comicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 369.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Athenodorus Tarsensis</hi> Historicus [Athenodor.Tars.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 485.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Atilius Fortunatianus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Atil.Fort.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vi p. 278.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Attalus</hi> Grammaticus [Attal.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. E. Maass, <title>Commentariorum in Aratum reliquiae,</title> Berlin
    1898, p. 3. [<title>in Arat.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Atticus</hi> Philosophus [Attic.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Eusebium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ausonius</hi> Poeta Latinus [Aus.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Peiper, Leipzig (T.) 1886.
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title>
    </item><item><title>Epigr. = Epigrammata</title>
    </item><item><title>Idyll. = Idyllia</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Autocrates</hi> Comicus [Autocr.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock <title>CAF</title> i p. 806.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Autolycus</hi> Astronomus [Autol.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Hultsch, Leipzig (T.) 1885.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Automedon</hi> Epigrammaticus [Autom.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Axionicus</hi> Comicus [Axionic.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 411.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Axiopistus</hi> Poeta Ethicus [Axiop.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 219.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Babrius</hi> Fabularum Scriptor [Babr.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. O. Crusius, Leipzig (T.) 1897.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bacchius</hi> Musicus [Bacch.]
   <title>Harm.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Εἰσαγωγὴ τέχνης μουσικῆς,</foreign> ed. C. Jan, <title>Musici Scriptores
    Graeci,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1895, p. 292.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bacchylides</hi> Lyricus [B.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. Sir R. C. Jebb, Cambridge 1905.
   <title>Scolia,</title> in <title>POxy.</title> 1361. [<title>Scol.Oxy.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Balbilla</hi> Lyrica [Balbill.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Epigrammata Graeca</title> in II.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Barbucallos</hi> Epigrammaticus [Barb.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bassus, Lollius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Bass.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bato</hi> Comicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 326.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bato Sinopensis</hi> Historicus [Bato Sinop.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 347.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Batrachomyomachia</hi> [Batr.]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 168.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Berosus</hi> Historicus [Beros.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 495.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Besantinus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Besant.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title>
   <title>Ara = AP</title> 15.25.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bianor</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Idem qui et Statyllius Flaccus, q. v.
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bias</hi> Lyricus <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 199. [<title>Fr.Lyr.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bion</hi> Bucolicus <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. U. von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff2, <title>Bucolici Graeci,</title> Oxford
    (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Biotus</hi> Tragicus
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 825.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Bito</hi> Mechanicus <date>iii or ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Wescher, <title>Poliorcétique des Grecs,</title> Paris 1867 (page and
    line).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Blaesus</hi> Comicus [Blaes.]
   Ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 191.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Boeo</hi> sive <hi rend="bold">Boeus</hi> Epicus <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 23.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Boethus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Boeth.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Boethus Sidonius</hi> Stoicus [Boeth.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> iii p. 265.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Brutus</hi> Epistolographus [Brut.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>Ep. = Epistula,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 177.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Butherus</hi> Philosophus [Buther.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Caelius Aurelianus</hi> Medicus [Cael.Aur.] <date>V A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Amman, Amsterdam 1709.
    </item><item><title>CP = Celeres Passiones</title>
    </item><item><title>TP = Tardae Passiones</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callias</hi> Epigrammaticus [Call.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callias</hi> Comicus [Call.Com.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 693; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 27.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callias</hi> Historicus [Call.Hist.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 382.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callicratidas</hi> Philosophus [Callicrat.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callicter</hi> Epigrammaticus
   Interdum scribitur Cillactor.
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callimachus</hi> Epicus [Call.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. O. Schneider, 2 vols., Leipzig 1870-3; ed. A. W. Mair,
      London (Loeb) 1921; <title>Fragmenta nuper reperta,</title> ed. R.
      Pfeiffer, ed. major, Bonn 1923.
    </item><item><title>Aet. = Aetia</title>
    </item><item><title>Ap. = Hymnus in Apollinem</title>
    </item><item><title>Cer. = Hymnus in Cererem</title>
    </item><item><title>Del. = Hymnus in Delum</title>
    </item><item><title>Dian. = Hymnus in Dianam</title>
    </item><item><title>Epigr. = Epigrammata</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr.anon. = Fragmenta anonyma</title>
    </item><item><title>Hec. = Hecale</title>
    </item><item><title>Iamb. = Iambi</title>
    </item><item><title>Jov. = Hymnus in Jovem</title>
    </item><item><title>Lav.Pall. = Lavacrum Palladis</title>
    </item><item><title>Sos. = Sosibii Victoria</title>
   Note.—<title>Aet., Hec., Iamb.</title> generally refer to Mairʼs edition;
      fragments cited from Pfeifferʼs edition are distinguished by
      the initial ‘P.’</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callinicus</hi> Rhetor [Callinic.Rh.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Hinck (post Polemonem), Leipzig (T.) 1873.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callinus</hi> Epicus [Callin.] <date>vii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 3.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callistratus</hi> Historicus [Callistr.Hist.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 353.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callistratus</hi> Sophista [Callistr.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Schenkl &amp; Aem. Reisch (post Philostratum Minorem),
      Leipzig (T.) 1902.
    </item>
    <item><title>Stat. = Statuarum descriptiones</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Callixinus</hi> Historicus [Callix.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 55.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Candidus</hi> Historicus <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 441.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cantharus</hi> Comicus [Canthar.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 764; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 28.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Carcinus</hi> Tragicus [Carc.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 797.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Carmen Aureum</hi> [<title>Carm.Aur.</title>]
   Ed. E. Diehl, <title>Anthologia Lyrica</title> ii, Leipzig (T.) 1923, p. 186.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Carmina Popularia</hi> [<title>Carm.Pop.</title>]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 654.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Carneiscus</hi> Philosophus [Carneisc.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. W. Crönert, <title>Kolotes und Menedemos,</title> Leipzig 1906,
    p. 60.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Carphyllides</hi> Epigrammaticus [Carph.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Carystius</hi> Historicus [Caryst.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 356.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cassius</hi> Medicus [Cass.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   <foreign lang="greek">Προβλήματα,</foreign> ed. J. L. Ideler, <title>Physici et Medici Graeci Minores,</title>
    Berlin 1841, i p. 144. [<title>Pr.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cassius Felix</hi> Medicus [Cass.Fel.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. V. Rose, Leipzig (T.) 1879.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Castorio</hi> Lyricus <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 634.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Catalogus Codicum Astrologorum</hi> [<title>Cat.Cod.Astr.</title>]
   Ed. F. Cumont et alii, Brussels 1898- ; cited by vol. and page.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cebes</hi> Philosophus [Ceb.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. K. Praechter, Leipzig (T.) 1893.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Celsus</hi> Medicus [Cels.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Marx, Leipzig 1915.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Celsus</hi> Philosophus [Cels.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Origenem.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cephalio</hi> Historicus <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 625.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cephisodorus</hi> Comicus [Cephisod.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 800.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cercidas</hi> Iambographus [Cerc.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 201.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cercopes</hi> [Cercop.]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 159.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cerealius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Cereal.] <date>i/ii A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Certamen Homeri et Hesiodi</hi> [Certamen]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 225.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chaeremon</hi> Historicus [Chaerem.Hist.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 495.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chaeremon</hi> Tragicus [Chaerem.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 781.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chamaeleon</hi> Grammaticus [Chamael.]
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Characteres Epistolici</hi> [<title>Epist.Charact.</title>]
   <title>Demetrii et Libanii qui feruntur</title> <foreign lang="greek">τύποι ἐπιστολικοί et ἐπιστολιμαῖοι χαρακτῆρες,</foreign> ed. V. Weichert, Leipzig (T.) 1910.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Charax</hi> Historicus <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 636, iv p. 669.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chares</hi> Historicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 114.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chares</hi> Iambographus [Chares Iamb.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 223.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chares</hi> Tragicus [Chares Trag.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 826.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chariclides</hi> Comicus [Chariclid.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 393.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Charisius</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Charis.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vol. i.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Charito</hi> Scriptor Eroticus <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Erotici</title> ii p. 3.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Charixenes</hi> Medicus [Charixen.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Charon</hi> Historicus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 32, iv p. 627.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Charondas</hi> Philosophus [Charond.] <date>(vii B.C.)</date>
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chilo</hi> Lyricus <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 199.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chio</hi> Epistolographus <date>(iv B.C.)</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 194.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chionides</hi> Comicus [Chionid.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 4.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Choerilus</hi> Epicus [Choeril.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Kinkel, <title>EGF</title> p. 265.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Choerilus</hi> Tragicus [Choeril.Trag.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 719.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Choeroboscus</hi> Grammaticus [Choerob.] <date>iv/v A.D.</date>
   <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὀρθογραφίας,</foreign> ed. Cramer, <title>An. Ox.</title> ii p. 167.
   <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τρόπων,</foreign> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 244. [Rh.]
   <title>Scholia in Hephaestionem,</title> ed. W. Consbruch, post Hephaestionem, p. 177. [<title>in Heph.</title>]
   <title>Scholia in Theodosii Canones,</title> ed. A. Hilgard, 2 vols., Leipzig
    1889-94. [<title>in Theod.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Choricius</hi> Rhetor [Chor.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. F. Boissonade, Paris 1846.
    </item><item><title>Brum.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">εἰς τὰ Ἰουστινιανοῦ Βρουμάλια,</foreign> ed. R. Förster, <title>Ind.
      Lect. Vratisl.</title> 1891/2, Breslau 1891.
    </item><item><title>Lyd.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Λυδοί,</foreign> ed. R. Förster, op. cit.
    </item><item><title>Milt.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Μιλτιάδης,</foreign> ed. R. Förster, <title>Ind. Lect. Vratisl.</title> 1892/3,
      Breslau 1892.
    </item><item><title>Proc.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἐπιθαλάμιος εἰς Προκόπιον,</foreign> ed. R. Förster, <title>Ind. Lect.
      Vratisl.</title> 1891/2, Breslau 1891.
    </item><item><title>Zach.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἐπιθαλάμιος εἰς Ζαχαρίαν,</foreign> ed. R. Förster, op. cit.
   Note.—Other orations cited from periodicals, <title>Hermes</title> xvii (1883),
      </item><item><title>Jahrb.</title> ix (1894), <title>Philol.</title> liv (1895), <title>Rev. Phil.</title> i (1877), <title>Rh.
      Mus.</title> xxxvii (1882), xlix (1894), or from Reiskeʼs <title>Libanius,</title>
      vol. iv, pp. 512, 771.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chrysippus</hi> Stoicus [Chrysipp.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>281-208 B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> ii and iii pp. 1-194.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Chrysippus Tyanensis</hi> Rei Coquinariae Scriptor [Chrysipp. Tyan.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cicero, M. Tullius</hi> Orator et Philosophus [Cic.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>Acad. = Academica,</title> ed. O. Plasberg, Leipzig (T.) 1922.
   <title>Att. = Epistulae ad Atticum,</title> ed. L. C. Purser, Oxford (OCT).
   <title>Brut. = Brutus.</title> ed. A. S. Wilkins, Oxford (OCT).
   <title>Fam. = Epistulae ad Familiares,</title> ed. L. C. Purser, Oxford
    (OCT).
   <title>Fin. = de Finibus,</title> ed. T. Schiche, Leipzig (T.) 1915.
   <title>ND = de Natura Deorum,</title> ed. O. Plasberg, Leipzig (T.) 1917.
   <title>Off. = de Officiis,</title> ed. C. Atzert, Leipzig (T.) 1923.
   <title>Orat. = Oralor,</title> ed. A. S. Wilkins, Oxford (OCT).
   <title>QF = Epistulae ad Quintum Fratrem,</title> ed. L. C. Purser, Oxford
    (OCT).
   <title>Top. = Topica,</title> ed. W. Friedrich, Leipzig (T.) 1893.
   <title>Tusc. = Tusculanae Disputationes,</title> ed. M. Pohlenz, Leipzig (T.)
    1918.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cillactor,</hi> v. Callicter</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Claudianus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Claudian.] <date>iv/v A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Claudius Iolaus</hi> Historicus [Claud.Iol.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 362.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleaenetus</hi> Tragicus [Cleaenet.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 807.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleanthes</hi> Stoicus [Cleanth.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>331-233 B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 103.
   Poetical fragments, ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 227.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clearchus</hi> Comicus [Clearch.Com.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 408.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clearchus</hi> Historicus [Clearch.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 302.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clemens Alexandrinus</hi> Theologus [Clem.Al.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. O. Stählin, Leipzig 1905-9.
    </item><item><title>Paed. = Paedagogus</title>
    </item><item><title>Protr. = Protrepticus</title>
    </item><item><title>Strom. = Stromateis</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleobulina</hi> Lyrica <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 62.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleobulus</hi> Lyricus [Cleobul.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 201.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleomedes</hi> Astronomus [Cleom.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Ziegler, Leipzig (T.) 1891.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleon Siculus</hi> Lyricus [Cleon Sic.]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 363.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleonides</hi> Musicus [Cleonid.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Harm. = Introductio Harmonica,</title> ed. C. Jan, <title>Musici Scriptores
    Graeci,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1895, p. 179; ed. H. Menge, <title>Euclidis
    Opera</title> viii, Leipzig (T.) 1916, p. 186.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleopatra</hi> Medica
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cleostratus</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Cleostrat.] <date>iv/iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 19.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clidemus</hi> (vel <hi rend="bold">Clitodemus</hi>) Historicus [Clidem. vel Clitodem.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 359.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clinias</hi> Philosophus [Clin.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clitarchus</hi> Gnomologus [Clitarch.]
   <title>Sententiae,</title> ed. A. Elter, <title>Index Lect. Hib.</title>. . . . Bonn 1892. [<title>Sent.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clitarchus</hi> Historicus [Clitarch.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 74.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clitodemus,</hi> v. Clidemus</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clitomachus</hi> Philosophus [Clitom.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clitopho</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 367.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Clytus</hi> Historicus <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 333.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Codex Justinianus</hi> [<title>Cod.Just.</title>] <date>iv/vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. P. Krüger, <title>Corpus Juris Civilis</title> ii9, Berlin 1915.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Codex Theodosianus</hi> [<title>Cod.Theod.</title>] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. T. Mommsen &amp; P. M. Meyer, Berlin 1895; ed. P. Krüger,
    Berlin 1923.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Colotes</hi> Philosophus [Colot.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   <title>In Platonis Euthydemum, In Platonis Lysin,</title> ed. W. Crönert,
    </item><item><title>Kolotes und Menedemos,</title> Leipzig 1906. [<title>in Euthd., in Ly.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Coluthus</hi> Epicus [Coluth.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. Weinberger (post Tryphiodorum), Leipzig (T.) 1896.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Comica Adespota</hi> [<title>Com.Adesp.</title>]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 397; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 89, O. Schroeder, <title>Novae Comoediae fragmenta in papyris
    reperta exceptis Menandreis,</title> Bonn 1915.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Conon</hi> Historicus <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 190.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Corinna</hi> Lyrica [Corinn.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 543; suppl. E. Diehl, <title>Supp. Lyr.</title> 3
    p. 48. [<title>Supp.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cornelius Longus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Corn.Long.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cornutus</hi> Philosophus [Corn.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   <title>de Natura Deorum,</title> ed. C. Lang, Leipzig (T.) 1881. [<title>ND]
   Ars Rhetorica,</title> ed. C. Hammer, in L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> i2 (2),
    Leipzig (T.) 1894, p. 352. [<title>Rh.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Corpus Hermeticum</hi> [<title>Corp.Herm.</title>]
   <title>Hermetica,</title> ed. W. Scott, Oxford 1924.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crantor</hi> Philosophus Academicus <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Cited from sources; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 131.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Craterus</hi> Historicus [Crater.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 617.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crates</hi> Comicus [Crates Com.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 130; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 29.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crates</hi> Historicus [Crates Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 369.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crates Thebanus</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Crates Theb.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 207.
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 199.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crateuas</hi> Botanicus <date>ii/i B.C.</date>
   <title>Fragmenta,</title> ed. M. Wellmann (post Dioscoridem), vol. iii, p. 144.
    [<title>Fr.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cratinus</hi> Comicus [Cratin.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 11; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 30.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cratinus Junior</hi> Comicus [Cratin.Jun.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 289.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cratippus</hi> Historicus [Cratipp.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. B. P. Grenfell et A. S. Hunt, post <title>Hellenica Oxyrhynchia.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Creon</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 371.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crinagoras</hi> Epigrammaticus [Crin.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crinis</hi> Stoicus
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> iii p. 268.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Critias</hi> Philosophus, Tragicus, Elegiacus [Critias] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 308.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crito</hi> Comicus [Crito Com.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 354.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crito</hi> Medicus <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Galenum.
   <title>Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 373. [Crito Hist.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crito</hi> Philosophus
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Crobylus</hi> Comicus [Crobyl.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 379.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ctesias</hi> Historicus [Ctes.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller (post Herodotum Dindorfii), Paris (D.) 1844.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cydias</hi> Lyricus <date>v B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 564.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cyllenius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Cyllen.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cyranus</hi> [Cyran.] i A.D.
   (not in original Bibliography)</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cypria</hi> [Cypr.]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 116.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cyrilli Glossarium</hi> [Cyr.]
   Ed. M. Schmidt (post Hesychium, vol. iv, p. 362), Jena 1862.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cyrillus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Cyrill.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Cyrus, Flavius</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>v A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Daimachus</hi> Historicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 440.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damagetus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Damag.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damascius</hi> Philosophus [Dam.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   <title>Isid. = Vita Isidori,</title> ed. Westermann, v. Diogenes Laertius.
   <title>Pr. = de Principiis,</title> ed. C. A. Ruelle, Paris 1889.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damianus</hi> Opticus [Damian.]
   <title>Opt. = Optica,</title> ed. R. Schöne, Berlin 1897.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damocharis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Damoch.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damocrates</hi> Poeta Medicus [Damocr.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damocritus</hi> Historicus [Damocrit.] <date>i B.C. or i A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 377.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damon</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 377.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damostratus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Damostr.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Damoxenus</hi> Comicus [Damox.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 348.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">David</hi> Philosophus <date>vi A.D.</date>
   <title>in Porph. = in Porphyrii Isagogen commentarium,</title> ed. A. Busse
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xviii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1904.
   <title>Proll. = Prolegomena Philosophiae,</title> ed.A. Busse (ibid.).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Deiochus</hi> Historicus [Deioch.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 17.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demades</hi> Orator [Demad.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Blass (v. Dinarchus).
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. H. Sauppe, <title>Orat. Att.</title> ii p. 312.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius</hi> Astrologus [Demetr.]
   Apud Palchum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius</hi> Comicus Novae Comoediae [Demetr.Com.Nov.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 357.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius</hi> Comicus Veteris Comoediae [Demetr.Com.Vet.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 795.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius Apamensis</hi> Medicus [Demetr.Apam.]
   Apud Caelium Aurelianum et Soranum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius Lacon</hi> Philosophus [Demetr.Lac.]
   Ed. W. Crönert, <title>Kolotes und Menedemos,</title> Leipzig 1906, p. 100;
    ed. V. de Falco, Naples 1923.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius Phalereus</hi> Rhetor [Demetr.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Eloc. = Demetrius on Style,</title> ed. W. Rhys Roberts, Cambridge 1902.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius Phalereus</hi> Historicus [Dem.Phal.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 362.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demetrius Troezenius</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Demetr.Troez.] <date>i B.C./i A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 224.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demochares</hi> Historicus [Democh.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 445.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Democritus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Democr.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Democritus</hi> Philosophus [Democr.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 10.</item>
 <item>Pseudo-<hi rend="bold">Democritus</hi> Alchemista [Ps.-Democr.]
   Ed. M. Berthelot, <title>Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs,</title> p. 41.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Democritus Ephesius</hi> Historicus [Democr.Eph.]
   Ed. C Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 383.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demodocus</hi> Lyricus [Demod.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 65.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demon</hi> Historicus <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 378, iv pp. 626, 646.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demonicus</hi> Comicus [Demonic.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 375.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demophilus</hi> Gnomologus [Demoph.]
   <title>Sent. = Sententiae,</title> ed. J. C. Orelli, <title>Opuscula Graecorum Veterum
    Sententiosa</title> i p. 37, Leipzig 1819; cf. H. Schenkl, <title>Wien.
    Stud.</title> viii (1886), p. 262.
   <title>Sim. = Similitudines,</title> ed. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> i p. 485; cf.
    A. Elter, <title>Gnomica Homoeomata</title> v, Bonn 1900.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demosthenes</hi> Orator [D.] <date>384-322 B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Blass, Leipzig (T.) 1888-92; ed. S. H. Butcher &amp; W.
      Rennie, Oxford (OCT).
    </item>
    <item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title>
    </item><item><title>Prooem. = Prooemia</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demosthenes Bithynus</hi> Epicus [Dem.Bith.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 25.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Demosthenes Ophthalmicus</hi> Medicus [Dem.Ophth.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Aëtium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dercylus</hi> Historicus [Dercyl.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 386.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dexippus</hi> Historicus [Dexipp.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 165.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dexippus</hi> Philosophus [Dexipp.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   <title>in Cat. = in Aristotelis Categorias commentarium,</title> ed. A. Busse
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iv <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1888.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diagoras</hi> Lyricus [Diagor.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 562.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dialexeis</hi> [<title>Dialex.</title>] <date>ca. 400 B.C.</date>
   Anonymi <foreign lang="greek">Δισσοὶ Λόγοι,</foreign> ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 334.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dicaearchus</hi> Geographus [Dicaearch.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 97.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dicaearchus</hi> Historicus [Dicaearch.Hist.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 225.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dicaeogenes</hi> Tragicus [Dicaeog.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 775.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Didymus</hi> Grammaticus [Did.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>in D. = Commentary on Demosthenes,</title> ed. H. Diels &amp; W.
    Schubart (<title>BKT</title> i), Berlin 1904; cited by col. and line.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dieuches</hi> Medicus [Dieuch.]
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dieuchidas</hi> Historicus [Dieuchid.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 388.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Digesta</hi> [<title>Dig.</title>]
   Ed. T. Mommsen &amp; P. Krüger, <title>Corpus Juris Civilis</title> i13, Berlin
    1920.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dinarchus</hi> Orator [Din.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. (cum Demadis fragmentis) F. Blass, Leipzig (T.) 1888.
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. H. Sauppe, <title>Orat. Att.</title> ii p. 321.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dinias</hi> Historicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 24.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dinolochus</hi> Comicus [Dinol.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 149.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dinon</hi> Historicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 88.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dio Cassius</hi> Historicus [D.C.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. U. P. Boissevain, Berlin 1895-1901; cited by the numeration
    of the earlier editions.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dio Chrysostomus</hi> Sophista [D.Chr.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. Guy de Budé, Leipzig (T.) 1916, 1919.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diocles</hi> Epigrammaticus [Diocl.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diocles</hi> Comicus [Diocl.Com.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 766; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 39.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diocles</hi> Medicus [Diocl.<title>Fr.</title>]
   Ed. M. Wellmann (<title>Fragmentsammlung der griechischen Ärzte</title>
    i p. 117), Berlin 1901.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diodorus</hi> Comicus [Diod.Com.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 420.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diodorus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Diod.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Idem qui et Zonas, q.v.; v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diodorus</hi> Rhetor [Diod.Rh.]
   Ed. H. Hinck (post Polemonem), Leipzig (T.) 1873, p. 51.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diodorus Atheniensis</hi> Periegeta [Diod.Ath.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 353.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diodorus Siculus</hi> Historicus [D.S.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. I. Bekker, L. Dindorf, F. Vogel (C. Th. Fischer), Leipzig (T.)
    1888-1906.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diodorus Tarsensis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Diod.Tars.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenes Apolloniates</hi> Philosophus [Diog.Apoll.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 416.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenes Atheniensis</hi> Tragicus [Diog.Ath.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 776.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenes Babylonius</hi> Stoicus [Diog.Bab.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> iii p. 210.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenes Cynicus</hi> Philosophus [Diog.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 235; cf. F. W. A.
    Mullach, <title>FPG</title> ii p. 229</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenes Laertius</hi> [D.L.] <date>iii A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Diogenis Laertii de clarorum philosophorum vitis . . libri decem</title> . .
    [ed.] C. G. Cobet: accedunt <title>Olympiodori, Ammonii, Iamblichi,
    Porphyrii et aliorum vitae Platonis, Aristotelis, Pythagorae,
    Plotini et Isidori,</title> Ant. Westermanno, et <title>Marini vita Procli</title>
    J. F. Boissonadio edentibus, Paris (D.) 1862.
   <title>Epigrammata:</title> v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenes Oenoandensis</hi> Epicureus [Diog.Oen.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. Iohannes William, Leipzig (T.) 1907.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenes Sinopensis</hi> Tragicus [Diog.Sinop.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 807.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenianus</hi> Paroemiographus [Diogenian.]
   Ed. E. L. von Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title> i
    p. 177, ii p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diogenianus Epicureus</hi> [Diogenian.Epicur.] <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. Alfred Gercke, <title>Jahrbücher für klassische Philologie, Suppl.</title>
    xiv p. 748.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diomedes</hi> Grammaticus [Diom.]
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> i, Leipzig 1857, p. 299.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius</hi> Comicus [Dionys.Com.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 423.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Dionys.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius</hi> Rerum Naturalium Scriptor [Dionys.]
   <title>Av. = de Avibus</title> (Paraphrasis Oppiani <foreign lang="greek">Ἰξευτικῶν</foreign>), ed. F. S. Lehrs
    (post Oppianum, q.v.).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius</hi> Tragicus [Dionys.Trag.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 793.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Byzantius</hi> Geographus [Dion.Byz.] <date>ii/iv A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>de Bospori navigatione,</title> ed. C. Wescher, Paris 1874; cited by
    section.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Calliphontis filius</hi> Geographus [Dion.Calliph.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 238.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Chalcus</hi> Elegiacus [Dionys.Eleg.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 262.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Halicarnassensis</hi> [D.H.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>Antiquitates Romanae,</title> ed. C. Jacoby, Leipzig (T.) 1885-1905;
      cited without title.
   <title>Opuscula,</title> ed. H. Usener, L. Radermacher, Leipzig (T.) 1899, 1904.
    </item><item><title>Amm.</title> 1, 2 = <title>Epistula ad Ammaeum</title> 1, 2
    </item><item><title>Comp. = de Compositione Verborum</title>
    </item><item><title>Dem. = de Demosthene</title>
    </item><item><title>Din. = de Dinarcho</title>
    </item><item><title>Is. = de Isaeo</title>
    </item><item><title>Isoc. = de Isocrate</title>
    </item><item><title>Lys. = de Lysia</title>
    </item><item><title>Orat.Vett. = de Oratoribus Veteribus</title>
    </item><item><title>Pomp. = Epistula ad Pompeium</title>
    </item><item><title>Rh. = Ars Rhetorica</title>
    </item><item><title>Th. = de Thucydide</title>
   <title>Vett.Cens. = de Veterum Censura,</title> ed. J. Hudson, Oxford 1704.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Heracleota</hi> Stoicus [Dionys.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 93.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Minor</hi> Elegiacus [Dionys.Minor]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 324.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Periegeta</hi> [D.P.]
   Ed. G. Bernhardy (cum commentariis Eustathii), Leipzig 1828;
    cf. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> ii p. 102.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Samius</hi> Historicus [Dionys.Sam.] <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 178.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dionysius Thrax</hi> Grammaticus [D.T.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Uhlig, Leipzig 1883; cited by Bekkerʼs page, given in
    Uhligʼs margin.
   Scholia in Dionysium Thracem, ed. A. Hilgard, <title>Grammatici
    Graeci</title> i <title>pars</title> iii, Leipzig 1901.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diophanes</hi> Epigrammaticus [Diophan.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diophantus</hi> Mathematicus [Dioph.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. P. Tannery, Leipzig (T.) 1893, 1895.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dioscorides</hi> Epigrammaticus [Diosc.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dioscorides</hi> Historicus [Diosc.Hist.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 192.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dioscorides (Dioscurides)</hi> Medicus [Dsc.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   <title>de Materia Medica,</title> ed. M. Wellmann, Berlin 1906-14; cited
    without title.
   <title>Alex. = Alexipharmaca; Ther. = Theriaca;</title> ed. K. Sprengel,
    </item><item><title>Dioscorides</title> (vols. xxv and xxvi of <title>Medici Graeci,</title> ed. C. G.
    Kühn), Leipzig 1829.
   <title>Eup.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ Εὐποριστῶν,</foreign> ed. Wellmann (v. supr.).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dioscorides Glossator</hi> [Diosc.Gloss.]
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diotimus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Diotim.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diotogenes</hi> Philosophus [Diotog.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dioxippus</hi> Comicus [Diox.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 358.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diphilus</hi> Comicus [Diph.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 541; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp.Com.</title> p. 40.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diphilus Siphnius</hi> Rerum Naturalium Scriptor [Diph.Siph.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dius</hi> Philosophus
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Diyllus</hi> Historicus [Diyll.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 360, iii p. 198.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Donatus, Aelius</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Donat.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> iv p. 353.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dorio</hi> Rerum Naturalium Scriptor <date>i B.C.</date>
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dorotheus</hi> Astrologus [Doroth.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Koechly (post Manethonem, q.v.); suppl. <title>Cat. Cod. Astr.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dosiadas</hi> Epigrammaticus [Dosiad.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title>
   <title>Ara = AP</title> 15. 26.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dosiades</hi> Historicus [Dosiad.Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 399.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dositheus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Dosith.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vii p. 363.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Dromo</hi> Comicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 419.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Duris</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Duris</hi> Historicus <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 466.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ecphantides</hi> Comicus [Ecphantid.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ecphantus</hi> Pythagoreus [Ecphant.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Elegiaca Alexandrina Adespota</hi> [<title>Eleg.Alex.Adesp.</title>]
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 130.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Elias</hi> Philosophus <date>vi A.D.</date>
   <title>in Cat. = in Aristotelis Categorias commentaria,</title> ed. A. Busse
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xviii <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1900.
   <title>in Porph. = in Porphyrii Isagogen commentaria</title> (ibid.).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Empedocles</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Emp.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 74.
   <title>Sphaer. = Sphaera,</title> ed. E. Maass, <title>Commentariorum in Aratum reliquiae,</title> pp. 154, 199.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Enoch</hi> Judaeus [1<title>Enoch</title>] <date>ii/i B.C.</date>
   Ed. R. H. Charles, Oxford 1912.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ephippus</hi> Comicus [Ephipp.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 250.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ephorus</hi> Historicus [Ephor.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 234, iv pp. 626, 641; suppl. F. Bilabel,
    </item><item><title>Die kleineren Historikerfragmente auf Papyrus,</title> Bonn 1923, p. 7.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epica Alexandrina Adespota</hi> [<title>Epic.Alex.Adesp.</title>]
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 71.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epicharmus</hi> Comicus [Epich.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 88.
   Pseudepicharmea, v. Axiopistus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epicrates</hi> Comicus [Epicr.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 282.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epictetus</hi> Philosophus [Epict.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Schenkl, Leipzig (T.) 1894.
    </item><item><title>Ench. = Enchiridion</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Gnom. = Gnomologium</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epicurus</hi> Philosophus [Epicur.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Usener, <title>Epicurea,</title> Leipzig 1887 (<title>Epistulae, Fragmenta,
      Sententiae</title>); ed. P. von der Mühll, Leipzig (T.) 1922 (<title>Epistulae,
      Sententiae, Gnomologium Vaticanum</title>).
    </item><item><title>Dial.</title> 1413 = <title>Dialogus,</title> in <title>PHerc.</title> 1413 (ined.)
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Nat. = De rerum natura,</title> partim ined. (cited by book [2, 11,
      14, 15, or 28] and col. or <title>Fr.</title>: unnumbered books cited as
      </item><item><title>Nat.Herc.</title> followed by No. of papyrus and col. or <title>Fr.</title>:
      portions edited by Gomperz in <title>Wien. Stud.</title> i (1879) p. 27
      cited by No. of line, followed by ‘G.ʼ).
    </item><item><title>Sent. = Sententiae</title> (<foreign lang="greek">κύριαι δόξαι</foreign>) 
    </item><item><title>Sent.Vat. = Gnomologium Vaticanum,</title> ed. Wotke-Usener,
      </item><item><title>Wien. Stud.</title> X (1888) pp. 175-201 = Usener, <title>Kleine Schriften</title>
      i p. 297; ed. P. von der Mühll (v. supr.).
   NOTE.—Unedited papyri are cited from transcripts furnished by
      W. Crönert.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epigenes</hi> Comicus [Epig.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 416.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epigoni</hi>
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 115.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epigonus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Epig.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epilycus</hi> Comicus [Epil.] <date>v/iv B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ip. 803; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp.Com.</title> p.40.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epimenides</hi> Philosophus [Epimenid.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 185.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Epinicus</hi> Comicus [Epin.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 330.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Erasistratus</hi> Medicus [Erasistr.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eratosthenes</hi> Epicus [Eratosth.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 58.
   <title>Cat.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Καταστερισμοί,</foreign> ed. A. Olivieri, <title>Mythographi Graeci</title> iii (1),
    Leipzig (T.) 1897.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eratosthenes Scholasticus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Eratosth.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Erinna</hi> Lyrica [Erinn.]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 141.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eriphus</hi> Comicus [Eriph.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 428.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Erotianus</hi> Grammaticus [Erot.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. Nachmanson, Göteborg (Uppsala) 1918.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Erycius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Eryc.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Etruscus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Etrusc.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Etymologicum Genuinum</hi> [<title>Et.Gen.</title>]
   Ineditum; cf. R. Reitzenstein, <title>Geschichte der griechischen Etymologika,</title> Leipzig 1897, p. 1 ff.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Etymologicum Gudianum</hi> [<title>Et.Gud.</title>]
   Ed. E. L. de Stefani, fasc. 1 (A-B), fasc. 2 (B-Z), Leipzig 1909,
      1920; ed. F. W. Sturz, Leipzig 1818.
    </item><item><title>z</title> = Cod. Par. Suppl. Gr. 172.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Etymologicum Magnum</hi> [<title>EM</title>]
   Ed. T. Gaisford, Oxford 1848.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euangelus</hi> Comicus [Euang.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 376.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eubulides</hi> Comicus [Eubulid.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 431.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eubulus</hi> Comicus [Eub.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 164; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 40.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euclides</hi> Geometra [Euc.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. L. Heiberg &amp; H. Menge, Leipzig (T.) 1883-1916.
    </item>
    <item><title>Elementa,</title> cited without title
    </item><item><title>Dat. = Data</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Opt. = Optica</title>
    </item><item><title>Phaen. = Phaenomena</title>
    </item><item><title>Sect.Can. = Sectio Canonis</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eucrates</hi> Historicus [Eucrat.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 407.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eudemus</hi> Philosophus [Eudem.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Cited from sources. Cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 222;
    Spengel, <title>Eudemi Rhodii Fragmenta,</title> Berlin 1866.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eudoxus</hi> Astronomus [Eudox.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Ars = Ars astronomica,</title> ed. F. Blass, Kiel 1887 (cited by col.
    and line).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eudoxus</hi> Comicus [Eudox.Com.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 332.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eugaeon</hi> Historicus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 16, iv p. 653 [fort. Euagon].</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eugenes</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eumelus</hi> Epicus [Eumel.] <date>viii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. G. Kinkel, <title>EGF</title> p. 185.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eunapius</hi> Historicus [Eun.] <date>iv/v A.D.</date>
   
   <title>Hist. = Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 205.
   <title>VS = Vitae Sophistarum,</title> ed. J. F. Boissonade (post Philostratum,
    ed. Westermann), Paris (D.) 1849.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eunicus</hi> Comicus [Eunic.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 781.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euodus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Euod.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euphorio</hi> Epicus [Euph.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 28.
   <title>Fr.Hist. = Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 71.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euphro</hi> Comicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 317.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euphronius</hi> Lyricus [Euphron.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 176.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eupithius</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eupolis</hi> Comicus [Eup.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ip. 258; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p.41.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euripides</hi> Tragicus [E.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. G. A. Murray, Oxford (OCT). Fragments, ed. A. Nauck,
      </item><item><title>TGF</title> p. 363, and H. von Arnim, <title>Supplementum Euripideum,</title>
      Bonn 1913 (titles of plays cited from this work are distinguished by an asterisk):
    </item><item><title>Alc. = Alcestis</title>
    </item><item><title>Andr. = Andromache</title>
    </item><item><title>*Antiop. = Antiope</title>
    </item><item><title>*Archel. = Archelaus</title>
    </item><item><title>Ba. = Bacchae</title>
    </item><item><title>*Cret. = Cretes</title>
    </item><item><title>Cyc. = Cyclops</title>
    </item><item><title>El. = Electra</title>
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 275.
    </item><item><title>Epigr. = Epigrammata,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 265.
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>HF = Hercules Furens</title>
    </item><item><title>Hec. = Hecuba</title>
    </item><item><title>Hel. = Helena</title>
    </item><item><title>Heracl. = Heraclidae</title>
    </item><item><title>Hipp. = Hippolytus</title>
    </item><item><title>Hyps. = Hypsipyle,</title> ed. A. S. Hunt, <title>Tragicorum Graecorum
      Fragmenta Papyracea,</title> Oxford (OCT).
    </item><item><title>IA = Iphigenia Aulidensis</title>
    </item><item><title>IT = Iphigenia Taurica</title>
    </item><item><title>Ion</title>
    </item><item><title>Med. = Medea</title>
    </item><item><title>*Melanipp.Capt. = Melanippe Captiva</title>
    </item><item><title>*Melanipp.Sap. = Melanippe Sapiens</title>
    </item><item><title>*Oen. = Oeneus</title>
    </item><item><title>Or. = Orestes</title>
    </item><item><title>Ph. = Phoenissae</title>
    </item><item><title>*Phaëth. = Phaëthon</title>
    </item><item><title>*Pirith. = Pirithous</title>
    </item><item><title>Rh. = Rhesus</title>
    </item><item><title>*Sthen. = Stheneboea</title>
    </item><item><title>Supp. = Supplices</title>
    </item><item><title>Tr. = Troades</title>
   Scholia in Euripidem, ed. W. Dindorf, 4 vols., Oxford 1863;
      ed. E. Schwarz, 2 vols., Berlin 1887, 1891.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euryphamus</hi> Pythagoreus [Euryph.]
   Apud Stobaeum; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> ii p. 15.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eusebius</hi> Historicus [Eus.Hist.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 201.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eusebius Caesariensis</hi> Scriptor Ecclesiasticus [Eus.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   <title>DE = Demonstratio Evangelica,</title> ed. I. A. Heikel, Leipzig 1913.
   <title>PE = Praeparatio Evangelica,</title> ed. E. H. Gifford, Oxford 1903.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eusebius Myndius</hi> Philosophus [Eus.Mynd.]
   Ed. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 7.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eustathius</hi> Episcopus Thessalonicensis [Eust.] <date>xii A.D.</date>
   <title>Commentarii ad Homeri Iliadem et Odysseam, ad fidem exempli
    Romani [editi</title>], 7 vols., Leipzig 1825-30.
   See also Dionysius Periegeta.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eustathius Epiphaniensis</hi> Historicus [Eust.Epiph.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 354.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eustratius</hi> Philosophus [Eustr.] <date>xi/xii A.D.</date>
   <title>in APo. = in Analyticorum Posteriorum librum secundum commentarium,</title> ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xxi
    </item><item><title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1907.
   <title>in EN = in Ethica Nicomachea commentaria,</title> ed. G. Heylbut
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xx), Berlin 1892.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Euthycles</hi> Comicus [Euthycl.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 805.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eutocius</hi> Mathematicus [Eutoc.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Commentarii in Archimedem et Apollonium Pergaeum (qq. v.).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eutolmius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Eutolm.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Eutychianus</hi> Historicus [Eutych.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 365.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Evenus</hi> Elegiacus [Even.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 269.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ezekiel</hi> Poeta Judaeus [Ezek.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   <title>Exag. = Exagoge,</title> ed. K. Kuiper, <title>Mnemosyne</title> xxviii (1900) p. 237.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Favorinus</hi> Historicus [Favorin.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 577.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Favorinus</hi> Philosophus [Favorin.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Festus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Fest.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. M. Lindsay, Leipzig (T.) 1913.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Firmicus Maternus</hi> Astrologus [Firm.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. Kroll &amp; F. Skutsch, Leipzig (T.) 1897, 1913.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Flaccus</hi> Epigrammaticus; v. Statyllius, Tullius</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Fortunatianus</hi> Rhetor [Fortunat.<title>Rh.</title>] <date>iv A.D.(?)</date>
   Ed. C. Halm, <title>Rhetores Latini Minores,</title> p. 79, Leipzig 1863.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Fronto, M. Cornelius</hi> Scriptor Latinus <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. S. A. Naber, Leipzig 1867; ed. C. R. Hames,
    London &amp; New York (Loeb) 1919-20.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gabrielius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Gabriel.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gaetulicus, Cn. Lentulus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Gaet.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Galenus</hi> Medicus [Gal.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. G. Kühn, Leipzig 1821-33 (cited by vol. and p.); ed.
    H. Diels et alii, <title>CMG</title> v 4 (2), 9 (1, 2), Leipzig 1918- (in progress): the following works (cited by title) are separately
    edited in the editions named:
   <title>Anim.Pass.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ψυχῆς παθῶν κτλ.,</foreign> ed. J. Marquardt, <title>Galeni
    Scripta Minora</title> i p. 1, Leipzig (T.) 1884.
   <title>Consuet.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἐθῶν,</foreign> ed. I. Müller, <title>Scripta Minora</title> (v. supr.) ii p. 9.
   <title>Inst.Log.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">εἰσαγωγὴ διαλεκτική,</foreign> ed. C. Kalbfleisch, Leipzig (T.)
    1896.
   <title>Libr.Ord.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῆς τάξεως τῶν ἰδίων βιβλίων,</foreign> ed. I. Müller,
    </item><item><title>Scripta Minora</title> (v. supr.) ii p. 80.
   <title>Libr.Propr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῶν ἰδίων βιβλίων,</foreign> ib. p. 91.
   <title>Med.Phil.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ὅτι ὁ ἄριστος ἰατρὸς καὶ φιλόσοφος,</foreign> ib. p. 1.
   <title>Mixt.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ κράσεων,</foreign> ed. G. Helmreich, Leipzig (T.) 1904.
   <title>Nat.Fac.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ φυσικῶν δυνάμεων,</foreign> ed. G. Helmreich, <title>Scripta
    Minora</title> iii p. 101.
   <title>Opt.Doctr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῆς ἀρίστης διδασκαλίας,</foreign> ed. J. Marquardt,
    ib. i p. 82.
   <title>Parv.Pil.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τοῦ διὰ τῆς σμικρᾶς σφαίρας γυμνασιου,</foreign> ib. p. 93.
   <title>Phil.Hist.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">φιλόσοφος ἱστορία,</foreign> ed. H. Diels, <title>Doxographi Graeci,</title>
    Berlin 1879.
   <title>Protr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">προτρεπτικός,</foreign> ed. J. Marquardt, <title>Scripta Minora</title> i p. 103.
   <title>Sect.Intr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ αἱρέσεων τοῖς εἰσαγομένοις,</foreign> ed. G. Helmreich, ib.
    iii p. 1.
   <title>Subf.Emp. = Subfiguratio Empirica,</title> ed. M. Bonnet, Bonn 1872.
   <title>Thras.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Θρασύβουλος,</foreign> ed. G. Helmreich, <title>Scripta Minora</title> iii p. 33.
   <title>UP = de Usu Partium,</title> ed. G. Helmreich, Leipzig (T.) 1907-9.
   <title>Vict.Att.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ λεπτυνούσης διαίτης,</foreign> ed. C. Kalbfleisch, <title>CMG</title> v
    (4), Leipzig 1923.
   The work <title>De placitis Hippocratis et Platonis</title> (cited by vol. and p.
    of Kühn) has been re-edited by I. Müller, Leipzig 1874.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gallus</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>i B.C.(?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gaudentius</hi> Musicus [Gaud.<title>Harm.</title>]
   Ed. C. Jan, <title>Musici Scriptores Graeci,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1895, p. 327.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gauradas</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gellius, Aulus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Gell.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Hosius, Leipzig (T.) 1903.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Geminus</hi> Astronomicus [Gem.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Manitius, Leipzig (T.) 1898.
   <title>Calend. = Calendarium,</title> ed. C. Wachsmuth (post Lyd.<title>Ost.,</title> p. 181).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Geminus</hi> Epigrammaticus; v. Tullius Geminus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Geoponica</hi> [<title>Gp.</title>]
   Ed. H. Beckh, Leipzig (T.) 1895.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Germanicus Caesar</hi> Epigrammaticus [Germ.] <date>i B.C./i A.D</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Glaucus Atheniensis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Glauc.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Glaucus Nicopolitanus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Glauc.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Glossaria</hi> [<title>Gloss.</title>]
   Ed. G. Loewe, G. Goetz &amp; F. Schoell, <title>Corpus Glossariorum
    Latinorum,</title> Leipzig 1888-1924.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gorgias</hi> Rhetor et Sophista [Gorg.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 235.
   <title>Hel., Pal. = Helena, Palamedes,</title> ed. F. Blass (post Antiphontem,
    q. v.).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gorgon</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 410.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gregorius Corinthius</hi> Grammaticus [Greg.Cor.] <date>xii A.D.</date>
   Ed. G. H. Schaefer, Leipzig 1811.
   <title>Trop.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τρόπων,</foreign> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 215.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Gregorius Cyprius</hi> Paroemiographus [Greg.Cypr.] <date>xiii A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. L. von Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title>
    i p. 349, ii p. 53.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hadrianus</hi> Rhetor [Hadr.Rh.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Hinck (post Polemonem, p. 44), Leipzig (T.)
    1873.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hadrianus Imperator</hi> Epigrammaticus [Hadr.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hanno</hi> Geographus <date>translated iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Peripl. = Periplus,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Harmodius</hi> Historicus [Harmod.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 411.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Harpocratio</hi> Grammaticus [Harp.] <date>i or ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. Dindorf, Oxford 1853.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Harpocratio</hi> Medicus et Astrologus [Harp.Astr.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   in <title>Cat. Cod. Astr.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hecataeus Abderita</hi> Historicus [Hecat.Abd.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 384.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hecataeus Milesius</hi> Historicus [Hecat.] <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hedyle</hi> Epigrammatica
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hedylus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Hedyl.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hegemon</hi> Comicus et Parodus [Hegem.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 700; ed. P. Brandt, <title>Corpusculum poesis
    epicae ludibundae</title> i p. 42, Leipzig (T.) 1888.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hegesander</hi> Historicus [Hegesand.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 412.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hegesianax</hi> Epicus [Hegesian.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 8.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hegesias</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 138.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hegesippus</hi> Comicus [Hegesipp.Com.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 312.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hegesippus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Hegesipp.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heliodorus</hi> Scriptor Eroticus [Hld.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. A. Hirschig, <title>Erotici,</title> p. 223, Paris (D.) 1856.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heliodorus</hi> Medicus [Heliod.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heliodorus</hi> Periegeta [Heliod.Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 425.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heliodorus</hi> Philosophus [Heliod.]
   <title>in EN = in Ethica Nicomachea paraphrasis,</title> ed. G. Heylbut (<title>Comm.
    in Arist. Graeca</title> xix <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1889.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Helladius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Hellad.] <date>ii A.D.(?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Helladius</hi> [Hellad.]
   Apud Photium (<title>Bibl.,</title> cod. 279).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hellanicus</hi> Historicus [Hellanic.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 104.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hellenica Oxyrhynchia</hi> [<title>Hell.Oxy.</title>]
   Cum Theopompi et Cratippi fragmentis, ed. B. P. Grenfell &amp;
    A. S. Hunt, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hemerologium Florentinum</hi> [<title>Hemerolog.Flor.</title>]
   = <title>Histoire de l’ Acad. roy. des Inscr. et Belles-lettres avec Mém. de
    litt.,</title> Paris, t. xlvii, 1809, pp. 66-84.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heniochus</hi> Comicus [Henioch.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 431.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hephaestio</hi> Astrologus [Heph.Astr.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   in <title>Cat. Cod. Astr.</title>
   Bk. i, ed. A. Engelbrecht, Vienna 1887.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hephaestio</hi> Grammaticus [Heph.]
   <title>Hephaestionis Enchiridion cum commentariis veteribus,</title> ed. M.
    Consbruch, Leipzig (T.) 1906; cited without title.
   <title>Poëm.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ποιημάτων,</foreign> ed. M. Consbruch, ibid. p. 62.
   Scholia, ibid. p. 79; ed. R. Westphal, <title>Scriptores Metrici Graeci</title> i
    p. 95, Leipzig (T.) 1866.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclas</hi> Medicus [Heracl.]
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclides</hi> Comicus [Heraclid.Com.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 435.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclides</hi> Historicus [Heraclid.]
   <title>Pol.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ πολιτειῶν,</foreign> ed. V. Rose, in Arist. <title>Fr.</title> pp. 370-86.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclides Cumaeus</hi> Historicus [Heraclid.Cum.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 95.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclides Lembus</hi> Historicus [Heraclid.Lemb.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 167.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclides Ponticus</hi> Historicus [Heraclid.Pont.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 197; cf. O. Voss, <title>De Heraclidis Pontici
    vita et scriptis,</title> Rostock 1896.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclides Sinopensis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Heraclid.Sinop.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclides Tarentinus</hi> Medicus [Heraclid.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclitus</hi> [Heraclit.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>All. = Allegoriae = Quaestiones Homericae,</title> ediderunt societatis philologae Bonnensis sodales, prolegomena scripsit F. Oelmann, Leipzig (T.) 1910.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclitus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Heraclit.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
    </item><item><title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclitus</hi> Paradoxographus [Heraclit.]
   <title>Incred. = de incredibilibus,</title> ed. N. Festa, <title>Mythographi Graeci</title> iii (2),
    Leipzig (T.) 1902.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Heraclitus</hi> Philosophus [Heraclit.] <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 67.
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 409.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herillus Carthaginiensis</hi> Stoicus [Herill.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 91.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermes Trismegistus</hi> [Herm.]
   Apud Stobaeum: see also <title>Corpus Hermeticum.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermesianax</hi> Elegiacus [Hermesian.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 96.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermias</hi> Historicus [Herm.Hist.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 80.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermias</hi> Iambographus [Herm.Iamb.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 237.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermias Alexandrinus</hi> Philosophus [Herm.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   <title>in Phdr. = in Platonis Phaedrum scholia,</title> ed. P. Couvreur, Paris
    1901; cited by Astʼs pages, given in Couvreurʼs margin.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermippus</hi> Comicus [Hermipp.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 224; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 53.
   <title>Iamb. = Fragmenta Iamborum,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 505.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermippus</hi> Historicus [Hermipp.Hist.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 35.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermocles</hi> Lyricus [Hermocl.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 173.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermocreon</hi> Epigrammaticus [Hermocr.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermodorus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Hermod.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermogenes</hi> Rhetor [Hermog.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Rabe, Leipzig (T.) 1913.
    </item><item><title>Id.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἰδεῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Inv.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ εὑρέσεως</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Meth.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ μεθόδου δεινότητος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Prog.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">προγυμνάσματα</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Stat.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῶν στάσεων</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hermon</hi> vel <hi rend="bold">Hermonax</hi> Epicus
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 251.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hero</hi> Mechanicus <date>ii/i B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. W. Schmidt, H. Schöne, J. L. Heiberg, Leipzig (T.) 1899-1914; <title>Belopoeica,</title> ed. R. Schneider, Metz 1907; spurious
      treatises (distd. by asterisk), ed. F. Hultsch, Berlin 1864.
    </item><item><title>Aut. = Automatopoetica</title>
    </item><item><title>Bel. = Belopoeica</title>
    </item><item><title>*Deff. = Definitiones</title>
    </item><item><title>Dioptr. = Dioptra</title>
    </item><item><title>*Geep. = Liber Geeponicus</title>
    </item><item><title>*Geom. = Geometrica</title>
    </item><item><title>*Mens. = Mensurae</title>
    </item><item><title>Metr. = Metrica</title>
    </item><item><title>Spir. = (Spiritalia) Pneumatica</title>
    </item><item><title>*Stereom. = Stereometrica</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herodas</hi> Mimographus [Herod.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. W. Headlam &amp; A. D. Knox, Cambridge 1922.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herodianus</hi> Grammaticus [Hdn.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Hdn.Gr. = <title>Herodiani Technici reliquiae,</title> ed. A. Lentz, Leipzig
    1867-70 (cited by vol. and p.).
   Hdn.<title>Epim. = Partitiones,</title> ed. J. F. Boissonade, London 1819.
   Hdn.<title>Philet. = Philetaerus,</title> ed. Pierson, with Moeris, q. v.
   Hdn.<title>Vers. = de Versibus,</title> ed. W. Studemund, <title>Jahrbücher für
    klassische Philologie</title> xcv (1867) p. 618.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herodianus</hi> Historicus [Hdn.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. K. Stavenhagen, Leipzig (T.) 1922.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herodianus</hi> Rhetor [Hdn.]
   <title>Fig. = de Figuris,</title> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 83.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herodorus</hi> Historicus [Herodor.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 215.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herodotus</hi> Historicus [Hdt.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Hude, Oxford (OCT).
   Ps.-Hdt.<title>Vit.Hom. = Vita Homeri,</title> ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri
    Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 192.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herodotus</hi> Medicus [Herod.Med.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.
   Cf. R. Fuchs, <title>Rheinisches Museum</title> xlix (1894) p. 532, l (1895)
    p. 576, lviii (1903) p. 69, <title>Festschrift zu J. Vahlens 70. Geburtstag,</title>
    p. 147 sq.; M. Wellmann, <title>Hermes</title> xl (1905) p. 580, xlviii
    (1913) p. 141.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Herophilus</hi> Medicus [Herophil.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hesiodus</hi> Epicus [Hes.]
   Ed. A. Rzach, editio tertia, Leipzig (T.) 1913.
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Op. = Opera et Dies</title>
    </item><item><title>Sc. = Scutum Herculis</title>
    </item><item><title>Th. = Theogonia</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hesychius Milesius</hi> Historicus [Hsch.Mil.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 143.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hesychius</hi> Lexicographus [Hsch.] <date>v A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. M. Schmidt, Jena 1858-68.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hicesius</hi> Medicus [Hices.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hierocles</hi> Facetiarum Scriptor [Hierocl.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. A. Eberhard, <title>Philogelos: Hieroclis et Philagrü facetiae,</title> Berlin
    1869. [<title>Facet.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hierocles</hi> Historicus [Hierocl.Hist.] <date>iii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FGH</title> iv p. 429.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hierocles Platonicus</hi> Philosophus [Hierocl.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   <title>in CA = in Carmen Aureum,</title> ed. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> i p.
    408.
   <title>Prov. = de providentia,</title> apud Photium; cited by Bekkerʼs page.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hierocles Stoicus</hi> Philosophus [Hierocl.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. v. Arnim, <title>BKT</title> iv (1906); cited by Arnimʼs page.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hieronymus Cardianus</hi> Historicus [Hieronym.Hist.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 450.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Himerius</hi> Sophista [Him.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Dübner, Paris (D.) 1849 (post Philostratum, ed. Westermann).
    </item><item><title>Ecl. = Eclogae</title>
    </item><item><title>Or. = Orationes</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippagoras</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 430.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hipparchus</hi> Astronomicus [Hipparch.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Manitius, Leipzig (T.) 1894.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hipparchus</hi> Comicus [Hipparch.Com.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 272.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hipparchus</hi> Philosophus Pythagoreus [Hipparch.]
   Apud Stobaeum; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> ii p. 16.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippias Eleus</hi> Historicus et Sophista <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 156; ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 282.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippias Erythraeus</hi> Historicus [Hippias Erythr.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 431.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippiatrica</hi> [<title>Hippiatr.</title>]
   <title>Veterinariae Medicinae libri duo,</title> ed. S. Grynaeus, Basel 1537; ed.
    E. Oder &amp; C. Hoppe, Leipzig (T.) 1924.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippocrates</hi> Medicus [Hp.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. E. Littré, 10 vols., Paris 1839-61; ed. H. Kuehlewein, vols.
    i-ii (all published), Leipzig 1894, 1902.
    </item><item><title>Acut.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ διαίτης ὀξέων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Acut.(Sp.)</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ διαίτης ὀξέων  (νόθα</foreign>) 
    </item><item><title>Aër.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀέρων ὑδάτων τόπων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Aff.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ παθῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Alim.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τροφῆς</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Anat.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀνατομῆς</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Aph.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ἀφορισμοί</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Art.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἄρθρων ἐμβολῆς</foreign>
    </item><item><title>de Arte</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τέχνης</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Carn.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ σαρκῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Coac.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Κωακαὶ προγνώσιες</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Cord.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ καρδίης</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Decent.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ εὐσχημοσύνης</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Dent.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὀδοντοφυΐης</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Dieb.Judic.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ κρισίμων ἡμερέων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Ep.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ἐπιστολαί</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Epid.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ἐπιδημίαι</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Fist.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ συρίγγων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Flat.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ φυσῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Foet.Exsect.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἐγκατατομῆς ἐμβρύοι</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Fract.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀγμῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Genit.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ γονῆς</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Gland.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀδένων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Haem.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ αἱμορροΐδων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Hebd.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἑβδομάδων,</foreign> ed. W. H. Roscher, <title>Die Hippokratische
      Schrift von der Siebenzahl,</title> Paderborn 1913.
    </item><item><title>Hum.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ χυμῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Insomn.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἐνυπνίων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Int.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῶν ἐντὸς παθῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Judic.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ κρισίων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Jusj.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ὅρκος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Lex</title> = <foreign lang="greek">νόμος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Liqu.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὑγρῶν χρήσιος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Loc.Hom.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τόπων τῶν κατὰ ἄνθρωπον</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Medic.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἰητροῦ</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Mochl.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">μοχλικόν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Morb.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ νούσων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Morb.Sacr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἱερῆς νούσου</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Mul.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">γυναικεῖα</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Nat.Hom.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ φύσιος ἀνθρώπου</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Nat.Mul.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ γυναικείης φύσιος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Nat.Puer.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ φύσιος παιδίου</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Oct.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὀκταμήνου</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Off.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">κατʼ ἰητρεῖον</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Oss.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὀστέων φύσιος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Praec.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">παραγγελίαι</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Prog.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">προγνωστικόν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Prorrh.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">προρρητικόν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Salubr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ διαίτης ὑγιεινῆς</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Septim.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἑπταμήνου</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Septim. (Sp.)</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἑπταμήνου</foreign> (second treatise)
    </item><item><title>Steril.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀφόρων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Superf.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἐπικυήσιος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Ulc.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἑλκῶν</foreign>
    </item><item><title>VC</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῶν ἐν κεφαλη_ τρωμάτων</foreign>
    </item><item><title>VM</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀρχαίης ἰητρικῇς</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Vict.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ διαίτης</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Vid.Ac.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὄψιος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Virg.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ παρθενίων</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippodamus</hi> Pythagoreus [Hippod.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippolytus</hi> Scriptor Ecclesiasticus [Hippol.] <date>iii A. D.</date>
   <title>Haer. = Refutatio Omnium Haeresium,</title> ed. P. Wendland, Leipzig
    1916.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippon</hi> Philosophus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 288.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hipponax</hi> Iambographus [Hippon.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 460.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippothoon</hi> Tragicus
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 827.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hippys</hi> Historicus <date>v B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 12.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Historiae Augustae Scriptores</hi> [<title>Hist.Aug.</title>]
   <title>Scriptores Historiae Augustae,</title> ed. H. Peter2, Leipzig (T.) 1884.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Homerus</hi> Epicus [Hom.]
   Ed. D. B. Monro &amp; T. W. Allen, Oxford (OCT).
      Batr. = Batrachomyomachia (q.v.)}<br/>
      Il. = Ilias           }sine auctoris nomine<br/>
      Od. = Odyssea          }laudantur.<br/>
    </item>
    <item><title>Epigr. = Epigrammata,</title> ed. D. B. Monro, Oxford 1896. [Hom. </item><item><title>Epigr.</title>]
    </item><item><title>Hymni,</title> v. Hymni Homerici.
   Scholia in Homeri Iliadem, ed. W. Dindorf, 4 vols., Oxford 1874;
      vols. v and vi, ed. E. Maass, Oxford 1887-8.
   Scholia in Homeri Odysseam. ed. W. Dindorf, Oxford 1855.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Honestus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Honest.] <date>i B.C. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Horapollo</hi> [Horap.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Hieroglyphica,</title> ed. J. C. de Pauw, Utrecht 1727; ed. C. Leemans, Amsterdam 1835.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hymni Homerici</hi> [<title>h.Hom.</title>]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT).
    [<title>h.Ap.</title>] = <title>hymnus ad Apollinem (to Apollo)</title>
    [<title>h.Bacch.</title>] = <title>hymnus ad Bacchum (to Dionysus)</title>
    [<title>h.Cer.</title>] = <title>hymnus ad Cererem (to Demeter)</title>
    [<title>h.Mart.</title>] = <title>hymnus ad Martem (to Ares)</title>
    [<title>h.Merc.</title>] = <title>hymnus ad Mercurium (to Hermes)</title>
    [<title>h.Pan.</title>] = <title>hymnus ad Panem (to Pan)</title>
    [<title>h.Ven.</title>] = <title>hymnus ad Venerem (to Aphrodite)</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hymni Magici</hi> [<title>Hymn.Mag.</title>]
   Ed. G. Parthey, <title>Abh. Berl. Akad.</title> 1865, p. 109 sqq.; cf. C. Wessely, <title>Denkschr. Wien. Akad., philol.-hist. Kl.</title> xxxvi (2) (1888)
    p. 27: v. Orphica.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hymnus ad Idaeos Dactylos</hi> [<title>Hymn.Id.Dact.</title>] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 171.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hymnus ad Isim</hi> [<title>Hymn.Is.</title>]
   <title>IG</title> 12(5).739.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hymnus Curetum</hi> [<title>Hymn.Curet.</title>] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 160.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hyperides</hi> Orator [Hyp.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. G. Kenyon, Oxford (OCT).
    </item><item><title>Ath. = adv. Athenogenem</title>
    </item><item><title>Dem. = adv. Demosthenem</title>
    </item><item><title>Epit. = Epitaphius</title>
    </item><item><title>Eux. = pro Euxenippo</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Lyc. = pro Lycophrone</title>
    </item><item><title>Phil. = adv. Philippum</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Hypsicles</hi> Astronomus [Hypsicl.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Manitius, Dresden 1888.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Iamblichus</hi> Philosophus [Iamb.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   <title>Comm.Math. = de communi mathematica scientia,</title> ed. N. Festa,
    Leipzig (T.) 1891.
   <title>in Nic. = in Nicomachi arithmeticam introductionem,</title> ed. H.
    Pistelli, Leipzig (T.) 1894 (cited by page).
   <title>Myst. = de Mysteriis,</title> ed. G. Parthey, Berlin 1857.
   <title>Protr. = Protrepticus,</title> ed. H. Pistelli, Leipzig (T.) 1888.
   <title>VP = de vita Pythagorica,</title> ed. A. Nauck, Leipzig 1884.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Iamblichus</hi> Scriptor Eroticus [Iamb.<title>Bab.</title>] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Erotici</title> i p. 217.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ibycus</hi> Lyricus [Ibyc.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. <title>T.</title> Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 235.
   <title>Oxy. = POxy.</title> 1790.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Idomeneus</hi> Historicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 489.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ilias</hi> [Il.]
   v. Homerus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ilias Parva</hi> [Il.Parv.]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 127.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Iliu Persis</hi> [Il.Pers.]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 137.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ion Chius</hi>
   <title>Fragmenta Elegiaca,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 251. [Ion Eleg.]
   <title>Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 44. [Ion Hist.]
   <title>Fragmenta Lyrica,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 255. [Ion Lyr.]
   <title>Fragmenta Tragica,</title> ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 732. [Ion Trag.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Iophon</hi> Tragicus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 761.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Irenaeus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Iren.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isaeus</hi> Orator [Is.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Thalheim, Leipzig (T.) 1903.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isidorus</hi> Tragicus [Isid.Trag.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 829.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isidorus Aegeates</hi> Epigrammaticus [Isid.Aeg.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isidorus Characenus</hi> Geographus [Isid.Char.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 244.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isidorus Hispalensis</hi> Grammaticus [Isid.] <date>vi/vii A.D.</date>
   <title>Etym. = Etymologiae,</title> ed. W. M. Lindsay, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isidorus Scholasticus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Isid.] <date>vi A D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isigonus</hi> Paradoxographus [Isig.] <date>ii/i B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 435.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isocrates</hi> Orator [Isoc.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Blass, 2 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1889-98.
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ister</hi> Historicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 409.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Isyllus</hi> Lyricus [Isyll.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 132 (=<title>IG</title> 4.950).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Joannes Alexandrinus</hi> Grammaticus [Jo.Alex. vel Jo.Gramm.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Idem qui Philoponus (q.v.).
   Compendium <foreign lang="greek">περὶ διαλέκτων,</foreign> ed. O. Hoffmann, <title>Die griechischen
    Dialekte</title> ii, Göttingen 1893, p. 204. [Jo.Gramm.<title>Comp.</title>]
   <foreign lang="greek">τονικὰ παραγγέλματα.</foreign> ed. W. Dindorf, Leipzig 1825. [Jo.Alex.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Joannes Diaconus</hi> Grammaticus [Jo.Diac.]
   Ed. T. Gaisford, <title>Poetae Graeci Minores,</title> vol. iii, p. 448.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Joannes Gazaeus</hi> [Jo.Gaz.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. P. Friedländer, Leipzig-Berlin 1912.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Josephus</hi> Historicus [J.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. S. A. Naber, Leipzig (T.) 1888-96.
    </item><item><title>AJ = Antiquitates Judaicae</title>
    </item><item><title>Ap. = contra Apionem</title>
    </item><item><title>BJ = Bellum Judaicum</title>
    </item><item><title>Vit. = Vita</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Juba, Rex Mauretaniae</hi> Historicus <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 465.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Julianus Imperator</hi> [Jul.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. C. Hertlein, Leipzig (T.) 1875-6.
    </item><item><title>ad Ath. = Epistula ad Athenienses</title>
    </item><item><title>ad Them. = Epistula ad Themistium</title>
    </item><item><title>Caes. = Caesares</title>
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. J. Bidez &amp; F. Cumont, Paris 1922.
    </item>
    <item><title>Gal. = contra Galilaeos,</title> ed. C. J. Neumann, Leipzig 1880.
    </item><item><title>Mis. = Misopogon</title>
    </item><item><title>Or. = Orationes</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Julianus Aegyptius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Jul. vel Jul.Aegypt.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Julianus Laodicensis</hi> Astrologus [Jul.Laod.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Catalogus Codicum Astrologorum.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Juncus</hi> Philosophus [Junc.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Justinianus</hi> Imperator [Just.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   <title>Constitutio</title> <foreign lang="greek">Δέδωκεν,</foreign> ed. P. Krüger, <title>Corpus Juris Civilis</title> i13, Berlin 1920. [<title>Const.</title><foreign lang="greek">Δέδωκεν</foreign>]
   <title>Constitution ‘omnem’,</title> ed. P. Krüger, op. cit. [<title>Const.omnem</title>]
   <title>Edicta,</title> ed. R. Schoell et W. Kroll, <title>Corpus Juris Civilis</title> iii4,
    Berlin 1905. [<title>Edict.</title>]
   <title>Novellae,</title> ed. R. Schoell et W. Kroll, op. cit. [<title>Nov.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Juvenalis, D. Junius</hi> Poeta Latinus [Juv.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. S. G. Owen, Oxford (OCT) (post Persium).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Laco</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lamprocles</hi> Lyricus [Lamprocl.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 554.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lasus</hi> Lyricus <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 376.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leo Philosophus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Leo Phil.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leonidas</hi> Epigrammaticus [Leon.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leonidas</hi> Medicus [Leonid.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leonidas Alexandrinus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Leon.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leontius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Leont.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leontius</hi> Mathematicus [Leont. <title>in Arat.</title>] <date>vii A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. Maass, <title>Commentariorum in Aratum reliquiae,</title> Berlin 1898,
    p. 559.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lesbonax</hi> Grammaticus [Lesb.Gramm.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Müller, Leipzig 1900.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lesbonax</hi> Rhetor [Lesb.Rh.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Kiehr, Leipzig 1907.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leucippus</hi> Philosophus [Leucipp.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Leucon</hi> Comicus <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 703.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lexicon Messanense</hi> [<title>Lex.Mess.</title>]
   Ed. H. Rabe, <title>Rh. Mus.</title> xlvii (1892) p. 404; l (1895) p. 148.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lexicon Rhetoricum</hi> [<title>Lex.Rhet.</title>]
   Apud Aelium Dionysium et Eustathium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lexicon Rhetoricum Cantabrigiense</hi> [<title>Lex.Rhet.Cant.</title>]
   Ed. M. H. E. Meier, Halle 1844; ed. E. O. Houtsma, Leyden
    1870.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lexicon Sabbaiticum</hi> [<title>Lex.Sabb.</title>]
   Ed. A. Papadopulos-Kerameus, Petersburg 1892.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lexicon de Spiritu</hi> [<title>Lex. de Spir.</title>]
   Ed. L. C. Valckenaer (post Ammonium).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lexicon Vindobonense</hi> [<title>Lex.Vind.</title>]
   Ed. A. Nauck, Petersburg 1867.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Libanius</hi> Sophista [Lib.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Foerster, Leipzig (T.) 1903-1923.
    </item><item><title>Arg.D. = Argumenta Orationum Demosthenicarum</title> (viii p. 600)
    </item><item><title>Chr. = Chriae</title> (viii p. 63)
    </item><item><title>Comp. = Comparationes</title> (viii p. 334)
    </item><item><title>Conf. = Confirmationes</title> (viii p. 138)
    </item><item><title>Decl. = Declamationes</title> (v-vii)
    </item><item><title>Def.Leg. = Defensio Legis</title> (viii p. 568)
    </item><item><title>Descr. = Descriptiones</title> (viii p. 460)
    </item><item><title>Enc. = Encomia</title> (viii p. 216)
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title> (x, xi)
    </item><item><title>Eth. = Ethopoeiae</title> (viii p. 372)
    </item><item><title>Fab. = Fabulae</title> (viii p. 24)
    </item><item><title>Loc. = Loci Communes</title> (viii p. 158)
    </item><item><title>Narr. = Narrationes</title> (viii p. 33)
    </item><item><title>Or. = Orationes</title> (i-iv)
    </item><item><title>Ref. = Refutationes</title> (viii p. 123)
    </item><item><title>Sent. = Sententiae</title> (viii p. 106)
    </item><item><title>Thes. = Theses</title> (viii p. 550)
    </item><item><title>Vit. = Vituperationes</title> (viii p. 282)</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Licymnius</hi> Lyricus [Licymn.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 598.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Limenius</hi> Lyricus [Limen.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 149.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Linus</hi> Epicus
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lollius Bassus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Loll.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca;</title> cf. Bassus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Longinus</hi> Rhetor [Longin.] <date>(iii A.D.)</date>
   Ed. A. O. Prickard, Oxford (OCT); cited without title.
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. C. Hammer in L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> i2 (2), Leipzig (T.) 1894, p. 213.
   <title>Proll.Heph. = Prolegomena ad Hephaestionis Euchiridion,</title> ed.
    M. Consbruch (post Hephaestionem), Leipzig (T.) 1906,
    pp. 81 ff.
   <title>Rh. = Ars Rhetorica,</title> ed. C. Hammer, op. cit., p. 179.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Longus</hi> Scriptor Eroticus <date>iii A.D.(?)</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Erotici</title> i p. 239.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lucianus</hi> [Luc.] Sophista <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Jacobitz, 3 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1896-7; ed. J. Sommerbrodt, 3 vols. [all published], Berlin 1886-99; ed. N. Nilén,
    Leipzig (T.) 1906-.
   Scholia in Lucianum, ed. H. Rabe, Leipzig (T.) 1906.
    </item><item><title>Abd. = Abdicatus</title>
    </item><item><title>Alex. = Alexander</title>
    </item><item><title>Am. = Amores</title>
    </item><item><title>Anach. = Anacharsis</title>
    </item><item><title>Apol. = Apologia</title>
    </item><item><title>Asin. = Asinus</title>
    </item><item><title>Astr. = de Astrologia</title>
    </item><item><title>Bacch. = Bacchus</title>
    </item><item><title>Bis Acc. = Bis Accusatus</title>
    </item><item><title>Cal. = Calumniae non temere credendum</title>
    </item><item><title>Cat. = Cataplus</title>
    </item><item><title>Charid. = Charidemus</title>
    </item><item><title>Cont. = Contemplantes</title>
    </item><item><title>Cyn. = Cynicus</title>
    </item><item><title>DDeor. = Dialogi Deorum</title>
    </item><item><title>DMar. = Dialogi Marini</title>
    </item><item><title>DMeretr. = Dialogi Meretricii</title>
    </item><item><title>DMort. = Dialogi Mortuorum</title></item>
    <item>[MacLeod's OCT is the basis for the TLG canonical numbering. LSJ references looking as follows, DMort. 5[18].2 will direct to 5.2 in URN conformant texts, but correspond to Jacobitz 18.2.--HD]
    </item><item><title>Dem.Enc. = Demosthenis Encomium</title>
    </item><item><title>Demon. = Demonax</title>
    </item><item><title>Deor.Conc. = Deorum Concilium</title>
    </item><item><title>Dips. = Dipsades</title>
    </item><item><title>Dom. = de Domo</title>
    </item><item><title>Electr. = Electrum</title>
    </item><item><title>Ep.Sat. = Epistulae Saturnales</title>
    </item><item><title>Eun. = Eunuchus</title>
    </item><item><title>Fug. = Fugitivi</title>
    </item><item><title>Gall. = Gallus</title>
    </item><item><title>Halc. = Halcyon</title>
    </item><item><title>Harm. = Harmonides</title>
    </item><item><title>Herc. = Hercules</title>
    </item><item><title>Herm. = Hermotimus</title>
    </item><item><title>Herod. = Herodotus</title>
    </item><item><title>Hes. = Hesiodus</title>
    </item><item><title>Hipp. = Hippias</title>
    </item><item><title>Hist.Conscr. = Quomodo historia conscribenda sit</title>
    </item><item><title>Icar. = Icaromenippus</title>
    </item><item><title>Im. = Imagines</title>
    </item><item><title>Ind. = adversus Indoctum</title>
    </item><item><title>JConf. = Juppiter Confutatus</title>
    </item><item><title>JTr. = Juppiter Tragoedus</title>
    </item><item><title>Jud.Voc. = Judicium Vocalium</title>
    </item><item><title>Laps. = pro Lapsu inter Salutandum</title>
    </item><item><title>Lex. = Lexiphanes</title>
    </item><item><title>Luct. = de Luctu</title>
    </item><item><title>Macr. = Macrobii</title>
    </item><item><title>Merc.Cond. = de Mercede Conductis</title>
    </item><item><title>Musc.Enc. = Muscae Encomium</title>
    </item><item><title>Nav. = Navigium</title>
    </item><item><title>Nec. = Necyomantia</title>
    </item><item><title>Ner. = Nero</title>
    </item><item><title>Nigr. = Nigrinus</title>
    </item><item><title>Ocyp. = Ocypus</title>
    </item><item><title>Par. = de Parasito</title>
    </item><item><title>Patr.Enc. = Patriae Encomium</title>
    </item><item><title>Peregr. = de Morte Peregrini</title>
    </item><item><title>Phal.</title> 1, 2 = <title>Phalaris</title> 1, 2
    </item><item><title>Philopatr. = Philopatris</title> [Ps.-Luc.]
    </item><item><title>Philops. = Philopseudes</title>
    </item><item><title>Pisc. = Piscator</title>
    </item><item><title>Pr.Im. = pro Imaginibus</title>
    </item><item><title>ProMerc.Cond. = pro Mercede Conductis</title>
    </item><item><title>Prom. = Prometheus</title>
    </item><item><title>Prom.Es = Prometheus es in verbis</title>
    </item><item><title>Pseudol. = Pseudologista</title>
    </item><item><title>Rh.Pr. = Rhetorum praeceptor</title>
    </item><item><title>Sacr. = de Sacrificiis</title>
    </item><item><title>Salt. = de Saltatione</title>
    </item><item><title>Sat. = Saturnalia</title>
    </item><item><title>Scyth. = Scytha</title>
    </item><item><title>Sol. = Soloecista</title>
    </item><item><title>Somn. = Somnium sive Vita Luciani</title>
    </item>
    <item><title>Symp. = Symposium</title>
    </item><item><title>Syr.D. = de Syria Dea</title>
    </item><item><title>Tim. = Timon</title>
    </item><item><title>Tox. = Toxaris</title>
    </item><item><title>Trag. = Tragodopodagra</title>
    </item><item><title>Tyr. = Tyrannicida</title>
    </item><item><title>VH</title> 1, 2 = <title>Verae Historiae</title> 1, 2
    </item><item><title>Vit.Auct. = Vitarum Auctio</title>
    </item><item><title>Zeux. = Zeuxis</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lucillius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Lucill.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">LXX</hi>
   v. Vetus Testamentum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lycophron</hi> Tragicus [Lyc.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. E. Scheer (cum scholiis), Berlin 1881-1908.
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta Tragica,</title> ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 817.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lycophronides</hi> Lyricus [Lycophronid.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 633.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lycurgus</hi> Orator [Lycurg.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Blass, Leipzig (T.) 1899.
   <title>Fragmenta,</title> ed. H. Sauppe, <title>Orat. Att.</title> ii p. 258.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lycus</hi> Historicus <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 370.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lydus, Joannes Laurentius</hi> Historicus [Lyd.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   <title>de Magistratibus populi Romani,</title> ed. R. Wünsch, Leipzig (T.)
    1903. [<title>Mag.</title>]
   <title>de Mensibus,</title> ed. R. Wünsch, Leipzig (T.) 1898. [<title>Mens.</title>]
   <title>de Ostentis,</title> ed. C. Wachsmuth, Leipzig (T.) 1897. [<title>Ost.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lynceus</hi> Comicus [Lync.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 274.
   Cetera fragmenta apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lyrica Adespota</hi> [<title>Lyr.Adesp.</title>]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 689.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lyrica Alexandrina Adespota</hi> [<title>Lyr.Alex.Adesp.</title>]
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 177.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lysias</hi> Orator [Lys.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Hude, Oxford (OCT).
   <title>Fragmenta,</title> ed. T. Thalheim, Leipzig (T.) 1901. [<title>Fr.</title>]; ed.
    H. Sauppe, <title>Orat. Att.</title> ii p. 170. [<title>Fr.</title> . . S.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lysimachides</hi> Historicus [Lysimachid.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 340.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lysimachus</hi> Historicus [Lysim.] <date>ii or i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 334.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lysippus</hi> Comicus [Lysipp.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 700.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Lysis</hi> Philosophus
   <title>Ep. = Epistula,</title> v. Pythagorae et Pythagoreorum Epistulae.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Macarius</hi> Paroemiographus [Macar.] <date>xv A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. L. von Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title>
    ii p. 135.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Macedonius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Maced.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Macedonius</hi> Lyricus [Maced.]
   <title>Paean,</title> ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 138. [<title>Pae.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Macedonius Thessalonicensis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Maced.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Macho</hi> Comicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 324.
   Cetera fragmenta apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Macrobius</hi> Grammaticus [Macr.] <date>iv/v A.D.</date>
   <title>Exc. = Excerpta Grammatica,</title> ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> v
    p. 595.
   <title>Sat. = Saturnalia,</title> ed. F. Eyssenhardt2, Leipzig (T.) 1893.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Maecius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Maec.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Magnes</hi> Comicus [Magn.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 7; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 54.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Magnus</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Magnus</hi> Historicus [Magnus Hist.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 365.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Maiistas</hi> Epicus [Maiist.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 68 ( = <title>IG</title> ΙΙ(4).1299).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Malchus</hi> Historicus [Malch.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 383.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mamercus</hi> Elegiacus [Mamerc.]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 325.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Manetho</hi> Astrologus [Man.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. H. Koechly (with Dorotheus and Anubion), Leipzig (T.)
    1858.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Manetho</hi> Historicus [Man.Hist.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 511.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mantissa Proverbiorum</hi> [<title>Mantiss.Prov.</title>]
   Ed. E. L. von Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title>
    ii p. 745.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marcellinus</hi> Biographus [Marcellin.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Vita Thucydidis,</title> ed. H. Stuart Jones (ante Thucydidem),
    Oxford (OCT). [<title>Vit.Thuc.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marcellinus</hi> Medicus [Marcellin.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Puls. = de Pulsibus,</title> ed. H. Schöne, <title>Festschrift zur 49. Versammlung deutscher Philologen und Schulmänner,</title> Basel 1907.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marcellus Sidetes</hi> Poeta Medicus [Marc.Sid.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. M. Schneider, <title>Commentationes philologae quibus O. Ribbeckio
    . . . congratulantur discipuli,</title> Leipzig 1888, p. 115.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marcianus</hi> Geographus [Marcian.] <date>iv/v A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 515. [<title>Peripl.</title>]
    </item><item><title>Epit.</title> = Artemidori Epitome, ed. C. Müller, ib. p. 574.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marcus Antoninus</hi> Imperator [M.Ant.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. H. Leopold, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marcus Argentarius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Marc.Arg.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Margites</hi>
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 152.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Maria</hi> Alchemista [Maria Alch.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   Apud Olympiodorum et Zosimum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marianus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Marian.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marinus</hi> Biographus [Marin.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   <title>Procl. = Vita Procli,</title> ed. J. F. Boissonade (post Cobeti Diogenem
    Laertium), Paris (D.) 1862.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Marius Victorinus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Mar.Vict.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vi p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Martialis</hi> Epigrammaticus Latinus [Mart.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. M. Lindsay, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Martianus Capella</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Mart.Cap.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Eyssenhardt, Leipzig (T.) 1866.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Matro</hi> Parodius <date>iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Conv. = Convivium,</title> ed. P. Brandt, <title>Corpusculum poesis epicae
    ludibundae</title> i, Leipzig (T.) 1888, p. 60.
   <title>Parod.Fr. = Parodiarum Fragmenta,</title> op. cit. p. 91.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Maximus</hi> Astrologus [Max.] <date>i B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. A. Ludwich, Leipzig (T.) 1877.
    </item><item><title>Epit. = Epitome,</title> ed. A. Ludwich, op. cit., p. 79.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Maximus Tyrius</hi> Sophista [Max.Tyr.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Hobein, Leipzig (T.) 1910 (cited by the numeration of
    F. Dübner, post Theophrastum, Paris (D.) 1840).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Megasthenes</hi> Historicus [Megasth.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 397.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Meges</hi> Medicus <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Melampus</hi> Scriptor de divinatione [Melamp.]
   <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἐλαιῶν τοῦ σώματος μαντικὴ πρὸς Πτολεμαῖον,</foreign> ed. J. G. F.
    Franz, <title>Scriptores Physiognomiae Veteres,</title> Altenburg 1780.
   <foreign lang="greek">περὶ παλμῶν,</foreign> ed. H. Diels, <title>Abh. Berl.Akad.,</title> 1907; cf. <title>PRyl.</title> 1.28.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Melanippides</hi> Lyricus [Melanipp.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 589.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Melanthius</hi> Historicus [Melanth.Hist.] <date>iv B</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 444.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Melanthius</hi> Tragicus [Melanth.Trag.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 760.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Meleager</hi> Epigrammaticus [Mel.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Melinno</hi> Lyrica <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Melissa</hi>
   <title>Ep. = Epistula,</title> v Pythagorae et Pythagoreorum Epistulae.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Melissus</hi> Philosophus [Meliss.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 176.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Memnon</hi> Historicus [Memn.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 525.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menaechmus</hi> Historicus [Menaechm.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 145.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menander</hi> Comicus [Men.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 3; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 54.
   <title>Menandrea,</title> ed. A. Körte2, Leipzig (T.) 1912:
    </item><item><title>Epit.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἐπιτρέποντες</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Georg.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Γεωργός</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Her.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ἥρως</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Inc.</title> 1, 2 = <title>Fabula incerta</title> 1, 2
    </item><item><title>Kith.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Κιθαριστής</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Kol.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Κόλαξ</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Kon.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Κωνεαζόμεναι</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Mis.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Μισούμεναι</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Mon.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Μονόστιχοι,</foreign> ed. A. Meineke, <title>Fragmenta Comicorum
      Graecorum</title> iv (1841) p. 340
    </item><item><title>Per.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Περινθία</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Phasm.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Φάσμα</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Pk.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Περικειρομένη</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Sam.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Σαμία</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menander</hi> Rhetor [Men.Rh.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 329.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menander Ephesius</hi> Historicus [Men.Eph.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 445.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menander Protector</hi> Historicus [Men.Prot.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> ii p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menecles Barcaeus</hi> Historicus [Menecl.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 448.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menecrates</hi> Comicus [Menecr.]
   Ed. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 63.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menecrates Ephesius</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Menecr.Eph.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 171.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menecrates Xanthius</hi> Historicus [Menecr.Xanth.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 343.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menemachus</hi> Medicus [Menemach.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menesthenes</hi> Historicus [Menesth.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 451.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menetor</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 452.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menippus</hi> Epistolographus [Menipp.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   <title>Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 400. [<title>Ep.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Meno</hi> Medicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   <title>Iatr. = Iatrika</title>
   v. Anonymus Londinensis.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Menodotus Samius</hi> Historicus [Menodot.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 103.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mesomedes</hi> Lyricus [Mesom.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Jan, <title>Musici Scriptores Graeci,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1899, p. 454,
      </item><item><title>Suppl.</title> p. 46.
    </item><item><title>Mus. = Hymnus in Musam</title>
    </item><item><title>Nem. = Hymnus in Nemesin</title>
    </item><item><title>Sol. = Hymnus in Solem</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Metagenes</hi> Comicus [Metag.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 704.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Metrodorus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Metrod.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Metrodorus</hi> Philosophus [Metrod.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Körte, <title>Jahrbücher für klassische Philologie, Suppl.</title> xvii
    p. 529, Leipzig 1890.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Metrodorus</hi> (<title>continued</title>) 
   <title>Herc.</title> 831 = Papyrus Herculanensis 831; ed. A. Körte, op. cit.,
    pp. 571 ff.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Metrodorus Chius</hi> Philosophus [Metrod.Chius] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 140.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Metrodorus Scepsius</hi> Historicus [Metrod.Sceps.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 203.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Michael Ephesius</hi> Philosophus [Mich.] <date>xi/xii A.D.</date>
   <title>in EN = in Ethica Nicomachea commentarium,</title> ed. G. Heylbut
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xx), Berlin 1892; <title>in librum quintum
    Ethicorum Nicomacheorum commentarium,</title> ed. M. Hayduck
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xxii <title>pars</title> iii), Berlin 1901.
   <title>in PA = in libros de Partibus Animalium, de Animalium Motione,
    de Animalium Incessu commentaria,</title> ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm.
    in Arist. Graeca</title> xxii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1904.
   <title>in PN = in Parva Naturalia commentaria,</title> ed. P. Wendland
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xxii <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1903.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Michaelius</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>vi A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mimnermus</hi> Lyricus [Mimn.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 25.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mimnermus</hi> Tragicus [Mimn.Trag.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 829.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Minucianus</hi> Rhetor [Minuc.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Hammer in L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> i 2(2), Leipzig(T.)1894, p.340.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mithradates</hi> Epistolographus [Mithr.] <date>(i B.C.)</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 177.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mnasalcas</hi> Epigrammaticus [Mnasalc.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mnaseas</hi> Historicus <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 149.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mnesimachus</hi> Comicus [Mnesim.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 436.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mnesitheus Atheniensis</hi> Medicus [Mnesith.Ath.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mnesitheus Cyzicenus</hi> Medicus [Mnesith.Cyz.]
   Apud Oribasium; fortasse idem qui Atheniensis.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Moeris</hi> Grammaticus [Moer.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. Pierson, Leyden 1759.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Moero</hi> Epica <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 21.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Molpis</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 453.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Moschio</hi> Gnomologus
   <foreign lang="greek">Γνῶμαι,</foreign> ed. H. Schenkl (post Epictetum), p. 481. [<title>Gnom.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Moschio</hi> Paradoxographus
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Moschio</hi> Tragicus [MoschioTrag.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 812.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Moschus</hi> Bucolicus [Mosch.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. U. von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff2, <title>Bucolici Graeci,</title> Oxford
    (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Moses</hi> Alchemista <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. M. Berthelot, <title>Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs,</title> Paris
    1888, p. 139.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mucius Scaevola</hi> Epigrammaticus [Muc.Scaev.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Mundus Munatius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Mund.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Musaeus</hi> Epicus [Musae.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. A. Ludwich, Bonn 1912.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Musaeus</hi> Philosophus [Musae.]
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 179. [<title>Fr.</title> . . D.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Musicius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Music.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Musonius</hi> Philosophus [Muson.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. O. Hense, Leipzig (T.) 1905.
   <title>Ep. = Epistula</title> in R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 401.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Myia</hi>
   <title>Ep. = Epistula,</title> v. Pythagorae et Pythagoreorum Epistulae.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Myrinus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Myrin.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Myro</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 460.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Myrsilus</hi> Historicus [Myrsil.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 455.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Myrtilus</hi> Comicus [Myrtil.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 253.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Naumachius</hi> Epicus [Naumach.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nausicrates</hi> Comicus [Nausicr.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T.Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 295; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 64.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nausiphanes</hi> Philosophus [Nausiph.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 155.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Neanthes</hi> Historicus [Neanth.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 2.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nearchus</hi> Historicus [Nearch.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 58.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nechepso</hi> Astrologus [Nech.] <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   <title>Nechepsonis et Petosiridis fragmenta magica,</title> ed. E. Riess
    (<title>Philologus</title> vi <title>Suppl.</title> (1891-3) pp. 325-94): etiam apud Vettium
    Valentem.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Neophron</hi> Tragicus [Neophr.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 729.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Neoptolemus</hi> Epicus [Neoptol.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 27.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nepualius (Neptunalius, Neptunianus)</hi>
   Ed. W. Gemoll, Striegau 1884; cf. <title>Rh. Mus.</title> xlviii (1893) 1,
    xlv (1890) 70.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nessas</hi> Philosophus <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 140.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nestor</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>iii A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicaenetus</hi> Epicus [Nicaenet.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicander</hi> Epicus [Nic.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. O. Schneider, with scholia edited by H. Keil, Leipzig, 1856.
    </item><item><title>Al. = Alexipharmaca</title>
    </item><item><title>Th. = Theriaca</title>
   Scholia vetera ed. H. Bianchi, <title>Stud. Ital.</title> xii (1904) p. 321.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicarchus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Nicarch.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicias</hi> Epigrammaticus [Nic.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nico</hi> Comicus
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 389.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicochares</hi> Comicus [Nicoch.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 770; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp.Com.</title> p.64.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicocles</hi> Historicus [Nicocl.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 464.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicodemus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Nicod.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicolaus</hi> Comicus [Nicol.Com.] <date>iv B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 383.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicolaus</hi> Rhetor [Nicol.]
   <title>Prog. = Progymnasmata,</title> ed. J. Felten, Leipzig (T.) 1913.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicolaus Damascenus</hi> Historicus [Nic.Dam.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 1.
    </item><item><title>Vit.Caes. = Vita Caesaris</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicomachus</hi> Comicus [Nicom.Com.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 386.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicomachus</hi> Tragicus [Nicom.Trag.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 762.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicomachus Gerasenus</hi> Mathematicus [Nicom.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Ar. = Arithmetica Introductio,</title> ed. R. Hoche, Leipzig (T.) 1866.
   <title>Harm. = Harmonicum Enchiridium,</title> ed. C. Jan, <title>Musici Scriptores
    Graeci,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1895, p. 237.
   <title>Exc. = Excerpta,</title> ib., p. 266.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicopho</hi> Comicus <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 775.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicostratus</hi> Comicus [Nicostr.Com.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p.219; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 66.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nicostratus</hi> Philosophus [Nicostr.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Niger, Sextius</hi> Medicus
   Apud Plinium et Dioscoridem.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nonius Marcellus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. M. Lindsay, Leipzig (T.) 1903.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nonnus</hi> Epicus [Nonn.] <date>iv/v A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>D. = Dionysiaca,</title> ed. A. Ludwich, Leipzig (T.) 1909, 1911.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nossis</hi> Epigrammatica [Noss.] <date>iii B C. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nosti</hi>
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 140.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Novum Testamentum</hi>
   Ed. A. Souter, Oxford 1910.
    [<title>Act.Ap.</title>] = Acts of the Apostles
    [<title>Apoc.</title>] = Apocalypse
    [<title>Ep.Col.</title>] = Epistle to the Colossians
    [<title>1 Ep.Cor.</title>] = 1st Epistle to the Corinthians
    [<title>2 Ep.Cor.</title>] = 2nd Epistle to the Corinthians
    [<title>Ep.Eph.</title>] = Epistle to the Ephesians
    [<title>Ep.Gal.</title>] = Epistle to the Galatians
    [<title>Ep.Hebr.</title>] = Epistle to the Hebrews
    [<title>Ep.Jac.</title>] = Epistle of James
    [<title>1 Ep.Jo.</title>] = 1st Epistle of John
    [<title>2 Ep.Jo.</title>] = 2nd Epistle of John
    [<title>Ep.Jud.</title>] = Epistle of Jude
    [<title>1 Ep.Pet.</title>] = 1st Epistle of Peter
    [<title>2 Ep.Pet.</title>] = 2nd Epistle of Peter
    [<title>Ep.Phil.</title>] = Epistle to the Philippians
    [<title>Ep.Philem.</title>] = Epistle to Philemon
    [<title>Ep.Rom.</title>] = Epistle to the Romans
    [<title>1 Ep.Thess.</title>] = 1st Epistle to the Thessalonians
    [<title>2 Ep.Thess.</title>] = 2nd Epistle to the Thessalonians
    [<title>1 Ep.Ti.</title>] = 1st Epistle to Timothy
    [<title>2 Ep.Ti.</title>] = 2nd Epistle to Timothy
    [<title>Ep.Tit.</title>] = Epistle to Titus
    [<title>Ev.Jo.</title>] = Gospel according to John
    [<title>Ev.Luc.</title>] = Gospel according to Luke
    [<title>Ev.Marc.</title>] = Gospel according to Mark
    [<title>Ev.Matt.</title>] = Gospel according to Matthew</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Numenius Apamensis</hi> Platonicus [Numen.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Eusebium; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 153.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Numenius Heracleota</hi> Poeta Didacticus [Numen.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nymphis</hi> Historicus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 12.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Nymphodorus</hi> Historicus [Nymphod.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 375.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ocellus Lucanus</hi> Philosophus [Ocell.] <date>i B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> i p. 383.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Odyssea</hi> [Od.]
   v. Homerus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Oenomaus</hi> Philosophus [Oenom.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Eusebium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Olympiodorus</hi> Alchemista [Olymp.Alch.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. M. Berthelot, <title>Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs,</title> Paris
    1888, p. 75.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Olympiodorus</hi> Historicus [Olymp.Hist.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 450.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Olympiodorus</hi> Philosophus [Olymp.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   <title>in Alc. = in Platonis Alcibiadem commentarii,</title> ed. F. Creuzer,
    Frankfurt 1820-25.
   <title>in Cat. = in Categorias commentarium,</title> ed. A. Busse (<title>Comm. in
    Arist. Graeca</title> xii <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1902.
   <title>in Grg. = in Platonis Gorgiam commentaria,</title> ed. A. Jahn, in <title>Neue
    Jahrbücher für Philologie, Suppl.</title> xiv (1848) p. 104.
   <title>in Mete. = in Aristotelis Meteora commentaria,</title> ed. W. Stüve
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1900.
   <title>in Phd. = in Platonis Phaedonem commentaria,</title> ed. W. Norvin,
    Leipzig (T.) 1913.
   <title>in Phlb. = in Platonis Philebum scholia,</title> ed. G. Stallbaum, in
    editione Philebi, Leipzig 1820.
   <title>Proll. = Prolegomena,</title> ed. A. Busse (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xii
    </item><item><title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1902.
   <title>Vit.Pl. = Vita Platonis;</title> v. Diogenes Laertius.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Onatas</hi> [Onat.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Onosander (Onasander)</hi> Tacticus [Onos.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. A. Oldfather, <title>Aeneas Tacticus, Asclepiodotus, Onasander,</title> with an Engl. tr. by members of the Illinois Greek Club,
    Lond. &amp;c. (Loeb) 1923.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ophelio</hi> Comicus [Ophel.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 293.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Oppianus Anazarbensis</hi> Epicus [Opp.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   <title>H. = Halieutica,</title> ed. F. S. Lehrs, in <title>Poetae Bucolici et Didactici,</title>
    &amp;c., Paris (D.) 1851.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Oppianus Apamensis</hi> Epicus [Opp.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   <title>C. = Cynegetica,</title> ed. P. Boudreaux, Paris 1908.
   (<title>Ix. = Ixeutica,</title> only in paraphrase; v. Dionysius.)
   Scholia in Oppianum, ed. U. C. Bussemaker, Paris (D.) 1847.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Oracula Chaldaica</hi> [<title>Orac.Chald.</title>]
   <title>Thomae Stanleii Historia Philosophiae Orientalis,</title> ed. J. Clericus,
    Amsterdam 1690.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Oribasius</hi> Medicus [Orib.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. U. C. Bussemaker &amp; C. Daremberg, 6 vols., Paris 1851-76.
    </item>
    <item><title>Eup. = Euporista</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>inc. = liber incertus</title>
    </item><item><title>Syn. = Synopsis</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Origenes</hi> Theologus <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. P. Koetschau, Leipzig 1899.
    </item><item><title>Cels. = contra Celsum</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Orion</hi> Lexicographus <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. W. Sturz ( = <title>Etymologicum Magnum,</title> vol. iii), Leipzig
    1820.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Orphica</hi> [Orph.]
   Ed. E. Abel, Leipzig &amp; Prague 1885.
    </item>
    <item><title>A. = Argonautica</title>
    </item><item><title>H. = Hymni</title>
    </item><item><title>L. = Lithica</title>
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. O. Kern, Berlin 1922.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Paean Delphicus</hi> [<title>Pae.Delph.</title>] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 141.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Paean Erythraeus</hi> [<title>Pae.Erythr.</title>] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> pp. 136, 140.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Palaephatus</hi> Paradoxographus [Palaeph.]
   Ed. N. Festa, in <title>Mythographi Graeci</title> iii (2), Leipzig (T.) 1902.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Palchus</hi> Astrologus [Palch.] <date>v or vi A.D.</date>
   in <title>Cat. Cod. Astr.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Palladas</hi> Epigrammaticus [Pall.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Palladius</hi> Medicus [Pall.]
   <title>in Hp. = in Hippocratem,</title> ed. F. R. Dietz, Königsberg 1834.
   <title>in Hp.Fract. = in librum Hippocratis de fracturis,</title> ed. R. Charterius,
    </item><item><title>Hippocratis et Galeni Opera,</title> vol. xii, Paris 1679.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pamphila</hi> Historica <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller <title>FHG</title> iii p. 520.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pamphilus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Pamphil.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pamphilus</hi> Medicus [Pamphil.]
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pancrates</hi> Epicus [Pancrat.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Athenaeum.
   <title>Oxy. = POxy.</title> 1085.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pancrates</hi> Epigrammaticus [Pancrat.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Panyasis</hi> Epicus [Panyas.]
   Ed. Kinkel, <title>EGF</title> p. 253; suppl. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 248.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pappus</hi> Mathematicus [Papp.] <date>iii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. F. Hultsch, Berlin 1876-1878; cited by page.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Parmenides</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Parm.] <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 48.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Parmenio</hi> Epigrammaticus [Parmen.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Parmeno</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Parmeno</hi> Iambographus <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 237.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Parrhasius</hi> Elegiacus [Parrhas.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 320.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Parthenius</hi> Mythographus [Parth.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. E. Martini, <title>Mythographi Graeci</title> ii (1) <title>Suppl.,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1902.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Patrocles Thurius</hi> Tragicus [Patrocl.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 830.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Paulus Aegineta</hi> Medicus [Paul.Aeg.] <date>vii A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. L. Heiberg, <title>CMG</title> ix, Leipzig 1921-1924; Bk. vi ed.
    R. Briau, Paris 1855.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Paulus Alexandrinus</hi> Astrologus [Paul.Al.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. A. Schato, Wittenberg 1586 (cited by signature and page of
    quaternion, as: <title>G.</title> 3).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Paulus Silentiarius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Paul.Sil.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pausanias</hi> Periegeta [Paus.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Hitzig &amp; H. Bluemner, Leipzig 1896-1910.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pausanias Damascenus</hi> Historicus [Paus.Dam.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 154.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pausanias Grammaticus</hi> [Paus.Gr.]
   Ed. E. Schwabe; v. Aelius Dionysius.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pediasimus</hi> [Pediasim.]
   Ed. R. Wagner (post Apollodorum), <title>Mythographi Graeci</title> i, Leipzig
    (T.) 1894.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pelagius</hi> Alchemista [Pelag.Alch.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. M. Berthelot, <title>Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs,</title> Paris
    1888, p. 253.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pempelus</hi> Philosophus [Pempel.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Perictione</hi> Philosophus [Perict.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Periplus Maris Rubri</hi> [<title>Peripl.M.Rubr.</title>] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 257; ed. B. Fabricius, 2 Aufl., Leipzig 1883.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Persaeus Citieus</hi> Stoicus [Pers.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 96.
   <title>Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 623. [<title>Fr.Hist.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Perses</hi> Epigrammaticus [Pers.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Persius</hi> Poeta Latinus [Pers.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. S. G. Owen2, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Petosiris</hi> Astrologus [Petos.]
   Ed. E. Riess, v. Nechepso; etiam apud Vettium Valentem.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Petronius</hi> [Petron.]
   Ed. F. Buecheler, Berlin 1862; ed. sextam curavit W. Heraeus,
    1922.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Petrus Patricius</hi> Historicus [Petr.Patr.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 425.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phaedimus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Phaedim.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phaënnus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Phaënn.] <date>ii B.C. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phaestus</hi> Epicus [Phaest.]
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 28.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phalaecus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Phal.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phalaris</hi> Epistolographus [Phalar.]
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 4 9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phanias</hi> Epigrammaticus [Phan.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phanias</hi> Historicus [Phan.Hist.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 293.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phanocles</hi> Elegiacus [Phanocl.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 106.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phanodemus</hi> Historicus [Phanod.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 366.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pherecrates</hi> Comicus [Pherecr.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 145; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 66.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pherecydes Lerius</hi> Historicus [Pherecyd.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 58.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pherecydes Syrius</hi> Philosophus [Pherecyd.Syr.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 198.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philagrius</hi> Medicus [Philagr.] <date>iii/iv A.D.</date>
   Apud Aëtium et Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philemo</hi> Comicus [Philem.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 478; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 71.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philemo Junior</hi> Comicus [Philem.Jun.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock. <title>CAF</title> ii p. 540.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philetaerus</hi> Comicus [Philetaer.] <date>v/iv B. C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 230; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 72.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philetas</hi> (vel <hi rend="bold">Philitas</hi>) Elegiacus [Philet.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 90.
   Fragmenta glossarii, cited from sources.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philippides</hi> Comicus [Philippid.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 301.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philippus</hi> Comicus [Philipp.Com.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 215.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philippus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Phil.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philiscus</hi> Comicus [Philisc.Com.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 443.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philiscus</hi> Tragicus [Philisc.Trag.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 819.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philistus</hi> Historicus [Philist.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 185, iv pp. 625, 639.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phillis</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 476.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philo</hi> Epicus [Ph.Epic.]
   Apud Eusebium.
   Ed. A. Ludwich, <title>De Philonis carmine Graeco-Iudaico commentatio,</title> Königsberg 1900.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philo</hi> Mechanicus [Ph.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   <title>Bel. = (Belopoeica) Excerpte aus Philons Mechanik,</title> ed. H. Diels
    &amp; E. Schramm, <title>Ath. Berl. Akad.</title> 1919, No. 12; cited by page
    and line of Wescher, given in margin.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philo Byblius</hi> Historicus [Ph.Bybl.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 560.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philo Byzantius</hi> Paradoxographus [Ph.Byz.]
   <title>Mir. = de Septem Miraculis,</title> ed. R. Hercher (post Aelianum),
    Paris (D.) 1858.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philo Judaeus</hi> [Ph.]
   Ed. L. Cohn &amp; P. Wendland (S. Reiter), Berlin 1896-1915.
   
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. J. Rendel Harris, Cambridge 1886.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philo Tarsensis</hi> Medicus [Ph.Tars.]
   Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philochorus</hi> Historicus [Philoch.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 385, iv p. 646.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philocles</hi> Tragicus [Philocl.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 759.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philodamus Scarpheus</hi> Lyricus [Philod.Scarph.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 165.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philodemus</hi> Philosophus [Phld.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>Acad.Ind. = Academicorum Index,</title> ed. S. Mekler, Berlin 1902.
    [p. . . M.]
   <title>D</title> 1, 3 = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ θεῶν αʹ, γʹ,</foreign> ed. H. Diels, <title>Abhandlungen der Berliner
    Akademie,</title> 1916, 1917. [Col. or <title>Fr.</title>]
   <title>Herc. = Herculanensia Volumina, Collectio altera,</title> Naples 1862-76,
    (i. e. partim inedita) (ex apographis W. Crönert). [No. of
    papyrus, Col. or <title>Fr.</title>]
   <title>Hom.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τοῦ καθʼ Ὅμηρον ἀγαθοῦ βασιλέως,</foreign> ed. A. Olivieri,
    Leipzig (T.) 1909.
   <title>Ind.Sto. = Stoicorum Index Herculanensis,</title> ed. D. Comparetti,
    </item><item><title>Riv. Fil.</title> iii (1875). [Col. or <title>Fr.</title>]
   <title>Ir. = de Ira,</title> ed. C. Wilke, Leipzig (T.) 1914.
   <title>Lib.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ παρρησίας,</foreign> ed. A. Olivieri, Leipzig (T.) 1914.
   <title>Mort. = de Morte,</title> ed. D. Bassi, <title>Papiri Ercolanesi,</title> Milan 1914. [Col.]
   <title>Mus. = de Musica,</title> ed. J. Kemke, Leipzig (T.) 1884.
   <title>Oec.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ οἰκονομίας,</foreign> ed. C. Jensen, Leipzig (T) 1906.
   <title>Piet. = de Pietate,</title> ed. T. Gomperz, <title>Herkulanische Studien</title> ii,
    Leipzig 1866. [Col. or <title>Fr.</title>]
   <title>Po.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ποιημάτων,</foreign> ed. A. Hausrath, <title>Jahrbücher für klassische
    Philologie, Suppl.</title> xvii (1889) p. 211; ed. T. Gomperz, <title>Philodem
    und die aesthetischen Schriften der Herkulanensischen Bibliothek,
    Sitzungsberichte der Wiener Akademie,</title> cxxiii (1891); ed.
    C Jensen, <title>Philodemos über die Gedichte, fünftes Buch,</title> Berlin
    1923. [No. of book (where known, otherwise No. of papyrus),
    Col. or <title>Fr.</title>]
   <title>Rh. = Volumina Rhetorica,</title> ed. S. Sudhaus, 2 vols., Leipzig
    (T.) 1892, 1896, <title>Suppl.</title> 1895. [Cited by vol. and p.]
   <title>Sign.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ σημείων καὶ σημειώσεων,</foreign> ed. T. Gomperz, <title>Herkulanische
    Studien</title> i, Leipzig 1865. [Col. or <title>Fr.</title>]
   <title>Sto.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῶν Στωικῶν,</foreign> ed. W. Crönert, <title>Kolotes und Menedemos,</title>
    Leipzig 1906, pp. 53 sqq. [Col. or <title>Fr.</title>]
   <title>Vit.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ κακιῶν ιʹ,</foreign> ed. C. Jensen, Leipzig (T.) 1911.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philodemus Gadarensis</hi> Epigrammaticus [Phld.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Videtur idem fuisse ac philosophus.
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philolaus</hi> Philosophus [Philol.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 301.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philomnestus</hi> Historicus [Philomnest.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 477.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philonides</hi> Comicus [Philonid.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 254; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 73.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philoponus, Joannes</hi> Philosophus [Phlp.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Idem qui Joannes Alexandrinus, q. v.
   <title>in APo. = in Aristotelis Analytica Posteriora commentaria,</title> ed.
    M. Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xiii <title>pars</title> iii), Berlin 1909.
   <title>in APr. = in Aristotelis Analytica Priora commentaria,</title> ed. M.
    Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xiii <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1905.
   <title>in Cat. = Philoponi (olim Ammonii) in Aristotelis Categorias commentarium,</title> ed. A. Busse (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xiii <title>pars</title> i),
    Berlin 1898.
   <title>in de An. = in Aristotelis de Anima libros commentaria,</title> ed.
    M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xv), Berlin 1897.
   <title>in GA = Philoponi (Michaelis Ephesii) in libros de Generatione
    Animalium commentaria,</title> ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist.
    Graeca</title> xiv <title>pars</title> iii), Berlin 1903.
   <title>in GC = in Aristotelis libros de Generatione et Corruptione commentaria,</title> ed. Hieronymus Vitelli (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title>
    xiv <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1897.
   <title>in Mete. = in Aristotelis Meteorologicorum librum primum commentarium,</title> ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xiv
    </item><item><title>pars</title> i). Berlin 1901.
   <title>in Ph. = in Aristotelis Physica commentaria,</title> ed. Hieronymus
    Vitelli (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xvi, xvii), Berlin 1887-8.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philostephanus</hi> Comicus [Philosteph.Com.]
   Ed T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 393.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philostephanus</hi> Historicus [Philosteph.Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 28.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philostratus</hi> Sophista [Philostr.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. L. Kayser, Leipzig (T.) 1870, 1871.
    </item><item><title>Dial.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Διαλέξεις</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title>
    </item><item><title>Her. = Heroicus</title>
    </item><item><title>VA = Vita Apollonii</title>
    </item><item><title>VS = Vitae Sophistarum</title>
   <title>Gym. = de gymnastica,</title> ed. J. Jüthner, Leipzig &amp; Berlin 1909.
   
   <title>Im. = Philostrati majoris imagines,</title> ed. O. Benndorf, C. Schenkl,
    Leipzig (T.) 1893.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philostratus Junior</hi> Sophista [Philostr.Jun.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   <title>Im. = Imagines,</title> ed. C. Schenkl, Aemilius Reisch, Leipzig (T.)
    1902.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philoxenus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Philox.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philoxenus</hi> Grammaticus [Philox.Gramm.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Funaioli, <title>Grammaticae Romanae Fragmenta,</title> vol. i, Leipzig
    (T.) 1907, p. 443.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philoxenus</hi> Lyricus [Philox.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 601.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philumenus</hi> Medicus [Philum.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   <title>Ven. = de Venenatis Animalibus,</title> ed. M. Wellmann, Berlin 1908;
    etiam apud Oribasium et Aëtium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Philyllius</hi> Comicus [Philyll.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 781; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 73.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phintys</hi> Pythagoreus [Phint.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phlegon Trallianus</hi> Paradoxographus [Phleg.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. O. Keller, <title>Rerum naturalium scriptores Graeci minores,</title> vol. i,
      Leipzig (T.) 1877.
    </item>
    <item><title>Mir. = Miracula</title>
    </item><item><title>Macr. = Macrobii</title>
    </item><item><title>Olymp. = Olympiades</title>
   <title>Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 602. [<title>Fr.Hist.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phocylides</hi> Lyricus [Phoc.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 68.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phoebammon</hi> Rhetor [Phoeb.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   <title>Fig. = de Figuris,</title> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 41.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phoenicides</hi> Comicus [Phoenicid.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 333.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phoenix</hi> Iambographus [Phoen.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 231.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Photius</hi> Lexicographus, etc. [Phot.] <date>ix A.D.</date>
   <title>Lexicon,</title> ed. S. A. Naber, Leiden, 1864-65 (cited without title).
   <title>Der Anfang des Lexikons des Photios,</title> ed. R. Reitzenstein, Leipzig
    &amp; Berlin 1907 (cited thus: Phot. p. . . R.).
   
   <title>Bibl. = Bibliotheca,</title> = J.-P. Migne, <title>Patrologia Graeca,</title> vol. ciii,
    Paris 1860 (cited by Bekkerʼs pages).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phrynichus</hi> Atticista [Phryn.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. G. Rutherford, London 1881.
   <title>PS = Praeparatio Sophistica,</title> ed. I. de Borries, Leipzig (T.)
    1911.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phrynichus</hi> Comicus [Phryn.Com.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 369; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 74.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phrynichus</hi> Tragicus [Phryn.Trag.] <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 720.
   Fragmenta Lyrica, ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 561. [Phryn.Lyr.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phylarchus</hi> Historicus [Phylarch.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 334; iv p. 645.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Phylotimus</hi> Medicus [Phylotim.]
   Apud Athenaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pindarus</hi> Lyricus [Pi.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. O. Schroeder, Leipzig 1900.
    </item><item><title>O., P., N., I. = Olympian, Pythian, Nemean, Isthmian Odes;</title>
      </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta.</title>
   <title>Dith.Oxy. = Dithyrambi,</title> in <title>POxy.</title> 1604.
   <title>Pae., Parth. = Paeanes, Parthenia,</title> ed. E. Diehl, <title>Supp. Lyr.</title> 3 p. 52.
   Scholia, ed A. Boeckh, in editione Pindari, Berlin 1811-21;
    Scholia Vetera, ed. A. B. Drachmann, Leipzig (T.) 1903, 1910.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pisander</hi> Epicus [Pisand.]
   Ed. G. Kinkel, <title>EGF</title> i, Leipzig (T.) 1877, p. 248.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pittacus</hi> Lyricus [Pittac.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 198.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Placita Philosophorum</hi> [<title>Placit.</title>]
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Doxographi Graeci,</title> Berlin 1879, p. 273.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Plato</hi> Comicus [Pl. Com.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 601; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 76.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Plato</hi> Philosophus [Pl.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. Burnet, Oxford (OCT).
    </item><item><title>Alc.</title> 1, 2 = <title>Alcibiades</title> 1, 2
    </item><item><title>Amat. = Amatores</title>
    </item><item><title>Ap. = Apologia</title>
    </item><item><title>Ax. = Axiochus</title>
    </item><item><title>Chrm. = Charmides</title>
    </item><item><title>Clit. = Clitopho</title>
    </item><item><title>Cra. = Cratylus</title>
    </item><item><title>Cri. = Crito</title>
    </item><item><title>Criti. = Critias</title>
    </item><item><title>Def. = Definitiones</title>
    </item><item><title>Demod. = Demodocus</title>
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae</title>
    </item><item><title>Epigr. = Epigrammata,</title> ed. T. Berk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 295
    </item><item><title>Epin. = Epinomis</title>
    </item><item><title>Erx. = Eryxias</title>
    </item><item><title>Euthd. = Euthydemus</title>
    </item><item><title>Euthphr. = Euthyphro</title>
    </item><item><title>Grg. = Gorgias</title>
    </item><item><title>Hipparch. = Hipparchus</title>
    </item><item><title>Hp.Ma., Mi. = Hippias Major, Minor</title>
    </item><item><title>Ion</title>
    </item><item><title>Just. = De Justo</title>
    </item><item><title>La. = Laches</title>
    </item><item><title>Lg. = Leges</title>
    </item><item><title>Ly. = Lysis</title>
    </item><item><title>Men. = Meno</title>
    </item><item><title>Min. = Minos</title>
    </item><item><title>Mx. = Menexenus</title>
    </item><item><title>Phd. = Phaedo</title>
    </item><item><title>Phdr. = Phaedrus</title>
    </item><item><title>Phlb. = Philebus</title>
    </item><item><title>Plt. = Politicus</title>
    </item><item><title>Prm. = Parmenides</title>
    </item><item><title>Prt. = Protagoras</title>
    </item><item><title>R. = Respublica</title>
    </item><item><title>Sis. = Sisyphus</title>
    </item><item><title>Smp. = Symposium</title>
    </item><item><title>Sph. = Sophista</title>
    </item><item><title>Thg. = Theages</title>
    </item><item><title>Tht. = Theaetetus</title>
    </item><item><title>Ti. = Timaeus</title>
    </item><item><title>Virt. = De Virtute</title>
   Scholia, ed. C. F. Hermann, <title>Platonis Dialogi,</title> vol. vi, Leipzig (T.)
      1892.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Plato Junior</hi> Epigrammaticus [Pl.Jun.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Platonius</hi> Grammaticus [Platon.]
   <title>De Differentia Comoediarum,</title> etc., ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 3. [<title>Diff.
    Com.</title>]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Plautus</hi> Comicus Latinus [Plaut.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. W. M. Lindsay, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Plinius</hi> Rerum Naturalium Scriptor [Plin.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   <title>HN = Historia Naturalis,</title> ed. C. Mayhoff, 5 vols., Leipzig (T.)
    1892-1909.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Plotinus</hi> Philosophus [Plot.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. R. Volkmann, Leipzig (T.) 1883-4.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Plutarchus</hi> Biographus et Philosophus [Plu.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Moralia</title> ed. G. N. Bernardakis, 7 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1888-96;
      cited by vol. (2) and page of Wyttenbach: <title>Vitae Parallelae,</title>
      ed. C. Sintenis, 5 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1881-65; ed. C. Lindskog &amp; K. Ziegler, Leipzig (T.), i (1) (1914), i (2) (1914),
      iii (1) (1915).
    </item>
    <item><title>Aem. = Aemilius Paulus</title>
    </item><item><title>Ages. = Agesilaus</title>
    </item><item><title>Agis</title>
    </item><item><title>Alc. = Alcibiades</title>
    </item><item><title>Alex. = Alexander</title>
    </item><item><title>Ant. = Antonius</title>
    </item><item><title>Arat. = Aratus</title>
    </item><item><title>Arist. = Aristides</title>
    </item><item><title>Art. = Artoxerxes</title>
    </item><item><title>Brut. = Brutus</title>
    </item><item><title>CG = C. Gracchus</title>
    </item><item><title>Caes. = Caesar</title>
    </item><item><title>Cam. = Camillus</title>
    </item><item><title>Cat. Ma., Mi. = Cato Major, Minor</title>
    </item><item><title>Cic. = Cicero</title>
    </item><item><title>Cim. = Cimon</title>
    </item><item><title>Cleom. = Cleomenes</title>
    </item><item><title>Comp. = Comparatio</title> [followed by two names]
    </item><item><title>Cor. = Coriolanus</title>
    </item><item><title>Crass. = Crassus</title>
    </item><item><title>Daed. = de Daedalʼs Plataeensibus</title> (vol. vii, p. 43 B.)
    </item><item><title>Dem. = Demosthenes</title>
    </item><item><title>Demetr. = Demetrius</title>
    </item><item><title>Dio</title>
    </item><item><title>Eum. = Eumenes</title>
    </item><item><title>Fab. = Fabius Maximus</title>
    </item><item><title>Flam. = Flamininus</title>
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title> (vol. vii, pp. 1-149 B.); <title>Fr.inc. = Fragmenta
      incerta,</title> ib., pp. 150-2.
    </item><item><title>Galb. = Galba</title> (not in original Bibliography) 
    </item><item><title>in Hes. = Commentarii in Hesiodum</title> (vol. vii, p. 5 B.)
    </item><item><title>Lib. = de Libidine et Aegritudine</title> (vol. vii, p. 1 B.)
    </item><item><title>Luc. = Lucullus</title>
    </item><item><title>Lyc. = Lycurgus</title>
    </item><item><title>Lys. = Lysander</title>
    </item><item><title>Mar. = Marius</title>
    </item><item><title>Marc. = Marcellus</title>
    </item><item><title>Metr. = de Metris</title> (vol. vii, p. 465 B.)
    </item><item><title>Nic. = Nicias</title>
    </item><item><title>Nob. = pro Nobilitate</title> (vol. vii, p. 194 B.)
    </item><item><title>Num. = Numa</title>
    </item><item><title>Oth. = Otho</title>
    </item><item><title>Pel. = Pelopidas</title>
    </item><item><title>Per. = Pericles</title>
    </item><item><title>Phil. = Philopoemen</title>
    </item><item><title>Phoc. = Phocion</title>
    </item><item><title>Pomp. = Pompeius</title>
    </item><item><title>Prov. = Proverbia</title> (ed. von E. L. Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title> i p. 321)
    </item><item><title>Publ. = Publicola</title>
    </item><item><title>Pyrrh. = Pyrrhus</title>
    </item><item><title>Rom. = Romulus</title>
    </item><item><title>Sert. = Sertorius</title>
    </item><item><title>Sol. = Solon</title>
    </item><item><title>Strom.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Στρωματεῖς</foreign> (vol. vii, p. 37 B.)
    </item><item><title>Sull. = Sulla</title>
    </item><item><title>TG = Tiberius Gracchus</title>
    </item><item><title>Them. = Themistocles</title>
    </item><item><title>Thes. = Theseus</title>
    </item><item><title>Tim. = Timoleon</title>
   Ps.-Plu.<title>Fluv. = de Fluviis</title> (vol. vii, p. 282 B.).
   Ps.-Plu.<title>Vit.Hom. = Vita Homeri,</title> ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri
      Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 192.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Poeta</hi> <title>de herbis</title> [Poet. <title>de herb.</title>]
   Ed. F. S. Lehrs, in <title>Poetae Bucolici et Didactici,</title> Paris (D.) 1851,
    p. 169 bis.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polemo</hi> Historicus [Polem.Hist.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 108.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polemo</hi> Physiognomonicus [Polem.<title>Phgn.</title>]
   Ed. R. Förster, <title>Scriptores physiognomonici Graeci et Latini</title> i,
    Leipzig (T.) 1893, p. 427.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polemo Sophista</hi> [Polem.] <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Declamationes,</title> ed. H. Hinck, Leipzig (T.) 1873.
    </item><item><title>Call. = Callimachus</title>
    </item><item><title>Cyn. = Cynegirus</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Poliochus</hi> Comicus [Polioch.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 390.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pollianus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Poll.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pollux</hi> Grammaticus [Poll.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Bks. i-v ed. Bethe, Leipzig 1900: complete in W. Dindorf,
    Leipzig 1824.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polus</hi> Philosophus
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polyaenus</hi> Historicus [Polyaen.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. Melber, Leipzig (T.) 1887.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polyaenus, Julius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Polyaen.] <date>i B.C. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polybius</hi> Historicus [Plb.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Büttner-Wobst, Leipzig (T.) 1882-1905.
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polybius Sardianus</hi> Rhetor [Plb.Rh.]
   Ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 105.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polycharmus</hi> Historicus [Polycharm.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 479.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polyclitus</hi> Philosophus [Polyclit.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 294.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polycrates</hi> Historicus [Polycr.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 480.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polystratus</hi> Epicureus [Polystr.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Wilke, Leipzig (T.) 1905 (cited by page).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polystratus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Polystr.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Polyzelus</hi> Comicus [Polyzel.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 789; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 82.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pompeius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Pomp.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pompeius Macer</hi> Tragicus [Pomp.Mac.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 830.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Porphyrius Tyrius</hi> Philosophus [Porph.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   <title>Abst. = de Abstinentia,</title> ed. A. Nauck2, <title>Porphyrii Opuscula,</title> Leipzig
    (T.) 1886.
   ad Il. (Od.) = <title>Quaestionum Homericarum ad Iliadem (Odysseam)
    pertinentium reliquiae,</title> ed. H. Schrader, Leipzig 1880-82, 1890.
   <title>Antr. = de Antro Nympharum,</title> ed. A. Nauck2, <title>Porphyrii Opuscula,</title>
    Leipzig (T.) 1886.
   <title>Chr. = adversus Christianos,</title> ed. A. von Harnack, <title>Abh. Berl.
    Akad.</title> 1916.
   <title>Fr.Hist. = Fragmenta Historica,</title> ed. C. Müler, <title>FGH</title> iii p. 688.
   <title>Gaur. = ad Gaurum</title> (<foreign lang="greek">πῶς ἐμψυχοῦται τὰ ἔμβρυα</foreign>), ed. T. Kalbfleisch,
    </item><item><title>Abh. Berl. Akad.</title> 1895.
   <title>in Cat. = in Aristotelis Categorias commentarium,</title> ed. A. Busse
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> iv <title>pars</title> i p. 55), Berlin 1887.
   <title>in Harm. = in Ptolemaei Harmonica,</title> ed. J. Wallis (post Ptolemaeum).
   <title>in Ptol. = in Ptolemaei Tetrabiblon,</title> Basel 1559 (cited by page).
   <title>Intr. = Isagoge sive quinque voces,</title> ed. A. Busse (<title>Comm. in Arist.
    Graeca</title> iv <title>pars</title> i p. 1), Berlin 1887.
   <title>Marc. = ad Marcellam,</title> ed. A. Nauck2, <title>Porphyrii Opuscula,</title> Leipzig
    (T.) 1886.
   <title>Plot. = Vita Plotini,</title> ed. A. Westermann, v. Diogenes Laertius;
    ed. R. Volkmann, v. Plotinus.
   <title>Sent. = Sententiae ad intelligibilia ducentes,</title> ed. B. Mommert,
    Leipzig (T.) 1907.
   <title>VP = Vita Pythagorae,</title> ed. A. Nauck2, <title>Porphyrii Opuscula,</title> Leipzig
    (T.) 1886.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Posidippus</hi> Comicus [Posidipp.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 335.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Posidippus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Posidipp.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Posidonius</hi> Historicus [Posidon.] <date>ii/i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 245.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Posidonius</hi> Medicus [Posidon.] <date>iii/iv A.D.</date>
   Apud Aëtium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pratinas</hi> Lyricus et Tragicus [Pratin.] <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Fragmenta Lyrica, ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 557. [Lyr.]
   Fragmenta Tragica, ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 726. [Trag.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Praxagoras</hi> Historicus [Praxag.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 438.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Praxilla</hi> Lyrica [Praxill.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 566.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Priscianus</hi> Grammaticus [Priscian.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   <title>Inst. = Institutio,</title> ed. M. Hertz &amp; H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.,</title> vols. ii
    &amp; iii, Leipzig 1855-9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Priscianus Lydus</hi> Philosophus [Prisc.Lyd.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. I. Bywater (<title>Supplementum Aristotelicum</title> i <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1886.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Priscus</hi> Historicus [Prisc.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Dindorf, <title>HGM</title> i p. 275.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Proclus</hi> Philosophus [Procl.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   ad Hes.<title>Op.</title> = ad Hesiodi <title>Opera et Dies,</title> ed. T. Gaisford, <title>Poetae
    Graeci Minores,</title> vol. iii, p. 9.
   <title>Chr. = Chrestomathia,</title> ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford
    (OCT), p. 99.
   <title>H. = Hymni,</title> ed. E. Abel (post Orphica, p. 276).
   <title>Hyp. = Hypotyposis astronomicarum positionum,</title> ed. C. Manitius,
    Leipzig (T.) 1909.
   <title>in Alc. = in Platonis Alcibiadem,</title> ed. F. Creuzer, Frankfurt 1820.
   <title>in Cra. = in Platonis Cratylum commentaria,</title> ed. G. Pasquali,
    Leipzig (T.) 1908.
   <title>in Euc. = in primum Euclidis librum commentarius,</title> ed. G. Friedlein, Leipzig (T.) 1873.
   <title>in Prm. = in Platonis Parmenidem commentarii,</title> ed. G. Stallbaum,
    Leipzig 1840.
   <title>in R. = in Platonis Rempublicam commentarii,</title> ed. W. Kroll,
    2 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1899, 1901.
   <title>in Ti. = in Platonis Timaeum commentarii,</title> ed. E. Diehl, 3 vols.,
    Leipzig (T.) 1903, 1904, 1906.
   <title>Inst = Institutio Theologica,</title> ed. F. Dübner, in F. Creuzer &amp; G.
    Moser, <title>Plotinus,</title> pp. li-cxvii, Paris (D.) 1855.
   <title>Inst.Phys. = Institutio Physica,</title> ed. A. Ritzenfeld, Leipzig (T.)
    1912.
   <title>Par.Ptol. = Paraphrasis Ptolemaei Tetrabiblou,</title> ed. L. Allatius,
    Basel 1554 (cited by page).
   <title>Theol.Plat.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τῆς κατὰ Πλάτωνα θεολογίας,</foreign> ed. Aem. Portus,
    Hamburg 1618.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Procopius Caesariensis</hi> Historicus [Procop.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. Haury, Leipzig (T.) 1905-13.
    </item><item><title>Aed. = de Aedificiis</title>
    </item><item><title>Arc. = Historia Arcana</title>
    </item><item><title>Goth. = de Bello Gothico</title>
    </item><item><title>Pers. = de Bello Persico</title>
    </item><item><title>Vand. = de Bello Vandalico</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Procopius Gazaeus</hi> Rhetor [Procop.Gaz.] <date>v/vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. F. Boissonade, <title>Choricius,</title> Paris 1846, pp. 129-78.
   <title>Ecphr.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ἔκφρασις ὡρολογίου,</foreign> ed. H. Diels, <title>Abh. Berl. Akad.</title> 1917,
    No. 7 (cited by Boissonadeʼs page, given in margin).
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 533.
   <title>Pan. = Panegyricus in Anastasium,</title> ed. I. Bekker et B. G.
    Niebuhr, cum Dexippo et aliis, Bonn 1829 (cited by page); cf.
    C. Kemp, <title>Procopii Gazaei in Imp. Anastasium Panegyricus,</title>
    Bonn 1918.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Prodicus</hi> Philosophus [Prodic.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 267.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Promathidas</hi> Historicus [Promathid.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 201.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Protagoras</hi> Philosophus [Protag.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 219.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Protagoridas</hi> Historicus [Protagorid.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 484.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Proxenus</hi> Historicus [Proxen.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 461.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Psalms of Solomon</hi> [<title>Psalm.Solom.</title>] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. E. Ryle &amp; M. R. James, Cambridge 1891.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pseudo-Callisthenes</hi> Historicus [Ps.-Callisth.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>SRAM</title> p. 1 bis.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pseudo-Phocylidea</hi> [Ps.-Phoc.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 74.</item>
 <item>Note.—The spurious works of other authors cited with the
    prefix ‘Pseudo-ʼ will be found under the names of the several
    authors.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ptolemaeus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Ptol.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ptolemaeus</hi> Mathematicus [Ptol.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. L. Heiberg, Leipzig (T.) 1898-1907; works included in
      this edition are marked with an asterisk.
    </item><item><title>*Alm. = Almagest = Syntaxis Mathematica</title>
    </item><item><title>*Anal.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ἀναλήμματος</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Calend. = Calendarium,</title> ed. C. Wachsmuth, v. Lyd. <title>Ost.</title>
    </item><item><title>*Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Geog. = Geographia</title> (lib. i-iii, ed. C. Müller, C. T. Fischer, Paris
      1883-1901; ed. F. A. Nobbe, Leipzig 1843-5).
    </item><item><title>Harm. = Harmonica,</title> ed. J. Wallis, <title>Opera Mathematica</title> iii,
      Oxford 1699.
    </item><item><title>*Hyp.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Ὑποθέσεις</foreign>
    </item><item><title>*Inscr.Can. = Inscriptio Canobi</title>
    </item><item><title>Judic.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ κριτηρίου,</foreign> ed. J. Bullialdus, Paris 1663; ed.
      F. Hanow, Leipzig (Progr. Küstrin) 1870; cited by page
      of B., given in margin of H.
    </item><item><title>*Phas.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Φάσεις</foreign>
    </item><item><title>*Planisph. = Planisphaerium</title>
    </item><item><title>*Pseph.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ψηφοφορία</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Tetr. = Tetrabiblos,</title> ed. J. Camerarius, Nürnberg 1535, cited
      by page of reprint, Basel 1553 (with Lat. transl. by
      P. Melanchthon).
   Ps.-Ptol. <title>Centil. = Centiloquium</title> (<foreign lang="greek">καρπός</foreign>), post <title>Tetrabiblon</title> editum.
   Scholia in Ptolemaei Tetrabiblon, Basel 1559; v. Porphyrius.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ptolemaeus Ascalonita</hi> [Ptol.Ascal.]
   Ed. G. Heylbut, <title>Hermes</title> xxii (1887) p. 388.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ptolemaeus Chennos</hi> [Ptol.Chenn.] <date>c. 100 A.D.</date>
   Cited from sources; cf. A. Chatzis, <title>Der Philosoph und Grammatiker Ptolemaios Chennos,</title> Paderborn 1914.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ptolemaeus Euergetes II</hi> Historicus [Ptol.Euerg.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 186.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ptolemaeus Megalopolitanus</hi> Historicus [Ptol.Megalop.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 66.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pyrgio</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 486.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pythaenetus</hi> Historicus [Pythaen.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 487.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pythagoras</hi> Philosophus [Pythag.] <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 27, cf. p. 344.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pythagorae et Pythagoreorum Epistulae</hi> [Pythag. <title>Ep.</title>]
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 601. Cf. Melissa, Myia,
    Theano.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Pythocles</hi> Historicus [Pythocl.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 488.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Python</hi> Tragicus <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 810.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Quintilianus</hi> Rhetor Latinus [Quint.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. Bonnell, Leipzig (T.) 1884-9; ed. L. Radermacher,
      Leipzig (T.) 1907-.
    </item><item><title>Inst. = Institutio Oratoria</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Quintus Smyrnaeus</hi> Epicus [Q.S.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. A. Zimmermann, Leipzig (T.) 1891.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rhetores Graeci</hi> [Rh.]
   Ed. Ch. Walz, 9 vols., Stuttgart 1832-6.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rhetorius</hi> Astrologus [Rhetor.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   in <title>Cat. Cod. Astr.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rhianus</hi> Epicus [Rhian.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rhinthon</hi> Comicus [Rhinth.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 183.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rufinus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Rufin.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rufus</hi> Medicus [Ruf.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Daremberg &amp; C. E. Ruelle, Paris 1879.
    </item>
    <item><title>Anat.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">ἀνατομή</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Onom.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ ὀνομασίας</foreign>
    </item><item><title>Ren.Ves. = de renum et vesicae affectionibus</title>
    </item><item><title>Sat.Gon. = de satyriasmo et gonorrhoea</title>
    </item><item><title>Syn.Puls. = synopsis de pulsibus</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rufus</hi> Rhetor [Ruf.Rh.]
   Ed. C. Hammer, in L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> i2 (2), p. 399.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Rutilius Lupus</hi> Rhetor [Rutil.]
   Ed. C. Halm, <title>Rhetores Latini Minores,</title> Leipzig 1863, p. 3.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sabinus, Tullius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Tull.Sab.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sacerdos, Marius Plotius</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Sacerd.] <date>iii/iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vi p. 416.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sallustius</hi> Philosophus [Sallust.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 28.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Samus</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sannyrio</hi> Comicus [Sannyr.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p 793; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title> p. 83.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sappho</hi> Lyrica [Sapph.] <date>vii/vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. Th. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 82.
   <title>Supp.</title> = Papyrus fragments in E. Diehl, <title>Supp. Lyr.</title> 3 p. 29.
   
   <title>Oxy.</title> = Papyrus fragments in <title>POxy.,</title> cited by No. of Papyrus</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Satyrus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Satyr.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title> <date>iii B.C.</date></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Satyrus</hi> Historicus [Satyr.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 159.
   <title>Vit.Eur. = Vita Euripidis, POxy.</title> 1176.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Scamon</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 489.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Scholia</hi>
   See under several authors. <date>iii B.C.</date></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sciras</hi> Comicus
   Ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 190.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Scolia</hi> [<title>Scol.</title>]
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 643.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Scylax</hi> Geographus [Scyl.] <date>iv B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 15.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Scymnus</hi> Geographus [Scymn.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 196.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Scythinus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Scythin.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Scythinus Teius</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Scythin.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 169.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Secundus</hi> Gnomologus [Secund.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   <title>Sent. = Sententiae,</title> ed. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> i p. 512.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Seleucus</hi> Grammaticus et Historicus [Seleuc.]
   Cited from sources; cf. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 500.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Seleucus</hi> Lyricus [Seleuc.Lyr.]
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 176.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Semonides</hi> Iambographus [Semon.] <date>vii/vi B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 441 (ubi perperam ‘Simonidesʼ).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Semus</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 492.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Seneca, L. Annaeus</hi> <date>i A.D.</date>
   <title>QN = Quaestiones Naturales,</title> ed. A. Gercke, Leipzig (T.) 1907.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Serapio</hi> Astrologus <date>ii/i B.C. (?)</date>
   in <title>Cat. Cod. Astr.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Serapio</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Serapio</hi> Tragicus
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 831.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Serenus</hi> Geometra [Seren.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   <title>Opuscula,</title> ed. J. L. Heiberg, Leipzig (T.) 1896.
    </item><item><title>Sect.Con. = Sectio Coni</title>
    </item><item><title>Sect.Cyl. = Sectio Cylindri</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Serenus</hi> Gnomologus [Seren.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Servius</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Serv.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   <title>In Vergilii carmina commentarii,</title> ed. G. Thilo &amp; H Hagen,
    Leipzig 1878-1902.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Severus</hi> Medicus [Sever.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   <title>Clyst. = de Clysteribus,</title> ed F. R. Dietz, Königsberg 1836.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Severus</hi> Philosophus [Sever.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Apud Eusebium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sextus</hi> Pythagoreus [Sext.]
   <title>Sent. = Sententiae,</title> ed. A. Elter, Bonn 1891-2.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sextus Empiricus</hi> Philosophus [S.E.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Mutschmann, Leipzig (T.) 1912-; ed. I. Bekker, Berlin
      1842.
    </item><item><title>M. = adversus Mathematicos</title>
    </item><item><title>P.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">Πυρρώνειοι ὑποτυπώσεις</foreign></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Silenus</hi> Historicus [Silen.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 100.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Simmias</hi> (vel <hi rend="bold">Simias</hi>) Elegiacus [Simm.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 109.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Simon Atheniensis</hi>
   <title>Eq. = de forma et delectu equorum,</title> ed. F. Ruehl, <title>Xenophontis Scripta Minora</title> p. 193, Leipzig (T.) 1912.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Simonides</hi> Lyricus [Simon.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 382.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Simplicius</hi> Philosophus [Simp.]
   <title>in Cael. = in Aristotelis de Caelo commentaria,</title> ed. J. L. Heiberg
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> vii), Berlin 1894.
   <title>in Cat. = in Aristotelis Categorias commentarium,</title> ed. C. Kalbfleisch
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> viii), Berlin 1907.
   <title>in de An. = in libros Aristotelis de Anima commentaria,</title> ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xi), Berlin 1882.
   <title>in Epict. = in Epictetum commentaria,</title> ed. F. Dübner (post Theophrasti Characteras), Paris (D.) 1840.
   <title>in Ph. = in Aristotelis Physica commentaria,</title> ed. H. Diels (<title>Comm.
    in Arist. Graeca</title> ix and x), Berlin 1882-95.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Simylus</hi> Comicus [Simyl.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title> CAF ii p. 444.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Socrates Argivus</hi> Historicus [Socr.Arg.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 496.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Socrates Cous</hi> Historicus [Socr.Cous]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 499.&lt;</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Socrates Rhodius</hi> Historicus [Socr.Rhod.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 326.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Socratis et Socraticorum Epistulae</hi> [Socr.] <date>(v/iv B.C.)</date>
   <title>Ep.</title> Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 609.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Solinus</hi> Geographus Latinus [Solin.] <date>? iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. Mommsen, Berlin 1895 (added from Supp.)</item>
<item><hi rend="bold">Solon</hi> Lyricus [Sol.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 34: new fragments cited apud Arist. <title>Ath.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sopater</hi> Comicus [Sopat.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 192.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sopater</hi> Gnomologus [Sopat.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Apud Phot. <title>Bibl.</title> cod. 161.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sopater</hi> Rhetor [Sopat.Rh.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. Ch. Walz, <title>Rhetores Graeci</title> (Stuttgart 1832-6) iv, v p. 1, viii p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sophilus</hi> Comicus [Sophil.] <date>iv B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 444.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sophocles</hi> Tragicus [S.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Tragoediae, ed. A. C. Pearson, Oxford (OCT).
    </item><item><title>Aj. = Ajax</title>
    </item><item><title>Ant. = Antigone</title>
    </item><item><title>El. = Electra</title>
    </item><item><title>Eleg. = Elegiae,</title> ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 243.
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. A. C. Pearson, Cambridge 1917.
    </item><item><title>OC = Oedipus Coloneus</title>
    </item><item><title>OT = Oedipus Tyrannus</title>
    </item><item><title>Ph. = Philoctetes</title>
    </item><item><title>Tr. = Trachiniae</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sophonias</hi> Philosophus [Sophon] <date>xiv A.D.</date>
   <title>in de An. = in libros Aristotelis de Anima paraphrasis,</title> ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist, Graeca</title> xxiii <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1883.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sophron</hi> Comicus [Sophr.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> i p. 152; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp.
    Com.</title> p. 125.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Soranus</hi> Medicus [Sor.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. V. Rose, Leipzig (T.) 1882.
   <title>Fasc. = de fasciis,</title> ed. R. Charterius. <title>Opera Hippocratis et Galeni,</title>
    vol. xii, p. 505, Paris 1679 (cited by vol. and p.).
   <title>Fract. = de signis fracturarum,</title> ed. J. L. Ideler, <title>Physici et Medici
    Graeci Minores</title> i p. 248, Berlin 1841.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sosibius</hi> Historicus [Sosib.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 625.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sosicrates</hi> Comicus [Sosicr.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p 391.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sosicrates</hi> Historicus [Sosicr.Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 500.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sosicrates Rhodius</hi> Historicus [Sosicr.Rhod.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 501.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sosipater</hi> Comicus [Sosip.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 314.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sosiphanes</hi> Tragicus [Sosiph.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 819.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sositheus</hi> Tragicus [Sosith.]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 821.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sostratus</hi> Historicus [Sostrat.]
   Ed C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 504; ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> i p. 186.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sosylus</hi> Historicus [Sosyl.] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Bilabel, <title>Die kleineren Historikerfragmente auf Papyrus,</title>
    Bonn 1923, p. 29.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sotades</hi> Comicus [Sotad.Com.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 447; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
   p. 83.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sotades</hi> Lyricus [Sotad.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 238.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sotion</hi> Paradoxographus <date>i/ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. A. Westermann, <foreign lang="greek">Παραδοξογράφοι,</foreign> Brunswick-London 1839,
   p. 183 (cited by page).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Speusippus</hi> Philosophus [Speus.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Cited from sources; cf. F. W. A. Mullach, <title>FPG</title> iii p. 75.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sphaerus</hi> Historicus [Sphaer.Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 20.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sphaerus</hi> Stoicus [Sphaer.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 139.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stadiasmus</hi> sive <hi rend="bold">Periplus Maris Magni</hi> [<title>Stad.</title>] i B.C./i A.D.
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> i p. 427.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Staphylus</hi> Historicus [Staphyl.]
   Ed. C Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 505.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Statyllius Flaccus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Stat.Flacc.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Idem qui Bianor, q.v.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stephanus</hi> Comicus [Steph.Com.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 360.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stephanus</hi> Medicus [Steph.] <date>vii A.D.</date>
   <title>in Gal., in Hp. = in Galenum, in Hippocratem,</title> ed. F. R. Dietz,
    Königsberg 1834.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stephanus</hi> Philosophus [Steph.] <date>vii A.D.</date>
   <title>in Int. = in librum Aristotelis de Interpretatione commentarium,</title>
    ed. M. Hayduck (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xviii <title>pars</title> iii), Berlin
    1885.
   <title>in Rh. = in Artem Rhetoricam commentaria,</title> ed. H. Rabe (<title>Comm.
    in Arist. Graeca</title> xxi <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1896.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stephanus Byzantius</hi> [St.Byz.] <date>v A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. A. Meineke, vol. i (all published), Berlin 1849.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stesichorus</hi> Lyricus [Stesich.] <date>vii/vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 205.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stesimbrotus</hi> Historicus [Stesimbr.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. C Müller, <title>FHG</title> ii p. 52.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sthenidas</hi> Philosophus [Sthenid.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stobaeus, Joannes</hi> [Stob.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. C. Wachsmuth &amp; O. Hense, 5 vols., Berlin 1884-1912.
   
   <title>App. = Appendix</title> to the ed. of T. Gaisford, vol. iv, Oxford 1822.
   Scholia, ed. A. H. L. Heeren, <title>Stobaeus,</title> Göttingen 1792-1801.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta</hi> [<title>Stoic.</title>]
   Ed. H. von Arnim, Leipzig 1903 (cited by vol. and page).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Strabo</hi> Geographus [Str.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Ed. G. Kramer, Berlin 1844-52.
   <title>Chr. = Chrestomathiae</title> (cited by bk, and section as given in
    C. Müller, <title>GGM</title> ii p. 529).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Strato</hi> Comicus [Strato Com.] <date>iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 361.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Strato</hi> Epigrammaticus [Strat.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Strattis</hi> Comicus [Stratt.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 711; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 84.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Suetonius</hi> Grammaticus et Historicus Latinus [Suet.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. M. Ihm, Leipzig (T.) 1908.
   <foreign lang="greek">περὶ βλασφημιῶν,</foreign> ed. E. Miller, <title>Mélanges de littérature grecque,</title>
    Paris 1868, p. 413.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Suidas</hi> Lexicographus [Suid.] <date>x A.D.</date>
   Ed. G. Bernhardy, Halle 1853.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Sulpicius Maximus</hi> Epicus [Sulp.Max.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   <title>IG</title> 14. 2012.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Susario</hi> Comicus [Sus.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 3.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Symmachus</hi> Interpres Veteris Testamenti [Sm.] <date>ii/iii A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Field, <title>Origenis Hexapla,</title> Oxford 1875.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Synesius</hi> Alchemista [Syn.Alch.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. M. Berthelot, <title>Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs,</title> Paris
    1888, p. 75.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Syrianus</hi> Philosophus et Rhetor [Syrian.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   <title>in Hermog. = in Hermogenem commentaria,</title> ed. H. Rabe, Leipzig
   (T.) 1892-3.
   <title>in Metaph. = in Metaphysica commentaria,</title> ed. W. Kroll (<title>Comm. in
   Arist. Graeca</title> vi <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1902.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Teleclides</hi> Comicus [Telecl.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 209; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
   p. 86.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Teles</hi> Philosophus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. O. Hense2, Tübingen 1909.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Telesilla</hi> Lyrica [Telesill.] <date>vi/v B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 380.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Telestes</hi> Lyricus [Telest.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk. <title>PLG</title> iii p. 627.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Terentianus Maurus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Ter.Maur.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil. <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vol. vi p. 313.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Terentius Scaurus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Ter.Scaur.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vii p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Terpander</hi> Lyricus [Terp.] <date>vii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 7.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Teucer Babylonius</hi> Astrologus <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. F. Boll, <title>Sphaera,</title> Leipzig 1903, pp. 6, 31.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Teucer Cyzicenus</hi> Historicus
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 508.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thales</hi> Philosophus [Thal.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 1; <title>fragmentum lyricum,</title> ed. T. Bergk,
    </item><item><title>PLG</title> iii p. 200.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thallus, Antonius</hi> Epigrammaticus <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theaetetus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Theaet.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theagenes</hi> Historicus [Theagen.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 509.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theages</hi> Philosophus [Theag.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theano</hi>
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> v. Pythagorae et Pythagoreorum Epistulae.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thebaïs</hi>
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 112.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Themiso</hi> Historicus [Themiso Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 511.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Themiso</hi> Medicus <date>i B.C.</date>
  Apud Galenum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Themistius</hi> Sophista [Them.] <date>iv A.D.</date>
   <title>in APo. = Aristotelis Analyticorum Posteriorum paraphrasis,</title> ed.
    M. Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> v <title>pars</title> i), Berlin 1900.
   <title>in APr. = in Aristotelis Analyticorum Priorum librum I paraphrasis,</title> ed. M. Wallies (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> xxiii <title>pars</title> iii),
    Berlin 1884.
   <title>in de An. = inlibros Aristotelis de Anima paraphrasis,</title> ed. R. Heinze
    (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> v <title>pars</title> iii), Berlin 1899.
   <title>in Ph. = in Aristotelis Physica paraphrasis,</title> ed. H. Schenkl (<title>Comm.
    in Arist. Graeca</title> v <title>pars</title> ii), Berlin 1900.
   <title>in PN = Themistii (Sophoniae) in Parva Naturalia commentarium,</title>
    ed. P. Wendland (<title>Comm. in Arist. Graeca</title> v <title>pars</title> vi), Berlin
    1903.
   <title>Or. = Orationes,</title> ed. W. Dindorf, Leipzig 1832; cited by page
    of Hardouin.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Themistocles</hi> Epistolographus [Themist.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   <title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 741.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theocles</hi> Lyricus [Theocl.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 173.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theocritus</hi> Poeta Bucolicus [Theoc.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. U. von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff2, <title>Bucolici Graeci,</title> Oxford
      (OCT).
    </item><item><title>Beren. = Coma Berenices</title>
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epigrammata</title>
   Scholia, ed. C. Wendel, Leipzig (T.) 1914.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theodectes</hi> Tragicus [Theodect.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 801.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theodoridas</hi> Epigrammaticus [Theodorid.] <date>iii B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theodorus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Theod.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theodosius Alexandrinus</hi> Grammaticus [Theodos.] <date>iv A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Can. = Canones,</title> ed. A. Hilgard, in <title>Grammatici Graeci, pars</title> iv,
    vol. i, Leipzig 1889.
   Spuria. ed. C. W. Göttling, Leipzig 1822. [Theodos.Gr.]</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theodotion</hi> Interpres Veteris Testamenti [Thd.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   F. Field, <title>Origenis Hexapla,</title> Oxford 1875.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theognetus</hi> Comicus [Theognet.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 364.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theognis</hi> Elegiacus [Thgn.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 117.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theognis</hi> Tragicus [Thgn.Trag.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 769.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theognis Rhodius</hi> Historicus [Thgn.Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 514.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theognostus</hi> Grammaticus [Theognost.] <date>ix A.D.</date>
   <title>Can. = Canones,</title> ed. J. A. Cramer, <title>An. Ox.,</title> vol. ii.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theologumena Arithmeticae</hi> [<title>Theol.Ar.</title>]
   [Iamblichus], <title>Theologumena Arithmeticae,</title> ed. V. de Falco,
     Leipzig (T.) 1922; cited by Astʼs pages (in margin).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theolytus</hi> Epicus [Theolyt.]
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 9.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theon</hi> Epigrammaticus
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theon</hi> Rhetor <date>i/ii A.D. (?)</date>
   <title>Prog. = Progymnasmata,</title> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> ii p. 59.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theon Gymnasiarcha</hi> Medicus [Theon Gymn.]
   Apud Galenum</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theon Smyrnaeus</hi> Philosophus [Theo Sm.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. Hiller, Leipzig (T.) 1878.
   <title>in Ptol. = in Ptolemaeum,</title> ed. Halma, <title>Oeuvres de Ptolémée,</title> tom.
    v, Paris 1821.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theophanes</hi> Epigrammaticus [Theoph.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theophilus</hi> Comicus [Theophil.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 473.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theophrastus</hi> Philosophus [Thphr.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Wimmer, Leipzig (T.) 1854-62; <title>HP, Od., Sign.,</title> ed. Sir
      Arthur Hort, London and New York (Loeb) 1916.
    </item><item><title>CP = de Causis Plantarum</title>
    </item><item><title>Char. = Characteres,</title> ed. H. Diels, Oxford (OCT).
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>HP = Historia Plantarum</title>
    </item><item><title>Ign. = de Igne</title>
    </item><item><title>Lap. = de Lapidibus</title>
    </item><item><title>Lass. = de Lassitudine</title>
    </item><item><title>Metaph. = Metaphysica,</title> ed. H. Usener, Bonn 1890.
    </item><item><title>Od. = de Odoribus</title>
    </item><item><title>Sens. = de Sensu</title>
    </item><item><title>Sign. = de Signis Tempestatum</title>
    </item><item><title>Sud. = de Sudore</title>
    </item><item><title>Vent. = de Ventis</title>
    </item><item><title>Vert. = de Vertigine</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theopompus</hi> Comicus [Theopomp.Com.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> i p. 733; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 86.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theopompus</hi> Historicus [Theopomp.Hist.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. B. P. Grenfell &amp; A. S. Hunt, v. <title>Hellenica Oxyrhynchia.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Theopompus Colophonius</hi> Epicus [Theopomp.Coloph.]
   Ed. J. U. Powell, <title>Coll. Alex.</title> p. 28.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thespis</hi> Tragicus <date>vi/v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 832.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thomas</hi> Epigrammaticus [Thom.] <date>vi A.D.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thomas Magister</hi> Grammaticus [Thom.Mag.] <date>xiii/xiv A.D.</date>
   Ed. F. Ritschl, Halle 1832.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thrasymachus</hi> [Thrasym.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> ii p. 276.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thucydides</hi> Historicus [Th.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Stuart Jones, Oxford (OCT).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thugenides</hi> Comicus [Thugen.]
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 377; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 87.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thyillus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Thyill.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Thymocles</hi> Epigrammaticus [Thymocl.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tiberius</hi> Rhetor [Tib.]
   <title>Fig. = de Figuris,</title> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 59.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tiberius Illustrius</hi> Epigrammaticus [Tib.Ill.] <date>i A.D. (?)</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timaeus</hi> Grammaticus [Tim.]
   <title>Lex. = Lexicon Platonicum,</title> ed. C. F. Hermann, <title>Platonis Dialogi,</title>
    vol. vi, Leipzig (T.) 1892.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timaeus</hi> Historicus [Timae.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> i p. 193, iv pp. 625, 640.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timaeus Locrus</hi> Philosophus [Ti.Locr.]
   Ed. C. F. Hermann, post Platonis Timaeum, Leipzig (T.) 1852.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timagenes</hi> Historicus [Timag.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iii p. 317.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timo Phliasius</hi> Poeta Philosophus <date>iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 173.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timocles</hi> Comicus [Timocl.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 451; suppl. J. Demiańczuk, <title>Supp. Com.</title>
    p. 88.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timocreon</hi> Lyricus [Timocr.] <date>v. B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> iii p. 536.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timostratus</hi> Comicus [Timostr.] <date>ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 355.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timotheus</hi> Comicus [Tim.Com.] <date>iv/iii B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 450.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timotheus</hi> Lyricus [Tim.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. U. von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff, Leipzig 1903.
    </item><item><title>Fr. = Fragmenta</title>
    </item><item><title>Pers. = Persae</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Timotheus Gazaeus</hi> Philosophus [Tim.Gaz.]
   v. Aristophanes Byzantinus, Philosophus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Titanomachia</hi> [Titanomach.]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera</title> v, Oxford (OCT), p. 110.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tragica Adespota</hi> [<title>Trag.Adesp.</title>]
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 837.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Trophilus</hi> [Trophil.]
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tryphiodorus</hi> Epicus [Tryph.]
   Ed. W. Weinberger, v. Coluthus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Trypho</hi> Grammaticus <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>Fr. = Fragmenta,</title> ed. A. von Velsen, Berlin 1853.
   <title>Pass.</title> = Excerpta <foreign lang="greek">περὶ παθῶν,</foreign> ed. R. Schneider, Progr. Gymn.
    Duisburg, Leipzig 1895.
   <title>Trop.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ τρόπων,</foreign> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet</title> iii p. 189.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tullius Flaccus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Tull.Flacc.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tullius Geminus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Tull.Gem.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tullius Laurea</hi> Epigrammaticus. [Tull.Laur.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tullius Sabinus,</hi> v. Sabinus.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tymnes</hi> Epigrammaticus [Tymn.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tyrtaeus</hi> Elegiacus [Tyrt.] <date>vii B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Bergk, <title>PLG</title> ii p. 8.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Tzetzes, Joannes</hi> Grammaticus [Tz.] <date>xii A.D.</date>
   ad Hes. <title>Op.</title> = ad Hesiodi <title>Opera et Dies,</title> ed. T. Gaisford, <title>Poetae
    Graeci Minores,</title> vol. iii.
   ad Lyc. = ad Lycophronem, ed. E. Scheer, v. Lycophron.
   <title>Diff. Poet.</title> = <foreign lang="greek">περὶ διαφορᾶς ποιητῶν,</foreign> ed. G. Kaibel, <title>CGF</title> p. 34.
   <title>H. = Historiarum variarum chiliades,</title> ed. T. Kiessling, Leipzig 1826.
   <title>Proll.Com. = Prolegomena de Comoedia Graeca,</title> ed. G. Kaibel,
    </item><item><title>CGF</title> p. 17.
   <title>Trag.Poes. = De Tragica Poesi,</title> ed. G. Kaibel, op. cit., p. 43.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Ulpianus</hi> Grammaticus [Ulp.] <date>iii A.D.</date>
   <title>Commentary on Demosthenes,</title> ed. H. Wolf, Basel 1572.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Uranius</hi> Historicus [Uran.] <date>i B.C. (?)</date>
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 523.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Varro, M. Terentius</hi> Historicus et Grammaticus Latinus <date>i B.C.</date>
   <title>LL = de Lingua Latina,</title> ed. G. Goetz &amp; F. Schoell, Leipzig 1910.
   
   <title>RR = Res Rusticae,</title> ed. G. Goetz, Leipzig (T.) 1912.
   <title>Sat.Men. = Saturae Menippeae,</title> ed. F. Buecheler, post Petronium
    (q.v.)</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Velius Longus</hi> Grammaticus Latinus [Vel.Long.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. H. Keil, <title>Gramm. Lat.</title> vii p. 37.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Vettius Valens</hi> Astrologus [Vett.Val.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. W. Kroll, Berlin 1908 (cited by page and line).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Vetus Testamentum Graece redditum</hi> [LXX]
    Ed. H. B. Swete, ed. 3, Cambridge 1901.
   A. Versiones ab Origene collectae
    Ed. F. Field, <title>Origenis Hexapla,</title> Oxford 1875.
      Al. = <foreign lang="greek">ἄλλοι</foreign>
      Aq. = Aquila (q. v.)
      Heb. = <foreign lang="greek">Ἑβραῖος</foreign>
      Quint. = Quinta
      Sext. = Sexta
      Sm. = Symmachus (q.v.)
      Thd. = Theodotion (q.v.)
   B. Libri singuli his siglis notantur:—
      </item><item><title>Am. = Amos</title>
      </item><item><title>Ba. = Baruch</title>
      </item><item><title>Bel</title>
      </item><item><title>Ca. = Canticles</title> 
      </item><item><title>1 Ch.</title> = 1 <title>Chronicles</title>
      </item><item><title>2 Ch.</title> = 2 <title>Chronicles</title>
      </item><item><title>Da. = Daniel</title>
      </item><item><title>De. = Deuteronomy</title>
      </item><item><title>Ec. = Ecclesiastes</title>
      </item><item><title>Ep.Je. = Epistle of Jeremiah</title>
      </item><item><title>Es. = Esther</title>
      </item><item><title>1 Es.</title> = 1 <title>Esdras</title>
      </item><item><title>2 Es.</title> = 2 <title>Esdras</title>
      </item><item><title>Ex. = Exodus</title>
      </item><item><title>Ez. = Ezekiel</title>
      </item><item><title>Ge. = Genesis</title>
      </item><item><title>Hb. = Habakkuk</title>
      </item><item><title>Hg. = Haggai</title>
      </item><item><title>Ho. = Hosea</title>
      </item><item><title>Is. = Isaiah</title>
      </item><item><title>Jb. = Job</title>
      </item><item><title>Jd. = Judges</title>
      </item><item><title>Je = Jeremiah</title>
      </item><item><title>Jl. = Joel</title>
      </item><item><title>Jn. = Jonah</title>
      </item><item><title>Jo. = Joshua</title>
      </item><item><title>Ju. = Judith</title>
      </item><item><title>1 Ki.</title> = 1 <title>Kings</title>
      </item><item><title>2 Ki.</title> = 2 <title>Kings</title>
      </item><item><title>3 Ki.</title> = 3 <title>Kings</title>
      </item><item><title>4 Ki.</title> = 4 <title>Kings</title>
      </item><item><title>La. = Lamentations</title>
      </item><item><title>Le. = Leviticus</title>
      </item><item><title>Ma. = Malachi</title>
      </item><item><title>1 Ma.</title> = 1 <title>Maccabees</title>
      </item><item><title>2 Ma.</title> = 2 <title>Maccabees</title>
      </item><item><title>3 Ma.</title> = 3 <title>Maccabees</title>
      </item><item><title>4 Ma.</title> = 4 <title>Maccabees</title>
      </item><item><title>Mi. = Micah</title>
      </item><item><title>Na. = Nahum</title>
      </item><item><title>Ne. = Nehemian</title>
      </item><item><title>Nu. = Numbers</title>
      </item><item><title>Ob. = Obadiah</title>
      </item><item><title>Pr. = Proverbs</title>
      </item><item><title>Prec.Man. = Prayer of Manasses</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Vetus Testamentum</hi> <title>(continued)</title>
      </item><item><title>Ps. = Psalms</title>
      </item><item><title>Ru. = Ruth</title>
      </item><item><title>Si. = Ecclesiasticus (Siracides)</title>
      </item><item><title>Su. = Susanna</title>
      </item><item><title>To. = Tobit</title>
      </item><item><title>Wi. = Wisdom of Solomon</title>
      </item><item><title>Za. = Zechariah</title>
      </item><item><title>Ze. = Zephaniah</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Vita Philonidis Epicurei</hi> [<title>Vit.Philonid.</title>]
   = <title>PHerc.</title> 1044, ed. W. Crönert, <title>Berl. Sitzb.</title> xli (1900); cited by
    page of offprint (942-959 = 1-18).</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Vitae Homeri</hi> [<title>Vit.Hom.</title>]
   Ed. T. W. Allen, <title>Homeri Opera,</title> Oxford (OCT), v p. 245.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Vitruvius</hi> Scriptor de Architectura Latinus [Vitr.] <date>i B.C.</date>
   Ed. F. Krohn, Leipzig (T.) 1912.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xanthus</hi> Historicus [Xanth.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. C. Müller <title>FHG</title> i p. 36, iv pp. 623, 628.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xenagoras</hi> Historicus [Xenag.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 526.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xenarchus</hi> Comicus [Xenarch.] <date>iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> ii p. 467.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xeno</hi> Comicus
   Ed. T. Kock, <title>CAF</title> iii p. 390.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xenocles</hi> Tragicus [Xenocl.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. A. Nauck, <title>TGF</title> p. 770.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xenocrates</hi> Medicus (apud Oribasium) [Xenocr.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Ed. J. L. Ideler, <title>Physici et Medici Graeci Minores</title> i p. 121, Berlin
    1841.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xenophanes</hi> Poeta Philosophus [Xenoph.] <date>vi B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>PPF</title> p. 20.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xenophon</hi> Historicus [X.] <date>v/iv B.C.</date>
   Ed. E. C. Marchant, Oxford (OCT).
    </item><item><title>Ages. = Agesilaus</title>
    </item><item><title>An. = Anabasis</title>
    </item><item><title>Ap. = Apologia Socratis</title>
    </item><item><title>Ath. = Respublica Atheniensium</title>
    </item><item><title>Cyn. = Cynegeticus</title>
    </item><item><title>Cyr. = Institutio Cyri (Cyropaedia)</title>
    </item><item><title>Ep. = Epistulae,</title> ed. R. Hercher, <title>Epistolographi,</title> p. 788.
    </item><item><title>Eq. = de Equitandi ratione</title>
    </item><item><title>Eq.Mag. = de Equitum magistro</title>
    </item><item><title>HG = Historia Graeca (Hellenica)</title>
    </item><item><title>Hier. = Hiero</title>
    </item><item><title>Lac. = Respublica Lacedaemoniorum</title>
    </item><item><title>Mem. = Memorabilia</title>
    </item><item><title>Oec. = Oeconomicus</title>
    </item><item><title>Smp. = Symposium</title>
    </item><item><title>Vect. = de Vectigalibus</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Xenophon Ephesius</hi> Scriptor Eroticus [X.Eph.] <date>ii A.D. (?)</date>
   Ed. R. Hercher, <title>Erotici</title> i p. 327.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zaleucus</hi> [Zaleuc.] <date>(vii B.C.)</date>
   Apud Stobaeum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zelotus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Zelot.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zeno Citieus</hi> Stoicus [Zeno<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> i p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zeno Eleaticus</hi> Philosophus [Zeno Eleat.] <date>v B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. Diels, <title>Vorsokr.</title> i p. 165.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zeno Tarsensis</hi> Stoicus [Zeno Tars.<title>Stoic.</title>] <date>iii/ii B.C.</date>
   Ed. H. von Arnim, <title>SVF</title> iii p. 209.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zenobius</hi> Paroemiographus [Zen.] <date>ii A.D.</date>
   Ed. E. L. von Leutsch &amp; F. G. Schneidewin, <title>Paroemiographi</title> i p. 1.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zenodotus</hi> Grammaticus [Zenod.] <date>iv/iii B.C.</date>
   Apud Scholia in Homerum.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zonaeus</hi> Rhetor [Zonae.]
   <title>Fig. = de Figuris,</title> ed. L. Spengel, <title>Rhet.</title> iii p. 161.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zonaras</hi> Lexicographus [Zonar.]
   Ed. J. A. H. Tittmann, Leipzig 1808.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zonas</hi> Epigrammaticus [Zon.] <date>i B.C./i A.D.</date>
   Idem qui et Diodorus Sardianus, q. v.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zopyrus</hi> Historicus [Zopyr.Hist.]
   Ed. C. Müller, <title>FHG</title> iv p. 531.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zopyrus</hi> Medicus [Zopyr.] <date>i A.D.</date>
   Apud Oribasium.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zosimus</hi> Alchemista [Zos.Alch.] <date>iii/iv A.D.</date>
   Ed. M. Berthelot, <title>Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs,</title> Paris
    1888, p. 107.</item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zosimus</hi> Epigrammaticus [Zos.]
   v. <title>Anthologia Graeca.</title></item>
 <item><hi rend="bold">Zosimus</hi> Historicus [Zos.] <date>v A.D.</date>
   Ed. L. Mendelssohn, Leipzig 1887.
 </item>
 </list></p></div1>

<div1 n="2" type="section" org="uniform" sample="complete">
  <head>II. Epigraphical Publications</head>
<p><list type="simple">
 <item><title>Anatolian Studies = Anatolian Studies presented to Sir W. M.
   Ramsay,</title> Manchester 1923.</item>
 <item>Arangio-Ruiz et Olivieri <title>Inscr. Gr.</title> = V. Arangio-Ruiz et A.
   Olivieri, <title>Inscriptiones Graecae Siciliae et infimae Italiae ad ius
   pertinentes,</title> Milan 1925.</item>
 <item><title>BMus.Inscr. = Ancient Greek Inscriptions in the British Museum,</title>
   Oxford 1874-1916.</item>
 <item>Baillet <title>Inscr. des tombeaux des rois</title> = J. Baillet, <title>Inscriptions grecques
   et latines des tombeaux des rois à Thèbes,</title> Le Caire 1920-23.</item>
 <item>Benndorf-Niemann <title>Reisen in Lykien</title> = O. Benndorf &amp; G. Niemann,
   
   <title>Reisen in Lykien und Karien,</title> Vienna 1884.</item>
 <item><title>Buckler Anat. Studies = Anatolian Studies presented to W. H.
   Buckler,</title> ed. W. M. Calder &amp; J. Keil, Manchester 1939.</item>
 <item><title>CIG</title> = A. Boeckh, <title>Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum,</title> Berlin 1828-77.</item>
 <item><title>CIJud. = Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaicarum,</title> ed. J.-B. Frey: vol. i
   (Europe), Rome 1936.</item>
 <item><title>CIL = Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum,</title> Berlin 1862-.</item>
 <item><title>Chron.Lind. = Chronicle of Lindos,</title> ed. Chr. Blinkenberg, <title>Die Lindische Tempelchronik,</title> Bonn 1915; ed. F. Jacoby, <title>FGrH</title> ii p. 1005.</item>
 <item><title>Corinth = Corinth, results of excavations conducted by the American
   School of Classical Studies at Athens,</title> Cambridge, Massachusetts
   1929-; vol. viii Part i, <title>Greek Inscriptions,</title> ed. B. D. Meritt, 1931.</item>
 <item>Cumont <title>Fouilles de Doura-Europos</title> = F. Cumont, <title>Fouilles de Doura-Europos</title> (1922-3), Paris 1926.</item>
 <item>Dain <title>Inscr. du Louvre</title> = A. Dain, <title>Inscriptions grecques du musée du
   Louvre: Les textes inédits,</title> Paris 1933.</item>
 <item><title>Delph.</title> 3(1),(2), . . = <title>Fouilles de Delphes,</title> tome iii: <title>Épigraphie.</title> Paris
   1909-. (École française dʼAthènes.)</item>
 <item>Demitsas <foreign lang="greek">Μακεδ.</foreign> = M. G. Demitsas, <foreign lang="greek">Ἡ Μακεδονία κτλ.,</foreign> vol. i (all
   published), Athens 1896.</item>
 <item>Dessau <title>ILS</title> = H. Dessau, <title>Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae,</title> Berlin
   1892-1916.</item>
 <item><title>Dura1</title></item>
 <item><title>Dura2</title></item>
 <item><title>Dura3</title></item>
 <item><title>Dura4</title></item>
 <item><title>Dura5</title></item>
 <item><title>Dura6 = The Excavations at Dura-Europos. Preliminary
   Report of First (Second . . . ) Season of Work,</title> ed. P. V. C. Bauer,
   M. I. Rostovtzeff, A. R. Bellinger, and others, Yale University
   Press 1929-.</item>
 <item>Durrbach <title>Choix dʼinscrr. de Délos</title> = F. Durrbach, <title>Choix dʼinscriptions de Délos,</title> Paris 1921.</item>
 <item><title>Edict.Diocl. = Edictum Diocletiani,</title> ed. T. Mommsen &amp; H. Blümner,
   
   <title>Der Maximaltarif des Diocletian,</title> Berlin 1893; suppl. <title>CIL</title> iii
   pp. 1926 ff., 2208 ff., 232857 ff.: cited where possible by Mommsenʼs chaps. &amp; lines, recently found portions by place of discovery (<title>Aeg.</title> = Aegira; <title>Clit.</title> = Clitor; <title>Delph.</title> = Delphi; <title>Troez.</title>
   = Troezen); <title>Geronthr. = IG</title> 5(1)1115; <title>Gyth.</title> = 5(1)1148.</item>
 <item><title>Eph.Epigr. = Ephemeris Epigraphica, Corporis Inscriptionum Latinarum Supplementum,</title> Berlin 1872-.</item>
 <item><title>Ephes.</title> 2,3, . . = <title>Forschungen in Ephesos, veröffentlicht vom Oesterreichischen Archaeologischen Institute</title> . . Bde. 2, 3, Vienna 1912, 1923;
   4(1), 1932; 4(2), Baden bei Wien 1937.</item>
 <item><title>Epigr.Gr.</title> = G. Kaibel, <title>Epigrammata Graeca ex lapidibus conlecta,</title>
   Berlin 1878.</item>
 <item><title>Foed.Delph.Pell. = Foedus inter Delphos et Pellanenses,</title> ed. B.
   Haussoullier, <title>Traité entre Delphes et Pellana,</title> Paris 1917;
   <title>Schwyzer</title> (q.v.) No. 3282.</item>
 <item><title>GDI = Sammlung der griechischen Dialekt-Inschriften,</title> ed. H. Collitz
   et alii, Göttingen 1884-1915.</item>
 <item><title>Gerasa = Gerasa, City of the Decapolis,</title> ed. C. H. Kraeling, New
   Haven, Connecticut, 1938.</item>
 <item>Haussoullier <title>Milet</title> = B. Haussoullier, <title>Études sur lʼhistoire de Milet
   et du Didymeion,</title> Paris 1902.</item>
 <item>Heuzey-Daumet <title>Mission Arch. de Macédoine</title> = L. Heuzey et H.
   Daumet, <title>Mission Archéologique de Macédoine,</title> Paris 1876.</item>
 <item><title>Histria</title> = V. Párvan, <title>Histria,</title> Part iv, Bucarest 1916; Part vii,
   Bucarest 1923.</item>
 <item><title>IG = Inscriptiones Graecae.</title>
    vol. i = <title>Inscriptiones Atticae anno Euclidis vetustiores,</title> ed.
      A. Kirchhoff, 1873: <title>Supplementa, indices</title> 1877, 1887, 1891
      [ = <title>Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum,</title> vol. i <title>et</title> vol. iv <title>pars</title> i
      fasc. i-iii].
    </item><item><title>IG</title> 12 = <title>IG</title> vol. i ed. minor, ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1924.
    vol. ii = <title>Inscriptiones Atticae aetatis quae est inter Euclidis annum
      et Augusti tempora,</title> ed. U. Koehler [5 parts, 1877, 1883,
      1888, 1893 (<title>indices</title> by J. Kirchner), 1895 (<title>supplementa) =
      Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum,</title> vol. ii <title>partes</title> i-iv et vol. iv
      </item><item><title>pars</title> ii].
    vol. iii = <title>Inscriptiones Atticae aetatis Romanae,</title> ed W. Dittenberger, <title>pars</title> i 1878, <title>pars</title> ii 1882, <title>pars</title> iii (v. <title>Tab. Defix.</title>) 
      1897 [ = <title>Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum,</title> vol. iii <title>partes</title> i, ii,
      </item><item><title>et Appendix</title>].
    </item><item><title>IG</title> 22 = <title>Voluminum</title> ii <title>et</title> iii <title>editio minor,</title> ed. J. Kirchner, <title>pars</title> i
      fasc. i 1913, fasc. ii 1916; <title>pars</title> ii fasc. i (1370-1695) 1927,
      fasc. ii (1696-2788) 1931; <title>pars</title> iii fasc. i (2789-5219)
      1935.
    vol. iv = <title>Inscriptiones Argolidis,</title> ed. M. Fraenkel, 1902 [ =
      </item><item><title>Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Peloponnesi et insularum
      vicinarum,</title> vol. i].
    </item><item><title>IG</title> 42 = <title>Voluminis</title> iv <title>editio minor,</title> fasc. i = <title>Inscriptiones Epidauri,</title> ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1929.
    vol. v fasc. i = <title>Inscriptiones Laconiae et Messeniae,</title> ed. W. Kolbe,
      1913; fasc. ii = <title>Inscriptiones Arcadiae,</title> ed. F. Hiller von
      Gaertringen, 1913.
    vol. vii = <title>Inscriptiones Megaridis et Boeotiae,</title> ed. W. Dittenberger,
      1892 [ = <title>Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Graeciae Septentrionalis,</title> vol. i].
    vol. ix <title>pars</title> i = <title>Inscriptiones Phocidis, Locridis, Aetoliae, Acarnaniae, insularum maris Ionii,</title> ed. W. Dittenberger, 1897
      [ = <title>Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Graeciae Septentrionalis,</title>
      vol. iii <title>pars</title> i]; <title>pars</title> ii = <title>Inscriptiones Thessaliae,</title> ed. O. Kern,
      1908.
    </item><item><title>IG</title> 92 = Voluminis ix <title>partis</title> i <title>editio minor,</title> fasc. i = <title>Inscriptiones
      Aetoliae,</title> ed. G. Klaffenbach, 1932.
    vol. xi = <title>Inscriptiones Deli:</title> fasc. ii, ed. F. Dürrbach, 1912;
      fasc. 3 cited as <title>Inscr. Délos</title> (q.v.); fasc. iv, ed. P. Roussel,
      1914.
    vol. xii = <title>Inscriptiones insularum maris Aegaei praeter Delum:</title>
      fasc. i, <title>Inscriptiones Rhodi, Chalces, Carpathi cum Saro, Casi,</title>
      ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1895.
    fasc. ii, <title>Inscriptiones Lesbi, Nesi, Tenedi,</title> ed. W. Paton, 1899.
    fasc. iii, <title>Inscriptiones Symes, Teutlussae, Teli, Nisyri, Astypalaeae, Anaphes, Therae et Therasiae, Pholegandri, Meli,
      Cimoli,</title> ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1898; <title>Supplementa,</title>
      ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen 1904.
    fasc. v, <title>Inscriptiones Cycladum: pars</title> i, <title>Inscriptiones Cycladum
      praeter Tenum,</title> ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, 1903; <title>pars</title> ii,
      </item><item><title>Inscriptiones Teni insulae,</title> ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen,
      1909.
    fasc. vii, <title>Inscriptiones Amorgi et insularum vicinarum,</title> ed.
      J. Delamarre, 1908.
    fasc. viii, <title>Inscriptiones insularum maris Thracici,</title> ed. C. Fredrich, 1909.
    fasc. ix, <title>Inscriptiones Euboeae,</title> ed. E. Ziebarth, 1915.
    vol. xiv = <title>Inscriptiones Siciliae et Italiae additis Galliae Hispaniae Britanniae Germaniae inscriptionibus,</title> ed. G. Kaibel,
      1890.</item>
 <item><title>IGRom. = Inscriptiones Graecae ad res Romanas pertinentes,</title> ed.
   R. Cagnat et alii, Paris, vol. i 1911, iii 1906, iv 1927.</item>
 <item><title>IPE = Inscriptiones orae septentrionalis Ponti Euxini,</title> ed. B. Latyshev, Petersburg 1885-1901: 12 = vol. i, second edition, 1916.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Cos = The Inscriptions of Cos,</title> ed. W. R. Paton &amp; E. L. Hicks,
   Oxford 1891.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Cret. = Inscriptiones Creticae opera et consilio Friderici Halbherr
   collectae.</title> I. <title>Tituli Cretae mediae praeter Gortynios. Curavit
   Margarita Guarducci.</title> Rome 1935.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Cypr.</title> = Cyprian Inscriptions in O. Hoffmann, <title>Die griechischen
   Dialekte,</title> vol. i, Göttingen 1891.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Délos</title> = Nos. 290-371, 372-509, ed. F. Durrbach, Paris 1926,
   1929 (<title>Acad. des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres</title>). [The numeration
   is continued from <title>IG</title> ΙΙ(2).] Nos. 1400-96 [an interval is left
   after the nos. of <title>IG</title> ΙΙ(4)] ed. F. Durrbach &amp; P. Roussel, 1935.
   Nos. 1497-2879 (2 pts.) ed. P. Roussel &amp; M. Launey, 1937.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr. gr. et lat. de la Syrie = Inscriptions grecques et latines de la
   Syrie;</title> I. Commagène et Cyrrhestique, ed. L. Jalabert &amp; R.
   Mouterde, Paris 1929.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Magn. = Die Inschriften von Magnesia am Maeander,</title> ed.
   O. Kern, Berlin 1900.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Mus.Alex.</title> = E. Breccia, <title>Iscrizioni greche e latine (Catal. gen.
   des antiq. égypt. du musée d’ Alexandrie,</title> 57), 1911.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Olymp. = Olympia: die Ergebnisse der . . . Ausgrabung: Textband</title> v, <title>Die Inschriften,</title> ed. W. Dittenberger &amp; K. Purgold,
   Berlin 1896.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Perg. = Die Inschriften von Pergamon</title> (in <title>Altertümer von Pergamon</title> viii), ed. M. Fraenkel, Berlin 1890-1895.</item>
 <item><title>Inscr.Prien. = Die Inschriften von Priene,</title> ed. F. Hiller von Gaertringen, Berlin 1906.</item>
 <item>Keil-Premerstein <title>Erster (zweiter, dritter) Bericht</title> = J. Keil &amp; A. von
   Premerstein, <title>Bericht über eine (eine zweite, eine dritte) Reise in
   Lydien (Denkschriften der Wiener Akademie, phil.-hist. Klasse,</title>
   LIII, 2. <title>Abh.,</title> LIV, 2. <title>Abh.,</title> LVII, 1. <title>Abh.</title>), Vienna 1908, 1911,
   1914.</item>
 <item><title>LF, LW</title> = Philippe Le Bas, W. H. Wadding??n &amp; P. Foucart,
   
   <title>Voyage Archéologique en Grèce et en Asie Mineure,</title> Paris 1847-70.</item>
 <item><title>Leg.Gort. = Leges Gortynensium (GDI</title> 4991, <title>Schwyzer</title> 179).</item>
 <item><title>Leg.Sacr. = Leges Graecorum Sacrae,</title> ed. J. de Prott &amp; L. Ziehen,
   Leipzig fasc. i 1896, fasc. ii (1) 1906.</item>
 <item>MacDowell <title>Stamped Objects from Seleucia</title> = R. H. MacDowell,
   <title>Stamped &amp; Inscribed Objects from Seleucia on the Tigris</title> (Univ.
   of Michigan Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxxvi), Ann Arbor
   1935.</item>
 <item>Maiuri <title>Nuova Silloge</title> = A. Maiuri, <title>Nuova Silloge Epigrafica di Rodi
   e Cos,</title> Firenze 1925.</item>
 <item><title>MAMA = Monumenta Asiae Minoris Antiqua,</title> vol. i, ed. W. M.
   Calder, Manchester-London 1928 (Publications of the American
   Society for Archaeological Research in Asia Minor); vol. iii,
   ed. J. Keil &amp; A. Wilhelm, 1931; vol. iv, ed. W. H. Buckler,
   W. M. Calder, W. K. C. Guthrie, 1933; vol. v, ed. C. W. M.
   Cox &amp; A. Cameron, 1937; vol. vi, ed. W. H. Buckler &amp; W. M.
   Calder, 1939 (iii-vi Manchester).</item>
 <item><title>Marm.Par. = Marmor Parium (IG</title> 12(5).444) ed. F. Jacoby, <title>Das
   Marmor Parium,</title> Berlin 1904, and <title>FGrH</title> ii p. 992.</item>
 <item><title>Mél.Bidez = Mélanges Bidez (Annuaire de l’ Institut de philologie et
   dʼhistoire orientales,</title> tome ii), Brussels 1934.</item>
 <item><title>Mél.Glotz = Mélanges Gustave Glotz,</title> Paris 1932.</item>
 <item><title>Mél.Navarre = Mélanges offerts à M. Octave Navarre par ses élèves et
   ses amis,</title> Toulouse 1935.</item>
 <item><title>Michel</title> = C. Michel, <title>Recueil dʼinscriptions grecques,</title> Brussels 1900:
   Supplements i, ii, Brussels 1912, 1927.</item>
 <item><title>Milet. = Milet. Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen und Untersuchungen
   seit dem Jahre 1899,</title> herausg. von Theodor Wiegand (<title>Königliche
   Museen zu Berlin</title>), 1906-. <title>Milet</title> 3 = <title>Milet</title> Bd.1 Heft iii; for other
   parts Band and Heft are given.</item>
 <item><title>Milet.</title> 6,7 = <title>Sechster (siebenter) vorläufiger Bericht über die in Milet
   und Didyma unternommenen Ausgrabungen, Abh. Berl. Akad.</title>
   1908 Anhang I, 1911 Anh. I.</item>
 <item><title>Mon.Anc.Gr. = Monumenti Ancyrani versio Graeca (Res Gestae
   Divi Augusti,</title> ed. E. Diehl3, Bonn 1918).</item>
 <item><title>Mon.Piot = Monuments et mémoires publiés par la fondation Piot,</title>
   Paris 1894-.</item>
 <item><title>Mueller-Bees</title> = N. Mueller &amp; N. A. Bees, <title>Die Inschriften der jüdischen Katakombe am Monteverde zu Rom,</title> Leipzig 1919.</item>
 <item>Myres <title>Cesnola Coll.</title> = J. L. Myres, <title>Handbook of the Cesnola Collection of Antiquities from Cyprus,</title> New York 1914.</item>
 <item><title>Naukratis = Naukratis,</title> Pt. i by [Sir] W. M. Flinders Petrie, London
   1886, Pt. ii by E. A. Gardner, 1888 (<title>Egypt Exploration Fund,
   Memoirs</title> iii, vi).</item>
 <item><title>OGI = Orientis Graeci Inscriptiones Selectae,</title> ed. W. Dittenberger,
   Leipzig 1903-5.</item>
 <item>Pelekides <title>Thessalonica</title> = S. Pelekides, <foreign lang="greek">Ἀπὸ τὴν πολιτεία καὶ τὴν   κοινωνία τῆς ἀρχαίας Θεσσαλονίκης,</foreign> Salonika 1934.</item>
 <item>Petersen-Luschan <title>Reisen in Lykien</title> = E. Petersen &amp; F. von Luschan, <title>Reisen in Lykien, Milyas und Kibyratis,</title> Vienna 1889.</item>
 <item><title>Princeton Exp.Inscr. = Publications of the Princeton University Archaeological Expeditions to Syria in 1904-5 and 1909:</title> Division III,
   <title>Greek and Latin Inscriptions,</title> Leyden, Section A by E. Littmann,
   D. Magie, &amp; D. R. Stuart, 1921; Section B by W. K. Prentice,
   1922.</item>
 <item>Puchstein <title>Epigr.Gr.</title> = O.Puchstein, <title>Epigrammata Graeca in Aegypto
   reperta,</title> Strassburg 1880.</item>
 <item>Ramsay <title>Cities and Bishoprics</title> = [Sir] W. M. Ramsay, <title>Cities and
   Bishoprics of Phrygia,</title> Oxford 1895-7.</item>
 <item>Ramsay <title>Studies in Eastern Rom. Prov. = Studies in the History and
   Art of the Eastern Provinces of the Roman Empire,</title> ed. [Sir]
   W. M. Ramsay, Aberdeen 1906.</item>
 <item>Robert <title>Collection Froehner = Collection Froehner</title> (Bibliothèque
   nationale. Département des médailles et des antiques), i. <title>Inscriptions grecques,</title> ed. L. Robert, Paris 1936.</item>
 <item>Robert <title>Ét. Anat.</title> = L. Robert, <title>Études Anatoliennes,</title> Paris 1937
   (<title>Études orientales publiées par lʼinstitut français dʼarchéologie de
   Stamboul</title> No. v).</item>
 <item>Roussel <title>Cultes Égyptiens</title> = P. Roussel, <title>Les Cultes égyptiens à Délos,</title>
   Nancy 1916.</item>
 <item>Ruppel <title>T. von Dakke</title> = W. Ruppel, <title>Der Tempel von Dakke,</title> vol. 3,
   Cairo 1930 (<title>Service des Antiquités d’ Égypte</title>).</item>
 <item><title>Rüsch</title> = E. Rüsch, <title>Grammatik der delphischen Inschriften</title> i, Berlin
   1914 (<title>Epigraphischer Anhang,</title> pp. 312-31).</item>
 <item><title>SIG = Sylloge Inscriptionum Graecarum,</title> ed. W. Dittenberger,
   editio tertia, Leipzig 1915-24. (<title>SIG</title> 2 = editio altera, 1898-1901.)</item>
 <item><title>Sardis</title> 7(1) = <title>Sardis, Publications of the American Society for the
   Excavation of Sardis,</title> Vol. vii, <title>Greek and Latin Inscriptions,</title>
   Part I, by W. H. Buckler and D. M. Robinson, Leyden 1932.</item>
 <item><title>Schwyzer</title> = E. Schwyzer, <title>Dialectorum Graecarum Exempla epigraphica potiora,</title> Leipzig 1923.</item>
 <item><title>Stud.Pont. = Studia Pontica,</title> Brussels 1903-: vol. iii <title>Recueil des
   inscriptions grecques et latines du Pont et de l’ Arménie,</title> publ. par
   J. G. C. Anderson, F. Cumont, H. Grégoire, fasc. i (1910).</item>
 <item><title>Supp.Epigr. = Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum,</title> adjuvantibus
   P. Roussel, A. Salač, M. N. Tod, E. Ziebarth, ed. J. J. E. Hondius,
   Leyden 1923-.</item>
 <item>Swoboda <title>Denkmäler = Denkmäler aus Lykaonien, Pamphylien und
   Isaurien,</title> herausgegeben von H. Swoboda, J. Keil, und F. Knoll,
   Brünn etc., 1935.</item>
 <item><title>TAM = Tituli Asiae Minoris,</title> vol. ii fasc. i, ed. E. Kalinka, Vicnna
   1920; fasc. ii, 1930.</item>
 <item><title>Tab.Defix. = Defixionum Tabellae in Attica regione repertae,</title> ed.
   R. Wuensch (<title>IG</title> 3 <title>pars</title> iii).</item>
 <item><title>Tab.Defix.Aud. = Defixionum Tabellae quotquot innotuerunt,</title> ed.
   A. Audollent, Paris 1904.</item>
 <item><title>Tab.Heracl. = Tabulae Heracleenses (IG</title> 14.645, <title>Schwyzer</title> 62-3).</item>
 <item><title>Test.Epict. = Testamentum Epictetae (IG</title> 12(3).330, <title>Michel</title> 1001,
   <title>Schwyzer</title> 227); cited by col. and line.</item>
 <item><title>Wiegand Mnemos. = Mnemosynon Theodor Wiegand dargebracht,</title>
   Munich 1938.</item>
 <item>Wood <title>Ephesus</title> = J. T. Wood, <title>Discoveries at Ephesus,</title> London
   1877.</item>
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</div1>
<div1 n="3" type="section" org="uniform" sample="complete">
  <head>III. Papyrological Publications</head>
<p><list type="simple">
 <item><title>BGU = Berliner griechische Urkunden (Ägyptische Urkunden aus
   den Königlichen Museen zu Berlin</title>), Berlin 1895-.</item>
 <item><title>BKT = Berliner Klassikertexte, herausgegeben von der Generalverwaltung der Kgl. Museen zu Berlin,</title> Berlin 1904-.</item>
 <item><title>Berichtigungsl. = Berichtigungsliste der griechischen Papyrusurkunden
   aus Ägypten:</title> I. F. Preisigke, Hefte 1 &amp; 2, Strassburg 1913;
   Hefte 3 &amp; 4, Berlin &amp; Leipzig 1922; II. F. Bilabel, Heidelberg
   1931, 1933.</item>
 <item>Bilabel <foreign lang="greek">Ὀψαρτ.</foreign> = F. Bilabel, <title><foreign lang="greek">Ὀψαρτυτικά</foreign> und Verwandtes (Sitzungsberichte d. Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften, Phil.-hist.
   Kl.</title> 1919, 23. <title>Abh.</title>), Heidelberg 1920.</item>
 <item><title>CPHerm. = Corpus Papyrorum Hermopolitanorum</title> i, ed. C. Wessely
   (<title>Studien zur Paläogr. u. Papyruskunde</title> v), Leipzig 1905.</item>
 <item><title>CPR = Corpus Papyrorum Raineri Archiducis Austriae,</title> vol. i,
   <title>Griechische Texte,</title> ed. C. Wessely, Wien 1895; cf. <title>PRain.(NS).</title></item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Διηγήσεις  Διηγήσεις</foreign> <title>di poemi di Callimaco in un papiro di Tebtynis,</title>
   a cura di M. Norsa e G. Vitelli, Firenze 1934: cited by column
   and line; ed. A. Vogliano <title>PUniv.Milan.</title> i. 18.</item>
 <item>Frisk <title>Bankakten = Bankakten aus dem Faijûm nebst anderen Berliner Papyri,</title> ed. H. Frisk (<title>Göteborgs Kungl. Vetenskaps- och
   Vitterhets-Samhälles Handlingar, femte följden, Ser.A. Band 2
   No. 2</title>), Göteborg 1931.</item>
 <item><title>Herc.</title> (following an authorʼs name) = Herculaneum papyri, cited
   by No. of papyrus and column or fragment from <title>Herculanensium
   Voluminum quae supersunt, Collectio altera,</title> Naples 1862-76,
   D. Bassi, <title>Herculanensium Voluminum, Collectio tertia,</title> fasc. i,
   Milan 1914, and other publications; ‘Epicureus <title>Herc.</title> . . p. . . V.ʼ
   refers to <title>Epicuri et Epicureorum scripta</title> . . , ed. A. Vogliano (v. I
   (Add.) s.v. Epicurus).</item>
 <item><title>Kapsomenakis</title> = S. G. Kapsomenakis, <title>Voruntersuchungen zu einer
   Grammatik der Papyri der nachchristlichen Zeit,</title> Munich 1938.</item>
 <item>Meyer <title>Ostr.</title> = Ostraca in <title>P.Meyer</title> (q.v.).</item>
 <item>Mitteis <title>Chr.,</title> Wilcken <title>Chr.</title> = L. Mitteis &amp; U. Wilcken, <title>Grundzüge
   und Chrestomathie der Papyruskunde,</title> Leipzig &amp; Berlin 1912.</item>
 <item>Möller <title>Pap.Berl.Mus.</title> = S. Möller, <title>Griechische Papyri aus dem Berliner Museum,</title> Göteborg 1929.</item>
 <item><title>Ostr.</title> = U. Wilcken, <title>Griechische Ostraka aus Ägypten und Nubien,</title>
   Leipzig &amp; Berlin 1899.</item>
 <item><title>Ostr.Bodl.</title> = J. G. Tait, <title>Greek Ostraca in the Bodleian Library and
   other collections,</title> I, London 1930 (cited by No. of part and No. of
   ostracon).</item>
 <item><title>Ostr.Mich.</title> = L. Amundsen, <title>Greek Ostraca in the University of
   Michigan Collection,</title> Part I, Texts ( = University of Michigan
   Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxxiv), Ann Arbor 1935.</item>
 <item><title>Ostr.Strassb. = Griechische und griechisch-demotische Ostraka der
   Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek zu Strassburg,</title> ed. P. Viereck,
   Berlin 1923.</item>
 <item><title>Ostr.Wilbour</title> = C. Préaux, <title>Les ostraca grecs de la Collection
   Charles-Edwin Wilbour an Musee de Brooklyn,</title> New York 1935.</item>
 <item><title>PAberd. = Catalogue of Greek &amp; Latin papyri &amp; ostraca in the possession of the University of Aberdeen,</title> ed. E. G. Turner (<title>Aberdeen
   Univ. Studies</title> No. 116), 1939.</item>
 <item><title>PAlex. = Papyrus ptolémaïques du Musee d’ Alexandrie,</title> ed. G. Botti,
   <title>Bull.Soc.Alex.</title> First Series No. 2 (1899) p. 65.</item>
 <item><title>PAmh. = Amherst Papyri,</title> ed. B. P. Grenfell &amp; A. S. Hunt, 2 vols.,
   London 1900-1; cited by No. of vol., papyrus, and line.</item>
 <item><title>PAntin. = the Antinoe Papyrus</title> of Theocritus in <title>Two Theocritus
   Papyri,</title> ed. A. S. Hunt &amp; J. Johnson, London 1930.</item>
 <item><title>PAvrom. = Parchments of the Parthian period from Avroman in
   Kurdistan,</title> ed. E. H. Minns, <title>JHS</title> xxxv (1915) p. 22.</item>
 <item><title>PBaden</title> = F. Bilabel, <title>Veröffentlichungen aus den badischen Papyrus-Sammlungen,</title> Heft 2 and Heft 4, <title>Griechische Papyri,</title> Heidelberg
   1923, 1924.</item>
 <item><title>PBasel = Papyrusurkunden der öffentlichen Bibliothek der Universität
   zu Basel,</title> I. <title>Urkunden in griechischer Sprache,</title> ed. E. Rabel
   (<title>Abh. Gött. Gesellsch.</title> Neue Folge, vol. xvi, No. 3), Berlin 1917.</item>
 <item><title>PBerl.Leihg. = Berliner Leihgabe griechischer Papyri,</title> herausgegeben
   vom griechischen Seminar der Universität Uppsala durch T.
   Kalén, Uppsala 1932.</item>
 <item><title>PBerol.</title> = Berlin Papyri, cited by inventory No. (<title>PBerol.</title> 6926,
   7927v = B. Lavagnini, <title>Eroticorum Graecorum Fragmenta Papyracea,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1922, pp. 1ff., 21ff.).</item>
 <item><title>PBouriant = Les papyrus Bouriant,</title> ed. P. Collart, Paris 1926.</item>
 <item><title>PBremen</title> = U. Wilcken, <title>Die Bremer Papyri (Abhandlungen der
   Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften,</title> 1936, Phil.-hist. Klasse
   No. 2), Berlin 1936.</item>
 <item><title>PCair.</title> = Cairo Papyri cited by catalogue No. from B. P. Grenfell
   &amp; A. S. Hunt, <title>Greek Papyri, Catalogue général des Antiquités
   égyptiennes du Musée du Caire,</title> vol. x, Nos. 10001-10869, Oxford
   1903.</item>
 <item><title>PCair.Preis.</title> = F. Preisigke, <title>Griechische Urkunden des ägyptischen
   Museums zu Kairo (Schriften der wissenschaftlichen Gesellschaft
   zu Strassburg,</title> IIeft 8), Strassburg 1911.</item>
 <item><title>PCair.Zen.</title> = C. C. Edgar, <title>Zenon Papyri,</title> 4 vols. (<title>Catal. gén. des
   Antiq. égypt. du Musée du Caire,</title> 79) 1925-31: digits indicating
   59(000) omitted in refs., thus 2 = 59002.</item>
 <item><title>PCornell = Greek Papyri in the Library of Cornell University,</title> ed.
   W. L. Westermann &amp; C. J. Kraemer, New York 1926.</item>
 <item><title>PEdgar</title> = C. C. Edgar, <title>Selected papyri from the archives of Zenon,
   Annales du Service des Antiquités de l’ Égypte,</title> Nos. 1-10 in vol.
   xviii (1918) pp. 159-82; Nos. 11-21, ib. pp. 224-44; Nos. 22-36, vol. xix (1920) pp. 13-36; Nos. 37-48, ib. pp. 81-104; Nos.
   49-54, vol. xx (1920) pp. 19-40; Nos. 55-64, ib. pp. 181-206;
   Nos. 65-6, vol. xxi (1921) pp. 89-109; Nos. 67-72, vol. xxii
   (1922) pp. 209-31; Nos. 73-76, vol. xxiii (1923) pp. 73-98; Nos.
   77-88, ib. pp. 187-209; Nos. 89-104. vol. xxiv (1924) pp. 17-52.</item>
 <item><title>PEleph. = Elephantine Papyri,</title> ed. O. Rubensohn, <title>Ägyptische Urkunden aus den Kgl. Museen zu Berlin: Griechische Urkunden:</title>
   Sonderheft, Berlin 1907.</item>
 <item><title>PEnteux. = Publications de la Société royale égyptienne de Papyrologie,
   Textes et Documents,</title> i, <foreign lang="greek">Ἐντεύξεις</foreign> . . , ed. O. Guéraud, Cairo 1931-2.</item>
 <item><title>PFay.</title> = B. P. Grenfell, A. S. Hunt, D. G. Hogarth, <title>Fayûm Towns
   and their Papyri,</title> London 1900.</item>
 <item><title>PFlor. = Papiri Fiorentini, documenti pubblici e privati dell’ età
   romana e bizantina:</title> I ed. G. Vitelli, Milano 1906; II ed.
   D. Comparetti, 1908-11; III ed. G. Vitelli, 1915.</item>
 <item><title>PFrankf.</title> = H. Lewald, <title>Griechische Papyri aus dem Besitz des rechts-wissenschaftlichen Seminars der Universität Frankfurt (Sitzungsberichte der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften, Phil.-hist.
   Kl.</title> 1920, 14. <title>Abh.</title>).</item>
 <item><title>PFreib. = Mitteilungen aus der Freiburger Papyrussammlung,</title> in
   <title>Sitzungsberichte der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften,
   Phil.-hist. Klasse,</title> 1914, 2. <title>Abh.,</title> 1916, 10. <title>Abh.</title></item>
 <item><title>PGand</title>, <title>PSorb.</title> = <title>Quelques papyrus des collections de Gand et de Paris,</title> ed. M. Hombert, <title>Revue belge de Philologie et d’ Histoire</title> iv (1925),  633-76: republished in <title>Sammelb.</title> iii.</item>
 <item><title>PGen. = Les papyrus de Genève</title> transcrits et publiés par Jules Nicole,
   Geneva 1896, 1900.</item>
 <item><title>PGiss. = Griechische Papyri im Museum des oberhessischen Geschichtsvereins zu Giessen,</title> Bd. I, Hefte 1-3, ed. O. Eger, E. Kornemann,
   P. M. Meyer, Leipzig etc. 1910-12.</item>
 <item><title>PGnom. = Der Gnomon des Idios Logos (BGU</title> v (1) 1210) ed. W.
   Schubart 1919.</item>
 <item><title>PGoodsp.</title> = E. J. Goodspeed, <title>A group of Greek papyrus texts (Class.
   Phil.</title> i, 1906, p. 167).</item>
 <item><title>PGoodsp.Cair.</title> = E. J. Goodspeed, <title>Greek papyri from the Cairo Museum . . (Decennial publications of the University of Chicago,</title>  1st series, vol. v p. 3), Chicago 1904.</item>
 <item><title>PGot.</title> = H. Frisk, <title>Papyrus grecs de la Bibl. Municipale de Gothembourg,</title> Göteborg 1929.</item>
 <item><title>PGrad.</title> = G. Plaumann, <title>Griechische Papyri der Sammlung Gradenwitz (Sitzungsberichte der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften,</title> 1914, 15. <title>Abh.</title>).</item>
 <item><title>PGrenf.</title> 1. = B. P. Grenfell. <title>An Alexandrian erotic fragment and other
   Greek papvri chiefly Ptolemaic,</title> Oxford 1896.
    2. = B. P. Grenfell &amp; A. S. Hunt, <title>New Classical Fragments
   and other Greek and Latin papyri.</title> 1897.</item>
 <item><title>PGurob = Greek papyri from Gurob,</title> ed. J. G. Smyly (Royal Irish
   Academy, Cunningham Memoirs, No. 12, Dublin-London 1921).</item>
 <item><title>PHal.</title> = Halle Papyri = <title>Dikaiomata: Auszüge aus alexandrinischen
   Gesetzen und Verordnungen in einem Papyrus des Philologischen
   Seminars der Universität Halle, mit einem Anhang . . herausgegeben
   von der Graeca Halensis</title> . . , Berlin 1913.</item>
 <item><title>PHamb.</title> = P. M. Meyer, <title>Griechische Papyrusurkunden der Hamburger Stadtbibliothek (Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek</title> 1924),
   Bd. 1, Leipzig etc. 1911-24.</item>
 <item><title>PHarris = The Rendel Harris Papyri,</title> ed. J. Enoch Powell, Cambridge 1936.</item>
 <item><title>PHaw. = The Hawara Papyri,</title> ed. [Sir] W. M. Flinders Petrie,
   <title>Hawara, Biahmu, and Arsinoe,</title> 1889: in part re-edited by J. G.
   Milne, <title>Arch. Pap.</title> v (1913) p. 378: <title>PHaw.</title> 80 and 81 re-edited
   by U. Wilcken in <title>Genethliakon für C. Robert,</title> Berlin 1910, p. 191.</item>
 <item><title>PHeid. = Veröffentlichungen aus der Heidelberger Papyrussammlung</title>
   (vol. i = A. Deissmann, <title>Die Septuaginta-Papyri und andere alt-christliche Texte,</title> 1905; vol. iii (1) = C. H. Becker, <title>Papyri Schott-Reinhardt,</title> i, 1906).</item>
 <item><title>PHib. = Hibeh Papyri,</title> Part I, ed. B. P. Grenfell &amp; A. S. Hunt,
   London 1906.</item>
 <item><title>PHolm. = Papyrus Graecus Holmiensis,</title> ed. O. Lagercrantz, Uppsala 1913.</item>
 <item><title>PIand. = Papyri Iandanae: cum discipulis edidit</title> Carolus Kalbfleisch,
   Leipzig &amp; Berlin 1912-.</item>
 <item><title>PJena = Jenaer Papyrus-Urkunden,</title> ed. F. Zucker &amp; F. Schneider,
   Jena 1926.</item>
 <item><title>PKaran.</title> = E. J. Goodspeed, <title>Papyri from Karanis (Univ. of Chicago:
   Studies in Classical Philology,</title> vol. iii), Chicago 1902.</item>
 <item><title>PKlein.Form. = Stud.Pal.</title> (q.v.) iii, viii.</item>
 <item><title>PLeid.</title> = C. Leemans, <title>Papyri Graeci musei antiquarii publici Lugduni-Batavi,</title> tom. i Leiden 1843; tom. ii 1885.</item>
 <item><title>PLeid.U. = Somnium Nectanebi,</title> ed. B. Lavagnini, <title>Eroticorum Graecorum Fragmenta Papyracea,</title> Leipzig (T.) 1922, p. 37: = <title>UPZ</title> 81.</item>
 <item><title>PLeid.V.,</title> v. <title>PMag.Leid.V.</title>
  <title>PLeid. W.,</title> v. PMag.Leid.<title>W.</title></item>
 <item><title>PLeid.X.</title> = chemical papyrus in <title>PLeid.</title> (q.v.) vol. ii: reprinted in
   M. Berthelot, <title>Archéologie et Histoire des Sciences</title> (Paris 1906),
   pp. 269-306 ( = <title>Comptes rendus des séances de l’ Acad. des Sciences,</title>
   tom. xlix): cited by Berthelotʼs sections.</item>
 <item><title>PLille = Institut papyrologique de l’ université de Lille: Papyrus grecs</title>
   publiés sous la direction de Pierre Jouguet . . , Paris 1907-28.</item>
 <item><title>PLips.</title> = L. Mitteis, <title>Griechische Urkunden der Papyrussammlung zu
   Leipzig.</title> vol. i, 1906.</item>
 <item><title>PLit.Lond.</title> = H. J. M. Milne, <title>Catalogue of the Literary Papyri in
   the British Museum,</title> London 1927.</item>
 <item><title>PLond. = Greek papyri in the British Museum,</title> vols. i and ii ed.
   F. G. Kenyon, vol. iii ed. F. G. Kenyon &amp; H. I. Bell, vols. iv
   and v ed. H. I. Bell, London 1893-; unpublished papyri (<title>PLond.
   ined.</title>) are cited by inventory No.</item>
 <item><title>PLond.</title> 1821, ed. H. I. Bell &amp; W. E. Crum, <title>Aegyptus</title> vi (1925)
   pp. 177-226.</item>
 <item><title>PLond.</title> 1912-29 = H. I. Bell, <title>Jews and Christians in Egypt,</title> London
   1924.</item>
 <item><title>PMag. = Papyri Graecae Magicae,</title> herausgegeben und übersetzt von
   K. Preisendanz, 2 vols., Leipzig &amp; Berlin 1928, 1931.</item>
 <item><title>PMag.Berol.</title> = G. Parthey, <title>Zwei griechische Zauberpapyri des Berliner Museums, Abh. Berl. Akad.</title> 1865 pp. 109-80; cf. W. Kroll,
   <title>Philol.</title> liv (1895) p. 564 ( = <title>PMag.</title> 1, 2).</item>
 <item><title>PMag.Leid.V. = Papyrus magica musei Lugdunensis Batavi,</title> ed.
   A. Dieterich, <title>Jahrb. f. kl. Phil.,</title> Suppl. xvi (1888) pp. 793-818;
   cited by column and line ( = <title>PMag.</title> 12).</item>
 <item><title>PMag.Leid.W.</title> = Leiden magical papyrus <title>W.,</title> ed. A. Dieterich,
   <title>Abraxas (Festschrift . . Hermann Usener</title> . . Bonn), Leipzig 1891;
   cited by page and line of the papyrus, as in Leemans’ edition
   ( = <title>PMag.</title> 13, cited by column and line).</item>
 <item><title>PMag.Lond. = PLond.</title> 1.46, 121, etc.</item>
 <item><title>PMag.Par.</title> 1, 2 = C. Wessely, <title>Wiener Denkschr.</title> xxxvi (2) (1888)
   pp. 44-126, pp. 139-148; partly in A. Dieterich, <title>Eine Mithrasliturgie,</title> Leipzig 1903, pp. 1 ff., and A. Deissmann, <title>Light from the
   Ancient East,</title> London 1919, pp. 258 ff. ( = <title>PMag.</title> 4, 3).</item>
 <item><title>PMag.Rain.</title> = C. Wessely, <title>Wiener Denkschr.</title> xlii (2) (1893) p. 65.</item>
 <item><title>PMagd. = Papyrus de Magdola,</title> rééd . . . par Jean Lesquier, Paris
   1912 (<title>PLille</title> II 2-4); republished in <title>PEnteux.</title></item>
 <item><title>PMasp.</title> = Jean Maspéro, <title>Papyrus grecs d’ époque byzantine,</title> in <title>Catalogue général des antiquités égyptiennes du Musée du Caire,</title> I (Nos.
   67001-67124) 1911, II (Nos. 67125-67278) 1913, III (Nos. 67279-67359) 1916. Digits indicating 67(000) omitted in refs., thus:
   2 = 67002.</item>
 <item><title>PMed.Lond. = London Medical Papyrus,</title> No. 155, ed. C. Kalbfleisch
   in <title>Papyri graecae Musei Britannici et Musei Berolinensis,</title> Rostock
   1902.</item>
 <item><title>PMed.Strassb. = Papyri Argentoratenses Graecae,</title> ed. C. Kalbfleisch,
   <title>Index lectionum in Academia Rostochiensi</title> 1901.</item>
 <item><title>PMerton</title> = H. Idris Bell &amp; C. H. Roberts, <title>Catalogue of the Greek
   papyri in the collection of Wilfred Merton,</title> London, vol. i 1939.</item>
 <item><title>PMeyer</title> = P. M. Meyer, <title>Griechische Texte aus Agypten:</title> 1. <title>Papyri
   des neutestamentlichen Seminars der Universität Berlin;</title> 2. <title>Ostraka
   der Sammlung Deissmann,</title> Berlin (Leipzig) 1916.</item>
 <item><title>PMich. = University of Michigan papyri,</title> published in <title>Trans. Am.
   Ph. Ass.</title> liii (1922) p. 134.</item>
 <item><title>PMich.</title> iii = <title>Michigan Papyri</title> vol. iii: Miscellaneous Papyri, edited
   by J. G. Winter ( = University of Michigan Studies, Humanistic
   Series, vol. xl), Ann Arbor 1936.</item>
 <item><title>PMich.Teb. = Michigan Papyri</title> vol. ii: Papyri from Tebtunis, in
   two volumes, Part I, ed. A. E. R. Boak ( = University of Michigan
   Studies, Humanistic Series, vol. xxviii), Ann Arbor 1933.</item>
 <item><title>PMich.Zen. = Zenon papyri in the University of Michigan collection,</title>
   ed. C. C. Edgar ( = University of Michigan Studies, Humanistic
   Series, vol. xxiv), Ann Arbor 1931.</item>
 <item><title>PMilan. = Papiri Milanesi,</title> ed. A. Calderini (Pubbl. di ‘Aegyptus’,
   S. Scient., vol. i), Parte i, Collezione Jacovelli-Vita, Milano,
   Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, 1928.</item>
 <item><title>PMilan.R.Univ. = PUniv.Milan.</title> (q.v.).</item>
 <item><title>PMilan.</title> 17 = Commentario ad Antimaco da Colofone, ed. A.
   Vogliano, <title>PUniv.Milan.</title> i. 17.</item>
 <item><title>PMonac.</title> = A. Heisenberg &amp; L. Wenger, <title>Byzantinische Papyri
   (Veröffentlichungen aus der Papyrus-Sammlung der K. Hof- und
   Staatsbibliothek zu München</title> I), Leipzig 1914.</item>
 <item><title>POsl. = Papyri Osloenses,</title> ed. S. Eitrem, Oslo 1925-.</item>
 <item><title>POxy. = Oxyrhynchus Papyri,</title> ed. B. P. Grenfell &amp; A. S. Hunt,
   London 1898-.</item>
 <item><title>PPar.</title> = W. Brunet de Presle, <title>Notices et extraits des papyrus grecs
   du musée du Louvre et de la bibliothèque impériale</title> xviii (2), Paris
   1865.</item>
 <item><title>PPar.Wess.</title> = C. Wessely, <title>Die Pariser Papyri des Fundes von El
   Faijûm (Wiener Denkschr.</title> xxxvii (2) (1889) pp. 97 ff.).</item>
 <item><title>PPetr. = The Flinders Petrie Papyri</title> . . , Pt. 1, ed. J. P. Mahaffy (Royal
   Irish Academy, Cunningham Memoirs, No. 8); Pt. 2, ed. J. P.
   Mahaffy (ibid., No. 9); Pt. 3, ed. J. P. Mahaffy &amp; J. G. Smyly
   (ibid., No. 11), Dublin 1891-1905.</item>
 <item><title>PPrincet. = Papyri in the Princeton University Collections,</title> vol. I ed.
   A. C. Johnson and H. B. van Hoesen ( = Johns Hopkins University Studies in Archaeology No. 10), Baltimore 1931; vol. II ed.
   E. H. Kase ( = Princeton University Studies in Papyrology No. 1),
   Princeton 1936.</item>
 <item><title>PRain. (NS) = Mitteilungen aus der Papyrussammlung der Nationalbibliothek in Wien (Papyrus Erzherzog Rainer).</title> Neue Serie I i
   (1932), ed. H. Gerstinger; I ii (1939), ed. H. Oellacher; cf. <title>CPR.</title></item>
 <item><title>PRein. = Papyrus grecs et démotiques</title> . . , ed. Théodore Reinach,
   Paris 1905.</item>
 <item><title>PRev.Laws</title> = B. P. Grenfell, <title>Revenue Laws of Ptolemy Philadelphus,</title>
   Oxford 1896.</item>
 <item><title>PRoss.-Georg. = Papyri Russischer und Georgischer Sammlungen,</title>
   herausgegeben von Gregor Zereteli, bearbeitet von G Zereteli,
   O. Krüger, P. Jernstedt, Tiflis 1925-35.</item>
 <item><title>PRyl. = Catalogue of the Greek papyri in the John Rylands Library
   at Manchester,</title> vol. i 1911, ed. A. S. Hunt; vol. ii 1915, ed.
   A. S. Hunt, J. de M. Johnson, V. Martin; vol. iii 1938, ed.
   C. H. Roberts.</item>
 <item><title>PSI = Papiri greci e latini (Pubblicazioni della Società italiana per la ricerca dei papiri greci e latini in Egitto),</title> Firenze 1912-; cited by
   No. of vol., papyrus, and line.</item>
 <item><title>PSorb.</title> (i.e. Papyri in the Sorbonne), v. <title>PGand.</title></item>
 <item><title>PStrassb.</title> = F. Preisigke, <title>Griechische Papyrus der kaiserlichen Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek zu Strassburg,</title> 2 vols., Strassburg
   (afterwards Leipzig) 1906-20.</item>
 <item><title>PTaur.</title> = V. A. Peyron, <title>Papyri graeci regii Taurinensis musei
   Aegyptii,</title> Turin 1826-7.</item>
 <item><title>PTeb. = Tebtunis Papyri,</title> ed. B. P. Grenfell, A. S. Hunt, J. G.
   Smyly, E. J. Goodspeed, London &amp; New York, vol. i 1902,
   vol. ii 1907, vol. iii pt. i 1933, pt. 2 (ed. A. S. Hunt, J. G. Smyly,
   C. C. Edgar; London &amp; Univ. of California Press) 1938.</item>
 <item><title>PThead. = Papyrus de Théadelphie,</title> éd. par Pierre Jouguet, Paris
   1911.</item>
 <item><title>PTheb.Bank</title> = U. Wilcken, <title>Aktenstücke aus der Kgl. Bank zu Theben
   (Abh. Berl. Akad.</title> 1886).</item>
 <item><title>PUniv.Giss.</title> = H. Kling and others, <title>Mitteilungen aus der Papyrussammlung der Giessener Universitätsbibliothek,</title> 1924-.</item>
 <item><title>PUniv.Milan.</title> = A. Vogliano, <title>Papiri della R. Università di Milano,</title>
   vol. i, Milan 1937.</item>
 <item><title>PVarsov.</title> = G. Manteuffel, <title>Papyri Varsovienses,</title> Warsaw 1935.</item>
 <item><title>PVat.</title> 11 = <title>Il Papiro Vaticano Greco</title> 11 (1. <foreign lang="greek">Φαβωρίνου περὶ φυγῆς;</foreign>
   2. <title>Registri Fondiari della Marmarica</title>), ed. M. Norsa &amp; G. Vitelli,
   Città del Vaticano, Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana 1931. (<title>Studi
   e Testi</title> 53.)</item>
 <item><title>PWarren = The Warren Papyri,</title> ed. A. S. Hunt, cited from <title>Studi
   in onore di S. Riccobono</title> ii, Palermo 1932, pp. 521-5, and <title>Aegyptus</title>
   xiii (1933) pp. 241-6.</item>
 <item><title>PWürzb. = Mitteilungen aus der Würzburger Papyrussammlung,</title>
   von Ulrich Wilcken (<title>Abhandlungen der Preussischen Akademie
   der Wissenschaften,</title> 1933, Phil.-hist. Klasse No. 6), Berlin
   1934.</item>
 <item><title>PZen.Col. = Zenon papyri: business papers of the 3rd century B.C.,</title>
   ed. W. L. Westermann and E. S. Hasenoehrl, New York, vol. i
   (<title>Columbia Papyri, Greek Series,</title> vol. iii) 1934.</item>
 <item><title>Raccolta Lumbroso = Raccolta di Scritti in onore di G. Lumbroso,</title>
   Milan 1925.</item>
 <item><title>Sammelb. = Sammelbuch griechischer Urkunden aus Agypten</title> (both
   inscriptions and papyri), Bde. i, ii ed. F. Preisigke, Strassburg
   (later Berlin &amp; Leipzig) 1913-22; Bd. iii (6001-7269) ed.
   F. Bilabel, Berlin &amp; Leipzig 1926-7; Bd. iv (7270-7514), Bd. v
   Heft 1 (7515-7654) ed. F. Bilabel, Heidelberg 1931, 1934.</item>
 <item><title>Stud.Pal.</title> = C. Wessely, <title>Studien zur Paläographie und Papyruskunde,</title> Leipzig 1901-.</item>
 <item><title>Studi Riccobono,</title> v. <title>PWarren.</title></item>
 <item><title>Theb.Ostr. = Theban Ostraca</title> . . Pt. iii: <title>Greek texts,</title> by J. G. Milne,
   Toronto (Oxford) 1913.</item>
 <item>Thunell <title>Sitologenpapyri</title> = K.Thunell, <title>Sitologen-Papyri aus d. Berliner
   Museum,</title> Uppsala 1924; republished in <title>P Berl. Leihg.</title></item>
 <item><title>UPZ</title> = U. Wilcken, <title>Urkunden der Ptolemäerzeit</title>: <hi rend="bold">I.</hi> <title>Papyri aus
   Unterägypten,</title> Berlin &amp; Leipzig 1922; <hi rend="bold">II.</hi> <title>Papyri aus Oberägypten,</title>
   1935-.</item>
 <item>Wilcken <title>Chr.,</title> v. Mitteis <title>Chr.</title></item>
 </list></p>
 
</div1><div1 n="4" type="section" org="uniform" sample="complete">
  <head>IV. Periodicals</head>
<p>  NOTE.—<hi rend="bold">(a)</hi> Periodicals are cited by No. of vol. except where otherwise stated. <hi rend="bold">(b)</hi> References to periodicals (unless otherwise explained in the context) are to inscriptions published therein.
  <list type="simple">
 <item><title>AEM = Archäologisch-epigraphische Mittheilungen aus Oesterreich-Ungarn,</title> 1877-97.</item>
 <item><title>AJA = American Journal of Archaeology,</title> second series, 1897-.</item>
 <item><title>AJP = American Journal of Philology,</title> 1880-.</item>
 <item><title>Abh.Berl.Akad. = Abhandlungen der Preussischen Akademie der
   Wissenschaften</title> (Berlin), earlier <title>der Koeniglichen Akademie der
   Wissenschaften zu Berlin</title> (cited by Jahrgang).</item>
 <item><title>Aegyptus,</title> Milan 1920-.</item>
 <item><title>Aevum = Aevum, rassegna di scienze storiche,</title> etc. (Università
   Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), Milan 1927-.</item>
 <item><title>Africa Italiana = Africa Italiana, collezione di monografie,</title> Rome
   1925-.</item>
 <item><title>Africa Italiana Riv. = Africa Italiana, rivista di storia e dʼarte,</title> Bergamo 1927-.</item>
 <item><title>Albania = Albania: revue dʼarchéologie, dʼhistoire, dʼart et des
   sciences appliquées en Albanie et dans les Balkans,</title> i, ii, Milan etc.,
   iii-, Paris 1925-.</item>
 <item><title>Ann.Épigr. = LʼAnnée épigraphique,</title> published in <title>Revue Archéologique</title> (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Annales du Service = Annales du Service des Antiquités de l’ Égypte,</title>
   1899-.</item>
 <item><title>Annuario = Annuario della regia Scuola Archeologica di Atene,</title>
   1914-.</item>
 <item><title>Arch.Anz. = Archäologischer Anzeiger,</title> in <title>Jahrb.</title> (q.v.).</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Ἀρχ.Δελτ.  Ἀρχαιολογικὸν Δελτίον,</foreign> 1915- (cited by year).</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Ἀρχ.Ἐφ.  Ἀρχαιολογικὴ Ἐφημερίς,</foreign> 1910- (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Arch.Pap. = Archiv für Papyrusforschung,</title> 1900-.</item>
 <item><title>Arch.f.Religionswiss. = Archiv für Religionswissenschaft,</title> Freiburg
   im Breisgau 1898-.</item>
 <item><title>Atene e Roma,</title> 1898-.</item>
 <item><title>Ath.Mitt. = Mitteilungen des deutschen archäologischen Instituts,
   Athenische Abteilung,</title> 1876-.</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Ἀθηνᾶ,</foreign> 1889-.</item>
 <item><title>Atti Acc. Napoli = Atti della Reale Accademia di Archeologia ecc.,
   Napoli, Nuova Serie,</title> 1910-.</item>
 <item><title>Ausonia = Ausonia, Rivista della Società italiana di archeologia e
   storia dellʼarte,</title> 1906-.</item>
 <item><title>BCH = Bulletin de Correspondance Hellénique,</title> 1877-.</item>
 <item><title>BpW = Berliner philologische Wochenschrift,</title> 1881-1920. Cf. <title>Phil.
   Wochenschr.</title></item>
 <item><title>BSA = Annual of the British School at Athens,</title> 1895-.</item>
 <item><title>Berl.Sitzb. = Sitzungsberichte (Monatsberichte</title> before 1882) <title>der
   Preussischen Akademie der Wissenschaften</title> (Berlin) (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Bull.Comm.Arch.Com. = Bullettino della Commissione Archeologica
   Comunale di Roma,</title> Rome 1872-.</item>
 <item><title>Bull.Inst.Arch.Bulg. = Bulletin de l’ Institut archéologique bulgare,</title>
   Sophia 1921-.</item>
 <item><title>Bull.Inst.Ég. = Bulletin de lʼinstitut égyptien,</title> cinquième série, Cairo
   1907-18.</item>
 <item><title>Bull.Inst.Franç. = Bulletin de l’ Institut Français d’ Archéologie Orientale,</title> Le Caire 1901-.</item>
 <item><title>Bull.Soc.Alex. = Bulletin de la Société Archéologique d’ Alexandrie,</title>
  Alexandria. First Series 1898-1902 (Nos. 1-5); Nouv. Série
  (vol. i, No. 6-) 1904- (cited by volume).</item>
 <item><title>Byz.-neugr.Jahrb. = Byzantinisch-neugriechische Jahrbücher,</title> 1920-.</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Βυζάντιον  Βυζάντιον,</foreign> <title>Revue internationale des études byzantines,</title>
   Paris 1924-.</item>
 <item><title>CQ = Classical Quarterly,</title> 1907-.</item>
 <item><title>CR = Classical Review,</title> 1887-.</item>
 <item><title>CRAcad.Inscr. = Comptes rendus de l’ Académie des Inscriptions et
   Belles-Lettres</title> (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Clara Rhodos = Clara Rhodos, studi e materiali pubbl. a cura dell’ Istituto storico-archeologico di Rodi,</title> Rhodes 1928-.</item>
 <item><title>Class.Phil. = Classical Philology,</title> Chicago 1906-.</item>
 <item><title>Dacia = Dacia: recherches et découvertes archéologiques en Roumanie,
   publ. sous la dir. de</title> V. Pârvan, Bucarest 1927-.</item>
 <item><title>Docum. ant. dell’ Africa Italiana = Documenti antichi dell’ Africa
   Italiana,</title> Bergamo 1932-.</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Ἑλληνικά  Ἑλληνικά, ἱστορικὸν περιοδικὸν δημοσίευμα,</foreign> Athens 1928-.</item>
 <item><title>Eos, Commentarii Societatis Philologae Polonorum,</title> Lwów 1894-.</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Ἐφ.Ἀρχ.  Ἐφημερὶς Ἀρχαιολογική, περίοδος τρίτη,</foreign> 1883-1909 (cited
   by year).</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Ἠπειρωτικὰ χρονικά,</foreign> 1926-.</item>
 <item><title>Eranos = Eranos: Acta philologica Suecana,</title> 1906-.</item>
 <item><title>Ét.de Pap. = Société royale égyptienne de papyrologie: Études de Papyrologie,</title> Le Caire 1932-.</item>
 <item><title>Glotta,</title> 1907-.</item>
 <item><title>Gött.gel.Anz. = Göttingische gelehrte Anzeigen</title> (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Gött.Nachr. = Nachrichten der Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften zu
   Göttingen</title> (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Harv.Theol.Rev. = Harvard Theological Review,</title> 1908-.</item>
 <item><title>Hermes,</title> 1866-.</item>
 <item><title>Hesperia = Hesperia: Journal of the American School of Classical
   Studies at Athens,</title> Cambridge, Mass. 1932-.</item>
 <item><title>Historia = Historia, studi storici per l’ antichità classica,</title> 1-9, Milan
   &amp; Rome 1927-35.</item>
 <item><title>Istros = Istros: revue roumaine dʼarchéologie et dʼhistoire ancienne,</title>
   Bucarest 1934-.</item>
 <item><title>Izv.Arch.Comm.</title> = Извѣстія археологической Комиссіи русской академіи наукъ (Reports of the Archaeological
   Commission of the Russian Academy of Sciences), Petrograd
   1901-18.</item>
 <item><title>JEA = Journal of Egyptian Archaeology,</title> 1914-.</item>
 <item><title>JHS = Journal of Hellenic Studies,</title> 1880-.</item>
 <item><title>JRS = Journal of Roman Studies,</title> 1911-.</item>
 <item><title>Jahrb. = Jahrbuch des (kaiserlich) deutschen archäologischen Instituts,</title>
   1886- (contains <title>Arch. Anz.</title>).</item>
 <item><title>Jahresh. = Jahreshefte des österreichischen archäologischen Institutes,</title>
   1898-; <title>Beibl. = Beiblatt.</title></item>
 <item><title>Klio = Klio, Beiträge zur alten Geschichte,</title> 1901-.</item>
 <item><title>L’Ant.Cl. = L’ Antiquité Classique,</title> Louvain 1932-.</item>
 <item><title>Leipz.Stud. = Leipziger Studien zur klassischen Philologie,</title> 1878-95.</item>
 <item><title>Liv.Ann. = Liverpool Annals of Archaeology and Anthropology,</title>
   1908-.</item>
 <item><title>Mél. de lʼéc. fr. de Rome = Mélanges dʼarchéologie et dʼhistoire: École
   française de Rome,</title> Paris &amp; Rome 1881-.</item>
 <item><title>Mélanges Beyrouth = Mélanges de l’ Université Saint-Joseph, Beyrouth
   (Liban),</title> Beyrouth 1906-.</item>
 <item><title>Mém.Inst.Franç. = Mémoires publiés par les membres de l’ Institut
   français dʼarchéologie orientale du Caire,</title> Le Caire 1902-.</item>
 <item><title>Mnemos = Mnemosyne,</title> 1852-.</item>
 <item><title>Mon.Ant. = Monumenti antichi pubblicati per cura della Reale Accademia dei Lincei,</title> 1890-.</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Μουσ. Σμυρν.  Μουσεῖον [Σμυρναῖον] καὶ βιβλιοθήκη τῆς Εὐαγγελικῆς   Σχολῆς,</foreign> Smyrna 1875-86 (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Mus.Belg. = Musée Belge,</title> 1897-.</item>
 <item><title>Not.Scav. = Notizie degli Scavi,</title> Serie v, 1904-.</item>
 <item><title>Notiz.Arch. = Notiziario Archeologico del Ministero delle Colonie,</title>
   Milan-Rome 1915-.</item>
 <item><title>Papers of Amer. School at Athens = Papers of the American School
   of Classical Studies at Athens,</title> Boston 1882 (publ. 1885)-1897.</item>
 <item><title>Phil.Wochenschr. = Philologische Wochenschrift</title> (incorporating <title>Berliner philologische Wochenschrift</title> and <title>Wochenschrift für klassische
   Philologie),</title> 1921-.</item>
 <item><title>Philol. = Philologus,</title> 1841-.</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Πολέμων  Πολέμων, ἐπιστημονικὸν ἀρχαιολογικὸν περιοδικόν,</foreign> Athens
   1929 (only vol. i published, but there are offprints from vol. ii).</item>
 <item><foreign lang="greek">Πρακτικὰ Ἀκ.Ἀθ.  Πρακτικὰ τῆς Ἀκαδημίας Ἀθηνῶν,</foreign> 1926-.</item>
 <item><title>QDAP = Quarterly of the Department of Antiquities in Palestine,</title>
   London 1931-.</item>
 <item><title>Recueil de Travaux = Recueil de Travaux relatifs à la philologie et à lʼarchéologie égyptiennes et assyriennes,</title> 1870-.</item>
 <item><title>Rend. Pont. Accad. Arch. = Rendiconti della Pontificia Accademia
   Romana di Archeologia,</title> 1921/2-.</item>
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 <item><title>Rev.Ét.Gr. = Revue des Études grecques,</title> 1888-.</item>
 <item><title>Rev.Hist.Rel. = Revue de lʼhistoire des religions,</title> Paris 1880-.</item>
 <item><title>Rev.Phil. = Revue de Philologie,</title> Nouv. Série 1877-1926, Troisième
   Sér. 1927-.</item>
 <item><title>Rh.Mus. = Rheinisches Museum,</title> Neue Folge, Frankfurt 1842-1920.</item>
 <item><title>Riv.Fil. = Rivista di Filologia,</title> 1873-.</item>
 <item><title>Riv.Ιst.Arch. = Rivista del R. Istituto d’ Archeologia e Storia dell’ Arte,</title> Rome 1929-.</item>
 <item><title>Röm.Mitt. = Mitteilungen des deutschen archäologischen Instituts,
   Römische Abteilung,</title> 1886-.</item>
 <item><title>Sitzb.Heidelb.Akad. = Heidelberg. Akademie der Wissenschaften. Sitzungsberichte (phil.-hist. Klasse</title>) 1910- (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Sokrates = Sokrates,</title> Neue Folge, Berlin 1913-24.</item>
 <item><title>Stud.Ital. = Studi italiani di filologia classica,</title> nuova serie i-, Florence
   1920-.</item>
 <item><title>Syria,</title> Paris 1920-.</item>
 <item><title>Trans.Am.Phil.Ass. = Transactions of the American Philological
   Association,</title> 1869-.</item>
 <item><title>Univ. of Eg. Fac. Bull. = Université Égyptienne, Faculty of Arts
   Bulletin,</title> Cairo 1933-.</item>
 <item><title>WkP = Wochenschrift für klassische Philologie,</title> 1884-1920. Cf.
   <title>Phil. Wochenschr.</title></item>
 <item><title>Wien.Sitzb. = Sitzungsberichte der(Kaiserlichen) Akademie der Wissenschaften in Wien, Philosophisch-historische Klasse,</title> 1849-.</item>
 <item><title>Wien.Stud. = Wiener Studien,</title> 1879-.</item>
 <item><title>Wiener Denkschr. = Denkschriften der Akademie der Wissenschaften
   in Wien, Phil.-hist. Klasse,</title> 1850- (cited by year).</item>
 <item><title>Yale Class. Studies = Yale Classical Studies,</title> 1928-.</item>
 <item><title>Zeitschr.d.Savigny-Stiftung = Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung für
   Rechtsgeschichte, romanistische Abteilung,</title> 1880-.</item>
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