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Accius. (See
Remains Of Old Latin, Volume Ii).
Achilles Tatius. Leucippe And
Clitophon.
Aelian. On The Characteristics Of Animals;
Letters.
Aeneas Tacticus.
Asclepiodotus.
Onasander.
Aeschines.
Aeschylus. Suppliant Maidens;
Persians; Prometheus; Seven Against Thebes;
Agamemnon; Libation-Bearers; Eumenides;
Fragments.
Aetna. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
I).
Alcaeus. (See Greek Lyric, Volume I).
Alciphron,
Aelian, And Philostratus. The Letters.
Ammianus
Marcellinus. Excerpta Valesiana.
Anacreon. (See Greek
Lyric, Volume II).
Anacreontea. (See Greek Lyric, Volume
Ii).
Andocides. (See Minor Attic Orators, Volume
I).
Antiphon. (See Minor Attic Orators, Volume
I).
Apollodorus. The Library.
Apollonius Rhodius.
Argonautica.
Apostolic Fathers. Clement;
Ignatius; Polycarp; Didache; Barnabas Shepherd Of
Hermas; Martyrdom Of Polycarp; Epistle To
Diognetus.
Appian. Roman History.
Apuleius.
Metamorphoses ("The Golden Ass").
Aratus. (See Callimachus,
Hymns).
Archilochus. (See Greek Elegy And Iambus, Volume
Ii).
Aristophanes. Acharnians; Knights;
Clouds; Wasps; Peace; Birds; Frogs;
Lysistrata; Thesmophoriazusae; Ecclesiazusae;
Plutus.
Aristotle. Categories; On Interpretation;
Prior Analytics; Posterior Analytics; Topica; On
Sophistical Refutations; On Coming-To-Be And Passing Away; On The
Cosmos; Physics; On The H eavens; Meteorologica; On
The Soul; Parva Naturalia; On Breath; History Of
Animals; Parts Of Animals; Movement Of Animals And Progression Of
Animals; Generation Of Animals; On Colours; On Things
Heard; Physiognomics; On Plants; On Marvellous Things
Heard; Mechanical Problems; On Indivisible Lines; The
Situations And Names Of Winds; On Melissus; Xenophanes;
Gorgias; Pr oblems; Rhetorica Ad Alexandrum;
Metaphysics; Oeconomica. Magna Moralia; Nicomachean Ethics;
Athenian Constitution; Eudemian Ethics; Virtues And Vices;
Politics; The Art Of Rhetoric; Poetics; On The Sublime.
Longinus. On The Sublime.
Demetrius. On
Style.
Arrian. History Of Alexander;
Anabasis.
Asclepiodotus. (See Aeneas
Tacticus).
Athenaeus. The Deipnosophists.
St.
Augustine. City Of God; Confessions; Select
Letters.
Ausonius. Paulinus Pellaeus.
Eucharisticus
Avianus. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
Ii).
Babrius. Phaedrus.
Bacchylides. (See
Greek Lyric, Volume Iv).
St. Basil. Letters; Address To
Young Men On Greek Literature.
Bede. Ecclesiastical
History; Lives Of The Abbots; Letter To
Egbert.
Bion. (See Greek Bucolic Poets)
Boethius.
The Theological Tractates; The Consolation Of
Philosophy.
Caecilius. (See Remains Of Old Latin, Volume I
).
Caesar. Gallic War; Civil Wars; Alexandrian,
African And Spanish Wars.
Callimachus. Aetia; Iambi;
Hecale; Other Fragments; Musaeus; Hero And Leander;
Hymns; Epigrams; Aratus; Phaenomena; Lycophron,
Alexandra.
Callinus. (See Greek Elegy And Iambus, Volume
I).
Callistratus. (See Philostratus,
Imagines).
Calpurnius Siculus. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
I).
Cato And Varro. On Agriculture.
Catullus.
Tibullus; Pervigilium Veneris.
Celsus. On
Medicine.
Cercidas. (See Theophrastus,
Characters).
Chariton. Callirhoe.
Choliambic
Poets. (See Theophrastus, Characters).
Cicero. Rhetorica
Ad Herennium; De Inventione; De Optimo Genere Oratorum;
Topica (Topics); De Oratore; De Fato (On Fate); Paradoxa
Stoicorum (Stoic Paradoxes); Brutus; Orator; Pro Qu
inctio; Pro Roscio Amerino; Pro Roscio Comoedo; The Three
Speeches On The Agrarian Law Against Rullus; Against Caecilius;
Against Verres; Pro Lege Manilia; Pro Caecina; Pro
Cluentio; Pro Rabir io Perduellionis Reo; In Catilinam; Pro
Murena; Pro Sulla; Pro Flacco; Pro Archia; Post
Reditum In Senatu; Post Reditum Ad Quirites; De Domo Sua;
De Haruspicum Responsis; Pro Cn. Planci o; Pro Sestio;
In Vatinium; Pro Caelio; De Provinciis Consularibus; Pro
Balbo; Pro Milone; Inpisonem; Pro Scauro; Pro
Fonteio; Pro Rabirio Postumo; Pro Marcello; Pro Ligar
io; Pro Rege Deiotaro; Philippics; De Finibus (On
Ends); Tusculan Disputations; Academica (Academics); De
Senectute (On Old Age); De Amicitia (On Friendship); De
Divinatione (On Divination); D e Officiis (On Duties); Letters To
Atticus; Letters To His Friends; Letters To His Brother
Quintus; Letters To Brutus; Handbook Of Electioneering. Letter To
Octavian.
Claudian. Panegyric On Probinus And Olybrius;
Against Rufinus I And Ii; War Against Gildo; Against Eutropius
I And Ii; Fescennine Verses On The Marriage Of Honorius;
Epithalamium Of Honorius And Maria; Panegyrics On The Third And Fourth
Consulships Of Honorius; Panegyric On The Consulship Of Manlius;
On Stilicho's Consulship; Panegyric On The Sixth Consulship Of
Honorius; The Gothic War; Shorter Poems; Rape Of
Proserpina.
Clement Of Alexandria. The Exhortation To The
Greeks; The Rich Man'S Salvation; To The Newly
Baptized.
Colluthus. (See Oppian).
Columella.
De Re Rustica.
Consolatio Ad Liviam (See Ovid, Volume
Ii).
Corinna. (See Greek Lyric, Volume Iv).
Cornelius
Nepos.
Curtius, Quintus. History Of
Alexander.
Demades. (See Minor Attic Orators, Volume
Ii).
Demetrius. (See Aristotle, Volume
Xxiii).
Demosthenes. Olynthiacs; Philippics; On
The Peace; On Halonnesus; On The Chersonese; Answer To
Philip'S Letter; Philip'S Letter; On Organization; On The
Navy-Boards; For The Liberty Of The Rhodians; For The People Of
Megalop; Olis; On The Treaty With Alexander; Against
Leptines; De Corona; De Falsa Legatione; Against
Meidias; Against Androtion; Against Aristocrates; Against
Timocrates; Against Aristogeiton; Private Orations; In
Neaeram; Funeral Speech; Erotic Essay; Exordia;
Letters. |
Dicta Catonis. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
Ii).
Dinarchus. (See Minor Attic Orators, Volume .
Ii)
Dio Cassius. Roman History; Fragments Of Books;
Fragments Of Books; Fragments Of Uncertain Reference.
Dio
Chrysostom. Discourses; Fragments;
Letters.
Diodorus Siculus. Library Of History;
Fragments Of Books.
Diogenes Laertius. Lives Of Eminent
Philosophers.
Dionysius Of Halicarnassus. Roman
Antiquities; Critical Essays; Ancient Orators: Lysias. Isocrates.
Isaeus. Demosthenes. Thucydides; On Literary Composition;
Dinarchus; Letters To Ammaeus And Pompeius.
Einsiedeln
Eclogues. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume I).
Elegiae In
Maecenatem. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume I).
Ennius.
(See Remains Of Old Latin, Volume I).
Epic Cycle. (See
Hesiod).
Epictetus. Discourses; Fragments; The
Encheiridion.
Eunapius
Euripides. Cyclops;
Alcestis; Medea; Children Of Heracles; Hippolytus;
Andromache; Hecuba; Suppliant Women; Electra;
Heracles; Trojan Women; Iphigenia Among The Taurians;
Ion.
Eusebius. Ecclesiastical
History.
Eusebius. Against The Life Of Apollonius Of Tyana,
Etc; (See Philostratus, Volume Ii).
Excerpta Valesiana.
(See Ammianus Marcellinus, Vol. ume Iii)
Florus. Epitome Of
Roman History; (See Also Minor Latin Poets, Volume
Ii).
Frontinus. Stratagems. Aqueducts.
Fronto.
Correspondence.
Galen. On The Natural
Faculties.
Gellius. Attic Nights.
Grattius.
(See Minor Latin Poets, Volume I).
Greek
Anthology.
Christian Epigrams. Christodorus Of Thebes In
Egypt; The Cyzicene Epigrams; The Proems Of The Different
Anthologies; The Amatory Epigrams; The Dedicatory Epigrams;
Sepulchral Epigrams; The Epigrams Of St. Gregory The Theologian;
The Declamatory Epigrams; The Hortatory And Admonitory Epigrams;
The Convivial And Satirical Epigrams; Strato'S Musa Puerilis;
Epigrams In Various Metres; Arithmetical Problems, Riddles,
Oracles; Miscellanea; Epigrams Of The Planudean Anthology Not In
The Palatine Manuscript.
Greek Bucolic Poets. . (Theocritus, Bion,
Moschus)
Greek Elegy And Iambus. Elegiac Poets From Callinus To
Critias (Including Tyrtaeus, Mimnermus, Solon, Phocylides, Xenophanes,
Theognis); Elegiac Poetry Of The Fourth Century. Iambic Poets (Including
Archilochus And Semonides); Anonymous Inscriptions And
Fragments
Greek Lyric. Sappho And Alcaeus; Anacreon,
Anacreontea, Choral Lyric From Olympus To Alcman; Stesichorus, Ibycus,
Simonides, And Others; Bacchylides, Corinna, And Others; The New
School Of Poetry; Anonymous Songs and Hymns.
Greek Mathematical
Works. From Thales To Euclid; From Aristarchus To
Pappus.
Hadrian. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
Ii).
Heracleitus. (See Hippocrates, Volume
Iv).
Herodas. (See Theophrastus,
Characters).
Herodian. History Of The
Empire.
Herodotus. The Persian Wars
Hesiod.
Homeric Hymns. Epic Cycle. Homerica.
Hippocrates. Ancient
Medicine; Airs, Waters, Places; Epidemics I & Iii; The
Oath; Precepts; Nutriment; Prognostic; Regimen In
Acute Diseases; The Sacred Disease; The Art; Breaths;
Law; Decorum; Physician (Ch.L); Dentition. On
Wounds In The Head; In The Surgery; On Fractures; On
Joints; Mochlicon; Nature Of Man; Regimen In Health;
Humours; Aphorisms; Regimen; Dreams;
Heracleitus; On The Universe; Affections; Diseases;
Internal Affections; Regimen In Acute Diseases; Epidemics;
Places In Man; Glands; Fleshes; Prorrhetic;
Physician; Use Of Liquids; Ulcers; Haemorrhoids And
Fistulas.
Hipponax. (See Theophrastus,
Characters).
Historia Augusta. (See Scriptores Historiae
Augustae).
Homer. Iliad; Odyssey.
Homerica,
Homeric Hymns. (See Hesiod).
Horace. Odes;
Epodes; Satires; Epistles; Ars
Poetica.
Hyperides. (See Minor Attic Orators, Volume
Ii).
Ibycus. (See Greek Lyric, Volume
Iii).
Inscriptions, Latin. (See Remains Of Old Latin, Volume
Iv).
Isaeus.
Isocrates. To Demonicus; To
Nicocles; Nicocles Or The Cyprians; Panegyricus; To
Philip; Archidamus; On The Peace; Areopagiticus;
Against The Sophists; Antidosis; Panathenaicus;
Evagoras; Helen; Busiris; Plataicus; Concerning
The Team Of Horses; Trapeziticus; Against Callimachus;
Aegineticus; Against Lochites; Against Euthynus;
Letters.
St. Jerome. Select Letters.
[John
Damascene]. Barlaam And Ioasaph.
Josephus. The Life;
Against Apion; The Jewish War.
Jewish
Antiquities.
Julian. Orations; Letters To
Themistius; Letters To The Senate And People Of Athens; Letters To
A Priest; The Caesars; Misopogon; Letters;
Epigrams; Against The Galilaeans; Fragments.
Julius
Obsequens. (See Livy, Volume Xiv).
Juvenal And
Persius.
Laus Pisonis. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
I).
Libanius. Selected Orations; Julianic Orations;
Autobiography; Letters.
Livius Andronicus. (See
Remains Of Old Latin, Volume Ii)
Livy. History Of Rome (Ab
Urbe Condita); Summaries; Fragments; Julius Obsequens;
General Index.
Longinus. (See Aristotle, Volume
Xxiii).
Longus. Daphnis And Chloe; Parthenius;
Love Romances; Poetical Fragments.
Lucan. The Civil
War (Pharsalia)
Lucian. Phalaris; Hippias Or The
Bath; Dionysus; Heracles; Amber Or The Swans; The
Fly; Nigrinus; Demonax; The Hall; My Native
Land; Octogenarians; A True Story; Slander; The
Consonants At Law; Symposium, Or The Lapiths; The Downward Journey
Or The Tyrant; Zeus Catechized; Zeus Rants; The Dream Or
The Cock; Prometheus; Icaromenippus Or The Sky-Man; Timon
Or The Misanthrope; Charon Or The Inspectors; Philosophies For
Sale; The Dead Come To Life Or The Fisherman; The Double
Indictment Or Trials By Jury; On Sacrifices; The Ignorant
Book-Collector; The Dream Or Lucian'S Career; The Parasite;
The Lover Of Lies; The Judgement Of The Goddesses; On Salaried
Posts In Great Houses; Anacharsis Or Athletics; Menippus Or The
Descent Into Hades; On Funerals; A Professor Of Public
Speaking; Alexander The False Prophet; Essays In Portraiture;
Essays In Portraiture Defended; The Goddesse Of Surrye; The
Passing Of Peregrinus; The Runaways; Toxaris Or Friendship;
The Dance; Lexiphanes; The Eunuch; Astrology; The
Mistaken Critic; The Parliament Of The Gods; The Tyrannicide;
Disowned; How To Write History; The Dipsads;
Saturnalia; Herodotus Or Aetion; Zeuxis Or Antiochus; A
Slip Of The Tongue In Greeting; Apology For The "Salaried Posts In Great
Houses"; Harmonides; A Conversation With Hesiod; The
Scythian Or The Consul; Hermotimus Or Concerning The Sects; To One
Who Said "You'Re A Prometheus In Words"; The Ship Or The Wishes;
Dialogues Of The Dead; Dialogues Of The Sea-Gods; Dialogues Of
The Gods; Dialogues Of The Courtesans; Soloecista; Lucius
Or The Ass; Amores; Halcyon; Demosthenes;
Podagra; Ocypus; Cyniscus; Philopatris;
Charidemus; Nero.
Lucilius. (See Remains Of Old
Latin, Volume Iii).
Lucretius.
Lycophron. (See Callimachus,
Hymns).
Lycurgus. (See Minor Attic Orators, Volume
Ii).
Lysias.
Manetho. History Of Egypt And Other
Works.
Manilius. Astronomica
Marcus Aurelius.
Meditations.
Martial. Epigrams;
Spectacles.
Menander. Aspis; Georgos; Dis
Exapaton; Dyskolos; Encheiridion;
Epitrepontes.
Mimnermus. (See Greek Elegy And Iambus, Volume
I).
Minor Attic Orators. Antiphon And Andocides;
Lycurgus. Dinarchus. De. mades. Hyperides Minor Latin Poets.
Publilius Syrus,; Elegies On Maecenas,; Grattius;
Calpurnius Siculus,; Laus Pisonis; Einsiedeln Eclogues;
Aetna; Florus; Hadrian; Nemesianus;
Reposianus; Tiberianus; Dicta Catonis; Phoenix;
Avianus; Rutilius Namatianus and Others
Minucius Felix.
(See Tertullian).
Moschus. (See Greek Bucolic
Poets).
Musaeus. (See Callimachus,
Aetia).
Naevius. (See Remains Of Old Latin, Volume
Ii).
Nemesianus. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
Ii).
Nepos. (See Cornelius Nepos).
Ninus Romance.
(See Longus)
Nonnos. Dionysiaca.
Onasander.
(See Aeneas Tacticus).
Oppian, Colluthus And
Tryphiodorus.
Ovid. Heroides, Amores; Art Of Love;
Cosmetics; Remedies For Love; Ibis; Walnut-Tree;
Sea Fishing; Consolation; Metamorphoses; Fasti;
Tristia, Ex Ponto.
Pacuvius. (See Remains Of Old Latin,
Volume Ii)
Non-Literary Papyri: Private Documents. (Agreements,
Receipts, Wills, Letters, Memoranda, Accounts And Lists, And
Others).
Non-Literary Papyri: Public Documents. (Codes And
Regulations, Edicts And Orders, Public Announcements, R. eports Of Meetings,
Judicial Business, Petitions And Applications, Declarations To Officials,
Contracts, Receipts, Accounts And Lists, Correspondence, And Others) Literary
Papyri: Poetry.
Parthenius. (See Longus).
Paulinus
Pellaeus. (See Ausonius, Volume II)
Pausanias.
Description Of Greece; Maps, Plans, Illustrations, And General
Index.
Persius. (See Juvenal).
Pervigilium
Veneris. (See Catullus).
Petronius. Satyricon;
Seneca, Apocolocyntosis.
Phaedrus. (See
Babrius).
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Philo. On The Creation; Allegorical
Interpretation Of Genesis; On The Cherubim; The Sacrifices Of Abel
And Cain; The Worse Attacks The Better; On The Posterity And Exile
Of Cain; On The Giants; On The Unchangeableness Of God; On
Husbandry; Concerning Noah'S Work As A Planter; On
Drunkenness; On Sobriety; On The Confusion Of Tongues; On
The Migration Of Abraham; Who Is The Heir Of Divine Things?; On
Mating With The Preliminary Studies; On Flight And Finding; On The
Change Of Names; On Dreams; On Abraham; On Joseph;
On Moses; On The Decalogue; On The Special Laws; On The
Virtues; On Rewards And Punishments; Every Good Man Is Free;
On The Contemplative Life; On The Eternity Of The World;
Against Flaccus; Apology For The Jews; On Providence; On
The Embassy To Gaius; General Indexes; Questions And Answers On
Genesis; Questions And Answers; On Exodus;
Philostratus. Life Of Apollonius Of Tyana; Life Of Appollonius
Of Tyana; Epistles Of Apollonius; Eusebius, Treatise; Lives
Of The Sophists; Eunapius, Lives Of The Philosophers And Sophists;
Love Letters; (See Alciphron).
Philostratus The Elder.
Imagines.
Philostratus The Younger, Imagines. Callistratus,
Descriptions.
Phocylides. (See Greek Elegy And Iambus, Volume
I).
Phoenix. (See Minor Latin Poets, Volume
Ii).
Pindar. Olympian Odes; Pythian Odes; Nemean
Odes; Isthmian Odes; Fragments.
Plato.
Euthyphro; Apology; Crito; Phaedrus; Laches;
Protagoras; Meno; Euthydemus; Lysis;
Symposium; Gorgias; Cratylus; Parmenides; Greater
Hippias; Lesser Hippias; The Republic; Theaetetus;
Sophist; Statesman; Philebus; Ion; Timaeus;
Critias; Cleitophon; Menexenus; Epistles;
Laws; Charmides; Alcibiades; Hipparchus; The
Lovers; Theages; Minos; Epinomis.
Plautus.
Amphitryon; The Comedy Of Asses; The Pot Of Gold; The
Two Bacchises; The Captives; Casina; The Casket Comedy;
Curculio; Epidicus; The Two Menaechmuses; The
Merchant; The Braggart Warrior; The Haunted House; The
Persian
; The Little Carthaginian; Pseudolus; The
Rope; Stichus; Three Bob Day; Truculentus; The Tale
Of A Travelling Bag; Fragments.
Pliny. Natural
History.
Pliny The Younger. Letters;
Panegyricus.
Plotinus. Enneads.
Porphyry.
Life Of Plotinus.
Plutarch. Theseus And Romulus;
Lycurgus And Numa; Solon And Publicola; Themistocles And
Camillus; Aristides And Cato Major; Cimon And Lucullus;
Pericles And Fabius Maximus; Nicias And Crassus; Alcibiades And
Coriolanus; Lysander And Sulla; Agesilaus And Pompey;
Pelopidas And Marcellus; Dion And B. rutus; Timoleon And
Aemilius Paulus; Demosthenes And Cicero; Alexander And Caesar;
Sertorius And Eumenes; Phocion And Cato The Younger; Demetrius
And Antony; Pyrrhus And Gaius Marius; Agis And Cleomenes;
Tiberius And Gaius Gracchus; Philopoemen And Flamininus;
Aratus; Artaxerxes; Galba; Otho; Moralia;
The Education Of Children; How The Young Man Should Study Poetry;
On Listening To Lectures; How To Tell A Flatterer From A Friend;
How A Man May Become Aware Of His Progress In Virtue; How To Profit By
One'S Enemies; On Having Many Friends Chance; Virtue And Vice;
Letter Of Condolence To Apollonius; Advice About Keeping Well;
Advice To Bride And Groom; The Dinner Of The Seven Wise Men;
Superstition; Sayings Of Kings And Commanders; Sayings Of
Romans; Sayings Of Spartans; The Ancient Customs Of The
Spartans; Sayings Of Spartan Women; Bravery Of Women; Roman
Questions; Greek Questions; Greek And Roman Parallel Stories;
On The Fortune Of The Romans; On The Fortune Or The Virtue Of
Alexander; Were The Athenians More Famous In War Or In Wisdom?;
Isis And Osiris; The E At Delphi; The Oracles At Delphi No
Longer Given In Verse; The Obsolescence Of Oracles; Can Virtue Be
Taught?; On Moral Virtue; On The Control Of Anger; On
Tranquillity Of Mind; On Brotherly Love; On Affection For
Offspring; Whether Vice Be Sufficient To Cause Unhappiness;
Whether The Affections Of The Soul Are Worse Than Those Of The Body;
Concerning Talkativeness; On Being A Busybody; On Love Of
Wealth; On Compliancy; On Envy And Hate; On Praising
Oneself Inoffensively; On The Delays Of The Divine Vengeance; On
Fate; On The Sign Of Socrates; On Exile; Consolation To His
Wife; Table-Talk; Dialogue On Love; Love Stories;
That A Philosopher Ought To Converse Especially With Men In Power; To
An Uneducated Ruler; Whether An Old Man Should Engage In Public
Affairs; Precepts Of Statecraft; On Monarchy, Democracy, And
Oligarchy; That We Ought Not To Borrow; Lives Of The Ten
Orators; Summary Of A Comparison Between Aristophanes And Menander;
On The Malice Of Herodotus; Causes Of Natural Phenomena;
Concerning The Face Which Appears In The Orb Of The Moon; On The
Principle Of Cold; Whether Fire Or Water Is More Useful; Whether
Land Or Sea Animals Are Cleverer; Beasts Are Rational; On The
Eating Of Flesh; Platonic Essays; Stoic Essays; That
Epicurus Actually Makes A Pleasant Life Impossible; Reply To Colotes In
Defence Of The Other Philosophers; Is "Live Unknown" A Wise Precept?;
On Music; Fragments.
Polybius. The
Histories.
Procopius. History Of The Wars; The Anecdota
Or Secret History; On Buildings. General Index.
Propertius.
Elegies.
Prudentius. Preface; Daily Round;
Divinity Of Christ; Origin Of Sin; Fight For Mansoul;
Against Symmachus; Crowns Of Martyrdom; Scenes From
History; Epilogue.
Ptolemy.
Tetrabiblos.
Quintilian. Training Of An
Orator.
Quintus Curtius. (See Curtius,
Quintus).
Quintus Smyrnaeus. The Fall Of
Troy.
Remains Of Old Latin. Ennius. Caecilius; Livius
Andronicus. Naevius. Pacuvius. Accius; Lucilius. The Law Of The Twelve
Tables; Archaic Inscriptions.
Reposianus. (See Minor
Latin Poets, Volume Ii).
Res Gestae Divi Augusti. (See Velleius
Paterculus).
Rutilius Namatianus. (See Minor Latin Poets,
Volume Ii).
Sallust. War With Catiline; War With
Jugurtha; Selections From The Histories; Doubtful
Works.
Sappho. (See Greek Lyric, Volume
I).
Scriptores Historiae Augustae. Hadrian; Aelius;
Antoninus Pius; Marcus Aurelius; L. Verus; Avidius
Cassius; Commodus; Pertinax; Didius Julianus;
Septimius Severus; Pescennius Niger; Clodius Albinus;
Caracalla. G; Eta. Opellius Macrinus; Diadumenianus;
Elagabalus; Severus Alexander; The Two Maximini; The
Three Gordians; Maximus And Balbinus; The Two Valerians;
The Two Gallieni; The Thirty Pretenders; The Deified
Claudius; The Deified Aurelian; Tacitus; Probus;
Firmus, Saturninus, Proculus And Bonosus; Carus, Carinus And
Numerian.
Semonides. (See Greek Elegy And Iambus, Volume
Ii).
Seneca. De Providentia; De Constantia; De
Ira; De Clementia; De Consolatione Ad Marciam; De Vita
Beata; De Otio; De Tranquillitate Animi; De Brevitate
Vitae; De Consolatione Ad Polybium; De Consolatione Ad
Helviam; De Beneficiis; Epistles; Naturales
Quaestiones; Tragedies; Hercules Furens; Troades;
Medea; Hippolytus Or Phaedra; Oedipus; Agamemnon;
Thyestes; Hercules Oetaeus; Phoenissae; Octavia;
Apocolocyntosis; (See Petronius).
Seneca The Elder.
Declamations; Controversiae; Suasoriae;
Fragments.
Sextus Empiricus. Outlines Of Pyrrhonism;
Against The Logicians; Against The Physicists; Against The
Ethicists; Against The Professors.
Sidonius. Poems;
Letters.
Silius Italicus. Punica.
Simonides.
(See Greek Lyric, Volume Iii).
Solon. (See Greek Elegy And
Iambus, Volume I).
Sophocles. Ajax; Electra;
Oedipus Tyrannus; Antigone; The Women Of Trachis;
Philoctetes; Oedipus At Colonus;
Fragments.
Statius. Silvae; Thebaid;
Achilleid.
Stesichorus. (See Greek Lyric, Volume
Iii).
Strabo. Geography.
Suetonius. The Lives
Of The Caesars:; Julius. Augustus. Tiberius. Gaius. Caligula;
Claudius. Nero. Galba, Otho, And Vitellius; Vespasian. Titus,
Domitian; The Lives Of Illustrious Men: Grammarians And Rhetoricians;
Poets (Terence. Virgil. Horace. Tibullus. Persius. Lucan); The Lives
Of Pliny The Elder And Passienus Crispus.
Sulpicia. (See
Catullus).
Tacitus. Agricola; Germania; Dialogue
On Oratory; Histories; Annals.
Terence. The Lady
Of Andros; The Self-Tormentor; The Eunuch; Phormio;
The Mother-In-Law; The Brothers.
Tertullian.
Apology; De Spectaculis; Minucius Felix,;
Octavius.
Theocritus. (See Greek Bucolic
Poets).
Theognis. (See Greek Elegy And Iambus, Volume
I).
Theophrastus. Enquiry Into Plants; De Causis
Plantarum.
Theophrastus. Characters; Herodas;
Mimes; Cercidas And The Choliambic Poets.
Thucydides.
History Of The Peloponnesian War.
Tibullus. (See
Catullus).
Tryphiodorus. (See Oppian)
Twelve Tables,
Law Of. (See Remains Of Old Latin, Volume Iii).
Tyrtaeus.
(See Greek Elegy And Iambus, Volume I).
Valerius Flaccus.
Argonautica.
Varro. On The Latin Language; On
Agriculture; (See Cato And Varro).
Velleius Paterculus.
Compendium Of Roman History; Res Gestae Divi
Augusti.
Virgil. Eclogues; Georgics; Aeneid;
The Minor Poems.
Vitruvius. On
Architecture.
Xenophon. Hellenica; Anabasis;
Memorabilia And Oeconomicus; Symposium And Apologia;
Cyropaedia; Scripta Minora; Constitution Of The
Athenians.
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