1 1 APOLLONIUS OF RHODES, Argonautica 1 473 APOLLONIUS OF RHODES, Fragments 2 27 APPIAN, Roman History 1. The Kings (Fragments) 2 41 APPIAN, Roman History 2. Italy (Fragments) 2 57 APPIAN, Roman History 3. Samnite History (Fragments) 2 97 APPIAN, Roman History 4. Gallic History (Fragments) 2 125 APPIAN, Roman History 5. Sicily and the Other Islands (Fragments) 2 139 APPIAN, Roman History 6. The Wars in Spain 2 303 APPIAN, Roman History 7. The Hannibalic War 2 401 APPIAN, Roman History 8.1. The Punic Wars 3 1 APPIAN, Roman History 8.2. Numidian Affairs (Fragments) 3 9 APPIAN, Roman History 9. Macedonian Affairs (Fragments) 3 53 APPIAN, Roman History 10. The Illyrian Wars 3 103 APPIAN, Roman History 11. The Syrian Wars 3 239 APPIAN, Roman History 12. The Mithridatic Wars 4 1 APPIAN, Roman History. The Civil Wars 5 1 APPIAN, Roman History. The Civil Wars 6 1 CATULLUS, Poems 6 185 TIBULLUS, Elegies 6 341 Pervigilium Veneris 7 1 CICERO, Letters to Atticus 8 1 CICERO, Letters to Atticus 9 1 EURIPIDES, Suppliant Women 9 65 EURIPIDES, Suppliant Women 9 141 EURIPIDES, Electra 9 301 EURIPIDES, Heracles 10 1 EURIPIDES, Trojan Women 10 145 EURIPIDES, Iphigenia among the Taurians 10 313 EURIPIDES, Ion 11 1 EURIPIDES, Helen 11 201 EURIPIDES, Phoenician Women 11 399 EURIPIDES, Orestes 12 51 EURIPIDES, Cyclops 12 145 EURIPIDES, Alcestis 12 275 EURIPIDES, Medea 13 1 JULIAN, Oration 1. Panegyric in Honour of Constantius 13 129 JULIAN, Oration 2. The Heroic Deeds of Constantius 13 271 JULIAN, Oration 3. Panegyric in Honour of the Empress Eusebia 13 347 JULIAN, Oration 4. Hymn to King Helios Dedicated to Sallust 13 437 JULIAN, Oration 5. Hymn to the Mother of the Gods 14 1 LUCIAN, Phalaris 14 33 LUCIAN, Hippias, or The Bath 14 47 LUCIAN, Dionysus 14 61 LUCIAN, Heracles 14 73 LUCIAN, Amber, or The Swans 14 81 LUCIAN, The Fly 14 97 LUCIAN, Letter to Nigrinus 14 141 LUCIAN, Demonax 14 175 LUCIAN, The Hall 14 209 LUCIAN, My Native Land 14 221 LUCIAN, Octogenarians 14 247 LUCIAN, A True Story 14 359 LUCIAN, Slander 14 395 LUCIAN, The Consonants at Law 14 411 LUCIAN, The Carousal (Symposium) 15 1 PETRONIUS, Satyricon 15 385 PETRONIUS, Fragments 15 405 PETRONIUS, Poems 15 431 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Apocolocyntosis 16 31 PHILOSTRATUS OF ATHENS, The Life of Apollonius of Tyana 17 3 PHILOSTRATUS OF ATHENS, The Life of Apollonius of Tyana 18 35 PROPERTIUS, Elegies 19 1 QUINTUS SMYRNAEUS, The Fall of Troy 20 27 SOPHOCLES, Ajax 20 165 SOPHOCLES, Electra 20 323 SOPHOCLES, Oedipus Tyrannus 21 1 SOPHOCLES, Antigone 21 129 SOPHOCLES, The Women of Trachis 21 253 SOPHOCLES, Philoctetes 21 409 SOPHOCLES, Oedipus at Colonus 22 41 TERENCE, The Woman of Andros 22 171 TERENCE, The Self-Tormentor 22 305 TERENCE, The Eunuch 23 1 TERENCE, Phormio 23 139 TERENCE, The Mother-in-Law 23 243 TERENCE, The Brothers 24 17 CLEMENT, Letter 1 24 153 CLEMENT, Letter 2 24 201 IGNATIUS, Letters. To the Ephesians 24 323 POLYCARP, Letter 24 355 Martyrdom of Polycarp 24 403 Didache 25 1 BARNABAS, Epistle 25 85 PAPIAS, Fragments 25 119 QUADRATUS, Fragment 25 121 Epistle to Diognetus 25 161 HERMAS, The Shepherd 26 1 AUGUSTINE, Confessions. Books 1–8 27 1 AUGUSTINE, Confessions 28 1 THEOCRITUS, Testimonia 28 15 THEOCRITUS, Idylls 28 411 THEOCRITUS, Fragments 28 415 THEOCRITUS, Epigrams 28 439 MOSCHUS, Testimonia 28 443 MOSCHUS, Eros the Runaway 28 449 MOSCHUS, Europa 28 467 MOSCHUS, Lament for Bion 28 483 MOSCHUS, Megara 28 497 MOSCHUS, Fragments 28 501 BION, Testimonia 28 505 BION, Lament for Adonis 28 519 BION, Wedding Song of Achilles and Deidamia 28 525 BION, Fragments 28 541 Adonis Dead 28 549 Bucolic Fragment 28 559 SIMIAS, Wings 28 567 SIMIAS, Ax 28 569 SIMIAS, Egg 28 577 DOSIADAS, Altar 28 581 BESANTINUS, Altar 29 1 JULIAN, Oration 6. To the Uneducated Cynics 29 67 JULIAN, Oration 7. To the Cynic Heracleios 29 163 JULIAN, Oration 8. Consolation upon the Departure of Sallust 29 199 JULIAN, Letter to Themistius the Philosopher 29 239 JULIAN, Letter to the Senate and People of Athens 29 293 JULIAN, Fragment of a Letter to a Priest 29 341 JULIAN, The Caesars 29 417 JULIAN, Misopogon, or, Beard-Hater 30 1 CICERO, De Officiis 31 35 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 1. The Deified Julius 31 151 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 2. The Deified Augustus 31 311 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 3. Tiberius 31 419 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 4. Gaius Caligula 32 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 33 21 HORACE, Odes 33 263 HORACE, Carmen Saeculare 33 269 HORACE, Epodes 35 1 TACITUS, Agricola 35 117 TACITUS, Germania 35 217 TACITUS, Dialogus 36 1 PLATO, Euthyphro 36 85 PLATO, Apology 36 195 PLATO, Crito 36 265 PLATO, Phaedo 36 405 PLATO, Phaedrus 37 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 38 1 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 5. Claudius 38 83 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 6. Nero 38 183 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 7.1. Galba 38 267 SUETONIUS, Lives of the Caesars 8.1. Vespasian 38 371 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Grammarians and Rhetoricians. Grammarians 38 419 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Grammarians and Rhetoricians. Rhetoricians 38 435 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Poets. Terence 38 449 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Poets. Virgil 38 467 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Poets. Horace 38 475 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Poets. Tibullus 38 477 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Poets. Persius 38 483 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Poets. Lucan 38 487 SUETONIUS, Lives of Illustrious Men. Pliny the Elder 39 1 CAESAR, Civil War 40 1 CICERO, De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum 41 1 OVID, Heroides 41 313 OVID, Amores 42 1 OVID, Metamorphoses 43 1 OVID, Metamorphoses 44 1 APULEIUS, Metamorphoses 45 1 ACHILLES TATIUS, Leucippe and Clitophon 46 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Theseus 46 89 PLUTARCH, Lives. Romulus 46 189 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Theseus and Romulus 46 203 PLUTARCH, Lives. Lycurgus 46 305 PLUTARCH, Lives. Numa 46 383 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Lycurgus and Numa 46 403 PLUTARCH, Lives. Solon 46 501 PLUTARCH, Lives. Publicola 46 565 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Solon and Publicola 47 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Themistocles 47 93 PLUTARCH, Lives. Camillus 47 209 PLUTARCH, Lives. Aristides 47 301 PLUTARCH, Lives. Marcus Cato 47 385 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Aristides and Marcus Cato 47 403 PLUTARCH, Lives. Cimon 47 469 PLUTARCH, Lives. Lucullus 47 611 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Cimon and Lucullus 48 1 PROCOPIUS, History of the Wars 49 1 STRABO, Geography 50 1 STRABO, Geography 51 1 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Cyropaedia 52 1 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Cyropaedia 53 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 54 1 LUCIAN, The Downward Journey, or The Tyrant 54 59 LUCIAN, Zeus Catechized 54 89 LUCIAN, Zeus Rants 54 171 LUCIAN, The Dream, or The Cock 54 241 LUCIAN, Prometheus 54 267 LUCIAN, Icaromenippus, or The Sky-Man 54 325 LUCIAN, Timon, or The Misanthrope 54 395 LUCIAN, Charon, or The Inspectors 54 449 LUCIAN, Philosophies for Sale 55 1 PLINY THE YOUNGER, Letters 56 1 PINDAR, Olympian Odes 56 215 PINDAR, Pythian Odes 57 1 HESIOD, Theogony 57 87 HESIOD, Works and Days 57 155 HESIOD, Testimonia 58 1 MARCUS AURELIUS, Meditations 58 345 MARCUS AURELIUS, Speeches 58 359 MARCUS AURELIUS, Sayings 59 3 PLINY THE YOUNGER, Letters 59 317 PLINY THE YOUNGER, Panegyricus 60 1 PLAUTUS, Amphitryon 60 133 PLAUTUS, The Comedy of Asses 60 249 PLAUTUS, The Pot of Gold 60 355 PLAUTUS, The Two Bacchises 60 499 PLAUTUS, The Captives 61 1 PLAUTUS, Casina 61 121 PLAUTUS, The Casket Comedy 61 217 PLAUTUS, Curculio 61 315 PLAUTUS, Epidicus 61 417 PLAUTUS, The Two Menaechmuses 62 35 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Hercules 62 161 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Trojan Women 62 273 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Phoenician Women 62 333 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Medea 62 435 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Phaedra 63 23 VIRGIL, Eclogues 63 97 VIRGIL, Georgics 63 261 VIRGIL, Aeneid 64 1 VIRGIL, Aeneid 65 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Pericles 65 117 PLUTARCH, Lives. Fabius Maximus 65 199 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Pericles and Fabius Maximus 65 207 PLUTARCH, Lives. Nicias 65 313 PLUTARCH, Lives. Crassus 65 425 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Nicias and Crassus 66 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 67 1 The Greek Anthology 1 67 83 The Greek Anthology 2 67 147 The Greek Anthology 3 67 171 The Greek Anthology 4 67 197 The Greek Anthology 5 67 297 The Greek Anthology 6 68 1 The Greek Anthology 7 68 399 The Greek Anthology 8 69 1 LONGUS, The Story of Daphnis and Chloe 69 199 XENOPHON OF EPHESUS, The Story of Anthia and Habrocomes 70 1 THEOPHRASTUS, Enquiry into Plants 71 1 GALEN, On the Natural Faculties 72 1 CAESAR, The Gallic War 73 1 ARISTOTLE, Nicomachean Ethics 74 1 BOETHIUS, Theological Tractates. De Trinititate 74 33 BOETHIUS, Theological Tractates. Utrum Pater et Filius 74 39 BOETHIUS, Theological Tractates. Quomodo Substantiae 74 53 BOETHIUS, Theological Tractates. De Fide Catholica 74 73 BOETHIUS, Theological Tractates. Contra Eutychen 74 131 BOETHIUS, The Consolation of Philosophy 75 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Epistles 76 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Epistles 77 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Epistles 78 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Oedipus 78 113 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Agamemnon 78 215 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Thyestes 79 1 THEOPHRASTUS, Enquiry into Plants 79 323 THEOPHRASTUS, On Odours 79 391 THEOPHRASTUS, Weather Signs 80 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Alcibiades 80 117 PLUTARCH, Lives. Caius Marcius Coriolanus 80 219 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Alcibiades and Coriolanus 80 233 PLUTARCH, Lives. Lysander 80 323 PLUTARCH, Lives. Sulla 80 445 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Lysander and Sulla 81 1 PROCOPIUS, History of the Wars 82 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 83 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 84 1 The Greek Anthology 9 85 1 The Greek Anthology 10 85 67 The Greek Anthology 11 85 281 The Greek Anthology 12 86 1 The Greek Anthology 13 86 25 The Greek Anthology 14 86 109 The Greek Anthology 15 86 157 The Greek Anthology 16 87 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Agesilaus 87 115 PLUTARCH, Lives. Pompey 87 327 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Agesilaus and Pompey 87 339 PLUTARCH, Lives. Pelopidas 87 435 PLUTARCH, Lives. Marcellus 87 523 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Pelopidas and Marcellus 88 1 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Hellenica 89 1 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Hellenica 90 43 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Anabasis 91 41 PERSIUS, Satires 91 127 JUVENAL, Satires 92 1 CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA, Exhortation to the Greeks 92 265 CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA, The Rich Man's Salvation 92 369 CLEMENT OF ALEXANDRIA, To the Newly Baptized 93 1 PAUSANIAS, Description of Greece 94 11 MARTIAL, Epigrams 95 1 MARTIAL, Epigrams 96 1 AUSONIUS, Prefatory Pieces 96 13 AUSONIUS, The Daily Round 96 33 AUSONIUS, Personal Poems 96 57 AUSONIUS, Parentalia 96 97 AUSONIUS, Poems Commemorating the Professors of Bordeaux 96 141 AUSONIUS, Epitaphs on the Heroes Who Took Part in the Trojan War 96 163 AUSONIUS, Eclogues 96 207 AUSONIUS, Cupid Crucified 96 217 AUSONIUS, Bissula 96 225 AUSONIUS, The Moselle 96 269 AUSONIUS, The Order of Famous Cities 96 287 AUSONIUS, Technopaegnion 96 311 AUSONIUS, Masque of the Seven Sages 96 331 AUSONIUS, On the Twelve Caesars Whose Lives Were Written by Suetonius 96 349 AUSONIUS, Conclusion of the Book of Annals 96 353 AUSONIUS, Riddle of the Number Three 96 371 AUSONIUS, Nuptial Cento 97 1 CICERO, Letters to Atticus 98 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Dion 98 125 PLUTARCH, Lives. Brutus 98 249 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Dion and Brutus 98 259 PLUTARCH, Lives. Timoleon 98 357 PLUTARCH, Lives. Aemilius Paulus 98 459 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Timoleon and Aemilius Paulus 99 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Demosthenes 99 81 PLUTARCH, Lives. Cicero 99 211 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Demosthenes and Cicero 99 223 PLUTARCH, Lives. Alexander 99 441 PLUTARCH, Lives. Caesar 100 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Sertorius 100 77 PLUTARCH, Lives. Eumenes 100 137 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Sertorius and Eumenes 100 143 PLUTARCH, Lives. Phocion 100 235 PLUTARCH, Lives. Cato the Younger 101 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Demetrius 101 137 PLUTARCH, Lives. Antony 101 333 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Demetrius and Antony 101 345 PLUTARCH, Lives. Pyrrhus 101 463 PLUTARCH, Lives. Caius Marius 102 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Agis and Cleomenes 102 143 PLUTARCH, Lives. Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus 102 241 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Agis and Cleomenes and the Gracchi 102 255 PLUTARCH, Lives. Philopoemen 102 321 PLUTARCH, Lives. Titus Flaminius 102 387 PLUTARCH, Lives. Comparison of Philopoemen and Titus 103 1 PLUTARCH, Lives. Aratus 103 127 PLUTARCH, Lives. Artaxerxes 103 205 PLUTARCH, Lives. Galba 103 275 PLUTARCH, Lives. Otho 104 11 HOMER, Odyssey 105 1 HOMER, Odyssey 106 1 AESCHINES, Against Timarchus 106 157 AESCHINES, On the Embassy 106 303 AESCHINES, Against Ctesiphon 107 1 PROCOPIUS, History of the Wars 108 1 THUCYDIDES, History of the Peloponnesian War 109 1 THUCYDIDES, History of the Peloponnesian War 110 1 THUCYDIDES, History of the Peloponnesian War 111 1 TACITUS, Histories 112 1 FRONTO, MARCUS CORNELIUS, Correspondence 113 1 FRONTO, MARCUS CORNELIUS, Correspondence 113 249 FRONTO, MARCUS CORNELIUS, Other Miscellaneous Remains 113 287 MARCUS AURELIUS, Miscellaneous Letters 114 1 LIVY, History of Rome 1 114 217 LIVY, History of Rome 2 115 1 AUSONIUS, Epistles 115 155 AUSONIUS, Epigrams on Various Matters 115 219 AUSONIUS, Thanksgiving for his Consulship, Addressed to the Emperor Gratian 115 293 PAULINUS PELLAEUS, Eucharisticus 116 1 SALLUST, The War with Catiline 116 149 SALLUST, The War with Jugurtha 117 1 HERODOTUS, The Persian Wars 118 1 HERODOTUS, The Persian Wars 119 1 HERODOTUS, The Persian Wars 120 1 HERODOTUS, The Persian Wars 121 1 APOLLODORUS, The Library 122 1 APOLLODORUS, The Library 123 1 PLATO, Theaetetus 123 259 PLATO, Sophist 124 45 QUINTILIAN, The Orator's Education 125 1 QUINTILIAN, The Orator's Education 126 1 QUINTILIAN, The Orator's Education 127 1 QUINTILIAN, The Orator's Education 128 1 POLYBIUS, The Histories 129 1 CALLIMACHUS, Hymns 1. To Zeus 129 49 CALLIMACHUS, Hymns 2. To Apollo 129 61 CALLIMACHUS, Hymns 3. To Artemis 129 85 CALLIMACHUS, Hymns 4. To Delos 129 113 CALLIMACHUS, Hymns 5. On the Bath of Pallas 129 125 CALLIMACHUS, Hymns 6. To Demeter. 129 137 CALLIMACHUS, Epigrams 129 183 ARATUS, Phaenomena 129 301 LYCOPHRON, Alexandra 130 1 LUCIAN, The Dead Come to Life, or The Fisherman 130 83 LUCIAN, The Double Indictment, or Trials by Jury 130 153 LUCIAN, On Sacrifices 130 173 LUCIAN, The Ignorant Book-Collector 130 213 LUCIAN, The Dream, or Lucian's Career 130 235 LUCIAN, The Parasite, Parasitic an Art 130 319 LUCIAN, The Lover of Lies, or the Doubter 130 383 LUCIAN, The Judgement of the Goddesses 130 411 LUCIAN, On Salaried Posts in Great Houses 131 1 EPICTETUS, Discourses 132 1 MENANDER, Aspis (The Shield) 132 97 MENANDER, Georgos (The Farmer) 132 139 MENANDER, Dis Exapaton (Twice a Swindler) 132 175 MENANDER, Dyskolos (The Peevish Fellow) 132 357 MENANDER, Encheiridion (The Dagger) 132 379 MENANDER, Epitrepontes (Men at Arbitration) 133 1 LIVY, History of Rome 3 133 255 LIVY, History of Rome 4 134 3 PHILOSTRATUS OF ATHENS, Lives of the Sophists 134 317 EUNAPIUS, Lives of Philosophers 135 1 CLAUDIAN, Panegyric on the Consuls Probinus and Olybrius 135 25 CLAUDIAN, Against Rufinus 1 135 57 CLAUDIAN, Against Rufinus 2 135 99 CLAUDIAN, The War against Gildo 135 139 CLAUDIAN, Against Eutropius 135 231 CLAUDIAN, Fescennine Verses in Honour of the Marriage of the Emperor Honorius 135 241 CLAUDIAN, Epithalamium of Honorius and Maria 135 269 CLAUDIAN, Panegyric on the Third Consulship of the Emperor Honorius (A.D. 396) 135 287 CLAUDIAN, Panegyric on the Fourth Consulship of the Emperor Honorius (A.D. 398) 135 337 CLAUDIAN, Panegyric on the Consulship of Fl. Manlius Theodorus (A.D. 399) 135 365 CLAUDIAN, On Stilicho's Consulship (A.D. 400) 136 1 CLAUDIAN, On Stilicho's Consulship (A.D. 400) 136 71 CLAUDIAN, Panegyric on the Sixth Consulship of the Emperor Honorius (A.D. 404) 136 125 CLAUDIAN, The Gothic War 136 175 CLAUDIAN, Shorter Poems 136 293 CLAUDIAN, The Rape of Proserpine 137 1 POLYBIUS, The Histories 138 1 POLYBIUS, The Histories 139 1 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 1. Hadrian 139 83 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 2. Aelius 139 101 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 3. Antoninus Pius 139 133 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 4. Marcus Aurelius 139 207 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 5. Lucius Verus 139 233 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 6. Avidius Cassius 139 265 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 7. Commodus 139 315 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 8. Pertinax 139 349 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 9. Didius Julianus 139 371 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 10. Septimius Severus 139 431 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 11. Pescennius Niger 139 461 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 12. Clodius Albinus 140 1 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 13. Caracalla 140 33 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 14. Geta 140 49 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 15. Opellius Macrinus 140 83 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 16. Diadumenianus 140 105 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 17. Elagabalus 140 179 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 18. Severus Alexander 140 315 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 19. The Two Maximini 140 381 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 20. The Three Gordians 140 411 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 21. Maximus and Balbinus 141 1 CICERO, Tusculan Disputations 142 53 SAPPHO, Fragments 142 235 ALCAEUS (LYRIC POET), Fragments 143 1 ANACREON, Testimonia 143 41 ANACREON, Fragments 143 259 OLYMPUS, Testimonia 143 291 EUMELUS, Lyric Fragment 143 315 TERPANDER, Fragments 143 321 THALETAS, Testimonia 143 331 POLYMNESTUS, Testimonia 143 337 ALCMAN, Testimonia 144 13 MELANIPPIDES, Testimonia 144 23 MELANIPPIDES, Fragments 144 31 PRONOMUS, Fragment 144 33 LICYMNIUS, Testimonia 144 35 LICYMNIUS, Fragments 144 41 CINESIAS, Testimonia 144 61 CINESIAS, Fragments 144 63 PHRYNIS, Testimonia 144 71 TIMOTHEUS, Testimonia 144 83 TIMOTHEUS, Fragments 144 123 TELESTES, Lyric Testimonia 144 127 TELESTES, Lyric Fragments 144 135 ARIPHRON, Testimonium 144 139 PHILOXENUS OF CYTHERA, Testimonia 144 155 PHILOXENUS OF CYTHERA, Fragments 144 177 PHILOXENUS OF LEUCAS, Testimonia 144 181 PHILOXENUS OF LEUCAS, Fragments 144 199 POLYIDUS, Testimonia 144 203 POLYIDUS, Fragment 144 205 CLEOMENES, Testimonia 144 207 LAMYNTHIUS, Testimonium 144 209 OENIADES, Testimonium 144 211 STESICHORUS II, Testimonium 144 213 ARISTOTLE, Testimonium 144 215 ARISTOTLE, Poems 144 223 LYCOPHRONIDES, Fragments 144 227 CASTORION, Fragments 144 231 HERMOLOCHUS, Fragment 144 233 Greek Lyric. Folk Songs 144 271 Greek Lyric. Scolia (Drinking Songs) 144 305 Greek Lyric. Anonymous Fragments 145 1 AESCHYLUS, Persians 145 139 AESCHYLUS, Seven against Thebes 145 277 AESCHYLUS, Suppliants 145 433 AESCHYLUS, Prometheus Bound 146 1 AESCHYLUS, Oresteia. Agamemnon 146 207 AESCHYLUS, Oresteia. Libation-Bearers 146 353 AESCHYLUS, Oresteia. Eumenides 147 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Ancient Medicine 147 65 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Airs Waters Places 147 139 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Epidemics 1, 3 147 289 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, The Oath 147 303 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Precepts 147 335 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Nutriment 148 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Prognostic 148 57 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Regimen in Acute Diseases 148 127 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, The Sacred Disease 148 185 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, The Art 148 219 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Breaths 148 255 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Law 148 267 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Decorum 148 303 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Physician (Chapter 1 Excerpt) 148 315 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Dentition 149 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Wounds in the Head 149 53 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, In the Surgery 149 83 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Fractures 149 201 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Joints 149 399 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Instruments of Reduction 150 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Nature of Man 150 43 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Regimen in Health 150 61 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Humours 150 97 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Aphorisms 150 223 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Regimen 1 150 297 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Regimen 2 150 367 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Regimen 3 150 421 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Regimen 4, or Dreams 150 449 HERACLITUS, On the Universe 151 1 OVID, Tristia 151 263 OVID, Ex Ponto 152 1 VELLEIUS PATERCULUS, Compendium of Roman History 152 331 AUGUSTUS, Res Gestae 153 1 EUSEBIUS, Ecclesiastical History 154 1 CICERO, De Senectute 154 101 CICERO, De Amicitia 154 213 CICERO, De Divinatione 155 1 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 18. On the Crown 155 231 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 19. De Falsa Legatione 156 1 AENEAS TACTICUS, On the Defence of Fortified Positions 156 227 ASCLEPIODOTUS, Tactics 156 341 ONASANDER, The General 157 1 JULIAN, Letters 157 237 JULIAN, Letters (Apocryphal) 157 295 JULIAN, Letters (Shorter Fragments) 157 305 JULIAN, Epigrams 157 311 JULIAN, Against the Galilaeans 157 429 JULIAN, Against the Galilaeans (Fragments) 158 1 CICERO, Pro Archia 158 43 CICERO, Post Reditum in Senatu 158 101 CICERO, Post Reditum ad Quirites 158 133 CICERO, De Domo Sua 158 313 CICERO, De Haruspicum Responsis 158 403 CICERO, Pro Plancio 159 1 POLYBIUS, The Histories 160 1 POLYBIUS, The Histories 161 1 POLYBIUS, The Histories 162 1 LUCIAN, Anacharsis, or Athletics 162 71 LUCIAN, Menippus, or The Descent into Hades 162 111 LUCIAN, Of Funerals 162 133 LUCIAN, A Professor of Public Speaking 162 173 LUCIAN, Alexander the False Prophet 162 255 LUCIAN, Essays in Portaiture 162 297 LUCIAN, Essays in Portaiture Defended 162 337 LUCIAN, The Goddesse of Surrye 163 1 PLAUTUS, The Merchant 163 129 PLAUTUS, The Braggart Soldier 163 305 PLAUTUS, The Ghost 163 443 PLAUTUS, The Persian 164 1 PLATO, The Statesman 164 197 PLATO, Philebus 164 401 PLATO, Ion 165 1 PLATO, Laches 165 85 PLATO, Protagoras 165 259 PLATO, Meno 165 373 PLATO, Euthydemus 166 1 PLATO, Lysis 166 73 PLATO, Symposium 166 247 PLATO, Gorgias 167 1 PLATO, Cratylus 167 193 PLATO, Parmenides 167 333 PLATO, Hippias Major 167 425 PLATO, Hippias Minor 168 1 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Memorabilia 168 379 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Oeconomicus 168 559 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Symposium 168 663 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Apology 169 1 THUCYDIDES, History of the Peloponnesian War 170 11 HOMER, Iliad 171 1 HOMER, Iliad 172 1 LIVY, History of Rome 5 172 193 LIVY, History of Rome 6 172 355 LIVY, History of Rome 7 173 1 PROCOPIUS, History of the Wars 174 1 FRONTINUS, Stratagems 174 329 FRONTINUS, Aqueducts of Rome 175 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 176 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 177 1 DIO CASSIUS, Roman History 178 47 ARISTOPHANES, Acharnians 178 219 ARISTOPHANES, Knights 179 1 ARISTOPHANES, Birds 179 253 ARISTOPHANES, Lysistrata 179 443 ARISTOPHANES, Women at the Thesmophoria 180 1 ARISTOPHANES, Frogs 180 237 ARISTOPHANES, Assemblywomen 180 413 ARISTOPHANES, Wealth 181 1 LUCRETIUS, De Rerum Natura 182 1 STRABO, Geography 183 1 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Hiero 183 59 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Agesilaus 183 135 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Constitution of the Lacedaimonians 183 191 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, Ways and Means 183 233 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, The Cavalry Commander 183 295 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, On the Art of Horsemanship 183 365 XENOPHON OF ATHENS, On Hunting 184 1 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1. Prologue 184 23 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.1. Thales 184 47 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.2. Solon 184 69 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.3. Chilon 184 75 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.4. Pittacus 184 85 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.5. Bias 184 91 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.6. Cleobulus 184 97 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.7. Periander 184 105 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.8. Anacharsis 184 111 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.9. Myson 184 115 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.10. Epimenides 184 121 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 1.11. Pherecydes 184 131 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.1. Anaximander 184 133 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.2. Anaximenes 184 135 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.3. Anaxagoras 184 145 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.4. Archelaus 184 149 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.5. Socrates 184 177 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.6. Xenophon 184 189 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.7. Aeschines 184 195 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.8. Aristippus 184 233 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.9. Phaedo 184 235 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.10. Euclides 184 241 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.11. Stilpo 184 249 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.12. Crito 184 251 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.13. Simon 184 255 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.14. Glaucon 184 255 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.15. Simmias 184 257 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.16. Cebes 184 257 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 2.17. Menedemus 184 277 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 3. Plato 184 375 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.1. Speusippus 184 381 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.2. Xenocrates 184 393 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.3. Polemo 184 399 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.4. Crates 184 401 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.5. Crantor 184 405 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.6. Arcesilaus 184 423 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.7. Bion 184 435 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.8. Lacydes 184 437 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.9. Carneades 184 443 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 4.10. Clitomachus 184 445 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 5.1. Aristotle 184 483 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 5.2. Theophrastus 184 509 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 5.3. Strato 184 519 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 5.4. Lyco 184 527 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 5.5. Demetrius 184 539 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 5.6. Heraclides 185 1 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.1. Antisthenes 185 23 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.2. Diogenes 185 85 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.3. Monimus 185 87 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.4. Onesicritus 185 89 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.5. Crates 185 97 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.6. Metrocles 185 99 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.7. Hipparchia 185 103 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.8. Menippus 185 105 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 6.9. Menedemus 185 111 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 7.1. Zeno 185 263 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 7.2. Ariston 185 269 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 7.3. Herillus 185 271 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 7.4. Dionysius 185 273 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 7.5. Cleanthes 185 285 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 7.6. Sphaerus 185 287 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 7.7. Chrysippus 185 321 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.1. Pythagoras 185 367 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.2. Empedocles 185 391 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.3. Epicharmus 185 393 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.4. Archytas 185 397 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.5. Alcmaeon 185 397 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.6. Hippasus 185 399 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.7. Philolaus 185 401 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 8.8. Eudoxus 185 409 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.1. Heraclitus 185 425 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.2. Xenophanes 185 429 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.3. Parmenides 185 433 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.4. Melissus 185 435 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.5. Zeno of Elea 185 439 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.6. Leucippus 185 443 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.7. Democritus 185 463 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.8. Protagoras 185 469 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.9. Diogenes of Apollonia 185 471 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.10. Anaxarchus 185 475 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.11. Pyrrho 185 519 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 9.12. Timon 185 529 DIOGENES LAERTIUS, Lives of Eminent Philosophers 10. Epicurus 186 1 JOSEPHUS, The Life of Josephus 186 161 JOSEPHUS, Against Apion 187 1 PLATO, Laws 188 1 PAUSANIAS, Description of Greece 189 1 CICERO, Philippic 1 189 47 CICERO, Philippic 2 189 173 CICERO, Philippic 3 189 219 CICERO, Philippic 4 189 239 CICERO, Philippic 5 189 299 CICERO, Philippic 6 190 1 BASIL, Letters 191 1 LIVY, History of Rome 8 191 161 LIVY, History of Rome 9 191 359 LIVY, History of Rome 10 192 1 PLATO, Laws 193 1 ARISTOTLE, "Art" of Rhetoric 194 1 HORACE, Satires 194 247 HORACE, Epistles 194 443 HORACE, Ars Poetica 195 1 GELLIUS, Attic Nights 196 1 STRABO, Geography 197 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Education of Children 197 71 PLUTARCH, Moralia. How the Young Man Should Study Poetry 197 199 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Listening to Lectures 197 261 PLUTARCH, Moralia. How to Tell a Flatterer from a Friend 197 397 PLUTARCH, Moralia. How a Man May Become Aware of His Progress in Virtue 198 1 CICERO, Pro Lege Manilia 198 85 CICERO, Pro Caecina 198 207 CICERO, Pro Cluentio 198 443 CICERO, Pro Rabirio Perduellionis 199 1 ARISTOTLE, Poetics 199 143 LONGINUS, On the Sublime 199 307 DEMETRIUS, On Style 200 1 GELLIUS, Attic Nights 201 1 PLATO, Charmides 201 93 PLATO, Alcibiades 1 201 225 PLATO, Alcibiades 2 201 307 PLATO, The Lovers 201 341 PLATO, Theages 201 385 PLATO, Minos 201 423 PLATO, Epinomis 202 1 ISAEUS, 1. On the Estate of Cleonymus 202 35 ISAEUS, 2. On the Estate of Menecles 202 69 ISAEUS, 3. On the Estate of Pyrrhus 202 125 ISAEUS, 4. On the Estate of Nicostratus 202 151 ISAEUS, 5. On the Estate of Dicaeogenes 202 195 ISAEUS, 6. On the Estate of Philoctemon 202 243 ISAEUS, 7. On the Estate of Apollodorus 202 281 ISAEUS, 8. On the Estate of Ciron 202 321 ISAEUS, 9. On the Estate of Astyphilus 202 353 ISAEUS, 10. On the Estate of Aristarchus 202 381 ISAEUS, 11. On the Estate of Hagnias 202 427 ISAEUS, 12. On Behalf of Euphiletus 202 443 ISAEUS, The Lost Speeches and Fragments 203 1 JOSEPHUS, The Jewish War 204 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 205 35 CICERO, Letters to Friends 206 1 STATIUS, Silvae 207 39 STATIUS, Thebaid 208 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 209 1 ISOCRATES, Discourses 1. To Demonicus 209 37 ISOCRATES, Discourses 2. To Nicocles 209 73 ISOCRATES, Discourses 3. Nicocles, or the Cyprians 209 115 ISOCRATES, Discourses 4. Panegyricus 209 243 ISOCRATES, Discourses 5. To Philip 209 341 ISOCRATES, Discourses 6. Archidamus 210 1 JOSEPHUS, The Jewish War 211 1 STRABO, Geography 212 1 GELLIUS, Attic Nights 213 1 CICERO, De Re Publica 213 287 CICERO, De Legibus 214 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Providentia 214 49 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Constantia 214 107 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Ira 214 357 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Clementia 215 1 BASIL, Letters 216 1 CICERO, Letters to Friends 217 1 PROCOPIUS, History of the Wars 218 1 EPICTETUS, Discourses 218 439 EPICTETUS, Fragments 218 479 EPICTETUS, Encheiridion 219 1 OPPIAN, Cynegetica, or The Chase 219 201 OPPIAN, Halieutica, or Fishing 219 533 COLLUTHUS, The Rape of Helen 219 573 TRYPHIODORUS, The Taking of Ilios 220 1 LUCAN, The Civil War 221 1 CICERO, In Caecilium 221 69 CICERO, Verrine Orations 1 221 123 CICERO, Verrine Orations 2 222 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. How to Profit by One's Enemies 222 43 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Having Many Friends 222 71 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Chance 222 91 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Virtue and Vice 222 103 PLUTARCH, Moralia. A Letter of Condolence to Apollonius 222 213 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Advice about Keeping Well 222 295 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Advice to Bride and Groom 222 345 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Dinner of the Seven Wise Men 222 451 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Superstition 223 1 STRABO, Geography 224 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 225 1 THEOPHRASTUS, Characters 225 177 HERODAS, Mimes 225 285 SOPHRON, Mimes 225 353 Popular Mime 226 1 PHILO, On the Account of the World's Creation Given by Moses 226 139 PHILO, Allegorical Interpretation of Genesis 2, 3 227 1 PHILO, On the Cherubim, The Flaming Sword, and Cain 227 87 PHILO, On the Birth of Abel and the Sacrifices Offered by Him and Cain 227 197 PHILO, That the Worse is Wont to Attack the Better 227 321 PHILO, On the Posterity of Cain and His Exile 227 441 PHILO, On the Giants 228 1 ARISTOTLE, Physics 229 1 ISOCRATES, Discourses 8. On the Peace 229 99 ISOCRATES, Discourses 7. Areopagiticus 229 159 ISOCRATES, Discourses 13. Against the Sophists 229 179 ISOCRATES, Discourses 15. Antidosis 229 367 ISOCRATES, Discourses 12. Panathenaicus 230 1 CICERO, Letters to Friends 231 1 FLORUS, Epitome of Roman History 232 1 OVID, Medicamina Faciei 232 11 OVID, Ars Amatoria 232 177 OVID, Remedia Amoris 232 235 OVID, Ibis 232 293 OVID, Nux 232 309 OVID, Halieutica 232 323 OVID, Consolatio ad Liviam 233 1 LIVY, History of Rome 21 233 197 LIVY, History of Rome 22 234 1 PLATO, Timaeus 234 255 PLATO, Critias 234 309 PLATO, Cleitophon 234 329 PLATO, Menexenus 234 383 PLATO, Epistles 235 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 236 1 ARRIAN, Anabasis of Alexander 237 1 PLATO, Republic 238 1 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 1. Olynthiac 1 238 23 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 2. Olynthiac 2 238 43 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 3. Olynthiac 3 238 65 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 4. Philippic 1 238 101 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 5. On the Peace 238 121 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 6. Philippic 2 238 123 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 9. Philippic 3 238 147 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 7. On Halonnesus 238 175 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 8. On the Chersonese 238 267 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 10. Philippic 4 238 315 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 11. Answer to Philip's Letter 238 333 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 12. Philip's Letter 238 351 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 13. On Organization 238 379 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 14. On the Navy-Boards 238 409 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 15. For the Liberty of the Rhodians 238 435 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 16. For the People of Megalopolis 238 461 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 17. On the Treaty with Alexander 238 485 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 20. Against Leptines 239 1 AUGUSTINE, Letters 240 1 CICERO, Pro Publio Quinctio 240 111 CICERO, Pro Sexto Roscio Amerino 240 265 CICERO, Pro Quinctio Roscio Comoedo 240 329 CICERO, De Lege Agraria 241 1 STRABO, Geography 242 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 243 1 BASIL, Letters 244 1 LYSIAS, 1. On the Murder of Eratosthenes 244 29 LYSIAS, 2. Funeral Oration 244 71 LYSIAS, 3. Against Simon 244 95 LYSIAS, 4. On a Wound by Premeditation 244 107 LYSIAS, 5. For Callias: On a Charge of Sacrilege 244 113 LYSIAS, 6. Against Andocides: For Impiety 244 145 LYSIAS, 7. Before the Areopagus: The Matter of the Olive-Stump 244 169 LYSIAS, 8. Accusation of Calumny against Fellow Members of a Society 244 183 LYSIAS, 9. For the Soldier 244 197 LYSIAS, 10. Against Theomnestus 1 244 215 LYSIAS, 11. Against Theomnestus 2 244 221 LYSIAS, 12. Against Eratosthenes 244 279 LYSIAS, 13. Against Agoratus 244 335 LYSIAS, 14. Against Alcibiades 1 244 365 LYSIAS, 15. Against Alcibiades 2 244 373 LYSIAS, 16. Before the Council: In Defence of Mantitheus 244 389 LYSIAS, 17. On the Property of Eraton 244 399 LYSIAS, 18. On the Confiscation of the Property of the Brother of Nicias 244 415 LYSIAS, 19. On the Property of Aristophanes 244 453 LYSIAS, 20. For Polystratus 244 475 LYSIAS, 21. Defence against a Charge of Taking Bribes 244 491 LYSIAS, 22. Against the Corn Dealers 244 505 LYSIAS, 23. Against Pancleon 244 517 LYSIAS, 24. On the Refusal of a Pension to the Invalid 244 535 LYSIAS, 25. Defence against a Charge of Subverting the Democracy 244 559 LYSIAS, 26. On the Scrutiny of Evandros 244 577 LYSIAS, 27. Against Epicrates and His Fellow Envoys 244 587 LYSIAS, 28. Against Ergocles 244 599 LYSIAS, 29. Against Philocrates 244 609 LYSIAS, 30. Against Nicomachus 244 635 LYSIAS, 31. Against Philon 244 657 LYSIAS, 32. Against Diogeiton 244 681 LYSIAS, 33. Olympic Oration 244 691 LYSIAS, 34. Against the Subversion of the Constitution of Athens 245 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Sayings of Kings and Commanders 245 155 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Sayings of Romans 245 239 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Sayings of Spartans 245 423 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Ancient Customs of the Spartans 245 451 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Sayings of Spartan Women 245 471 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Bravery of Women 246 1 BEDE, Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation 247 1 PHILO, On the Unchangeableness of God 247 103 PHILO, On Husbandry 247 205 PHILO, Concerning Noah's Work as a Planter 247 307 PHILO, On Drunkenness 247 437 PHILO, On Sobriety 248 1 BEDE, Ecclesiastical History of the English Nation 248 391 BEDE, Lives of the Abbots 248 447 BEDE, Letter to Egbert 249 1 TACITUS, Histories 249 225 TACITUS, Annals 250 1 TERTULLIAN, Apology 250 229 TERTULLIAN, De Spectaculis 250 303 MINUCIUS FELIX, Octavius 251 1 VITRUVIUS, On Architecture 252 1 CICERO, Pro Milone 252 137 CICERO, In Pisonem 252 261 CICERO, Pro Scauro 252 305 CICERO, Pro Fonteio 252 361 CICERO, Pro Rabirio Postumo 252 415 CICERO, Pro Marcello 252 453 CICERO, Pro Ligario 252 495 CICERO, Pro Rege Deiotaro 253 1 OVID, Fasti 254 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Consolatione ad Marciam 254 99 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Vita Beata 254 181 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Otio 254 203 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Tranquillitate Animi 254 287 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Brevitate Vitae 254 357 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Consolatione ad Polybium 254 417 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Consolatione ad Helviam 255 1 ARISTOTLE, Physics 256 7 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.1. Scamander 256 9 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.2. Comus 256 13 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.3. Fables 256 15 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.4. Menoeceus 256 19 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.5. Dwarfs 256 21 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.6. Cupids 256 29 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.7. Memnon 256 33 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.8. Amymone 256 35 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.9. A Marsh 256 41 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.10. Amphion 256 45 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.11. Phaethon 256 49 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.12. Bosphoros 1 256 55 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.13. Bosphoros 2 256 59 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.14. Semele 256 61 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.15. Ariadne 256 65 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.16. Pasiphae 256 69 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.17. Hippodamia 256 73 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.18. Bacchantes 256 75 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.19. The Tyrrhenian Pirates 256 81 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.20. Satyrs 256 83 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.21. Olympus 256 85 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.22. Midas 256 89 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.23. Narcissus 256 93 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.24. Hyacinthus 256 97 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.25. Andrians 256 99 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.26. Birth of Hermes 256 105 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.27. Amphiaraus 256 107 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.28. Hunters 256 115 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.29. Perseus 256 119 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.30. Pelops 256 123 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 1.31. Xenia 256 129 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.1. Singers 256 133 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.2. The Education of Achilles 256 139 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.3. Female Centaurs 256 141 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.4. Hippolytus 256 145 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.5. Rhodogoune 256 149 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.6. Arrichion 256 155 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.7. Antilochus 256 159 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.8. Melos 256 165 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.9. Pantheia 256 171 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.10. Cassandra 256 177 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.11. Pan 256 179 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.12. Pindar 256 181 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.13. The Gyraean Rocks 256 185 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.14. Thessaly 256 187 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.15. Glaucus Pontius 256 191 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.16. Palaemon 256 195 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.17. Islands 256 211 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.18. Cyclops 256 215 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.19. Phorbas 256 219 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.20. Atlas 256 223 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.21. Antaeus 256 229 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.22. Heracles among the Pygmies 256 231 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.23. The Madness of Heracles 256 237 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.24. Theiodamas 256 239 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.25. The Burial of Abderus 256 243 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.26. Xenia 256 245 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.27. The Birth of Athena 256 249 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.28. Looms 256 253 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.29. Antigone 256 255 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.30. Evadne 256 259 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.31. Themistocles 256 263 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.32. Palaestra 256 267 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.33. Dodona 256 269 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Imagines 2.34. Horae 256 273 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines. Prooemium 256 295 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 2. Marsyas 256 297 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 3. Hunters 256 303 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 4. Heracles or Achelous 256 307 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 5. Heracles in Swaddling-Clothes 256 309 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 6. Orpheus 256 313 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 7. Medea among the Colchians 256 317 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 8. Boys at Play 256 321 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 9. Pelops 256 325 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 10. Pyrrhus or the Mysians 256 343 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 11. The Argo or Aeetes 256 347 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 12. Hesione 256 351 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 13. Sophocles 256 353 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 14. Hyacinthus 256 357 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 15. Meleager 256 361 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 16. Nessus 256 365 PHILOSTRATUS THE YOUNGER, Imagines 17. Philoctetes 256 369 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 1. On a Satyr 256 381 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 2. On the Statue of a Bacchante 256 385 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 3. On the Statue of Eros 256 389 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 4. On the Statue of an Indian 256 391 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 5. On the Statue of Narcissus 256 395 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 6. On the Statue of Opportunity at Sicyon 256 401 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 7. On the Statue of Orpheus 256 403 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 8. On the Statue of Dionysus 256 407 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 9. On the Statue of Memnon 256 411 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 10. On the Statue of Paean 256 413 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 11. On the Statue of a Youth 256 417 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 12. On the Statue of a Centaur 256 419 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 13. On the Statue of Medea 256 421 CALLISTRATUS, Descriptions 14. On the Figure of Athamas 257 1 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 1. On Kingship 1 257 49 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 2. On Kingship 2 257 103 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 3. On Kingship 3 257 167 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 4. On Kingship 4 257 235 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 5. A Libyan Myth 257 249 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 6. Diogenes, or On Tyranny 257 285 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 7. The Euboean Discourse 257 375 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 8. On Virtue 257 401 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 9. Isthmian Discourse 257 417 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 10. On Servants 257 445 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 11. The Trojan Discourse 258 13 CALLINUS, Testimonia 258 19 CALLINUS, Fragments 258 25 TYRTAEUS, Testimonia 258 37 TYRTAEUS, Fragments 258 73 MIMNERMUS, Testimonia 258 81 MIMNERMUS, Fragments 258 107 SOLON, Testimonium 258 109 SOLON, Fragments 258 167 THEOGNIS, Testimonia 258 175 THEOGNIS, Elegiac Poems 258 387 PHILIADAS, Fragment 258 389 PHOCYLIDES, Testimonia 258 391 PHOCYLIDES, Fragments 258 405 DEMODOCUS, Testimonium 258 409 XENOPHANES, Testimonia 258 413 XENOPHANES, Fragments 258 427 ASIUS, Elegiac Fragment 258 429 DIONYSIUS CHALCUS, Testimonia 258 431 DIONYSIUS CHALCUS, Fragments 258 441 EUENUS, Testimonia 258 447 EUENUS, Fragments 258 457 CRITIAS, Testimonia 258 461 CRITIAS, Fragments 258 473 Greek Elegiac Poetry. Anonymous Elegiacs 259 13 ARCHILOCHUS, Testimonia 259 77 ARCHILOCHUS, Fragments 259 295 SEMONIDES, Testimonia 259 299 SEMONIDES, Fragments 259 343 HIPPONAX, Testimonia 259 353 HIPPONAX, Fragments 259 501 ANANIUS, Testimonia 259 503 ANANIUS, Fragments 259 511 SUSARION, Iambic Fragment 259 513 HERMIPPUS, Iambic Fragments 259 521 SCYTHINUS, Testimonia 259 525 DIPHILUS (IAMBIC POET), Testimonium 259 529 PANARCES, Fragment 259 533 Greek Iambic Poetry. Anonymous 260 1 PLAUTUS, The Little Carthaginian 260 223 PLAUTUS, Pseudolus 260 223 PLAUTUS, The Rope 261 1 PHILO, On the Confusion of Tongues 261 121 PHILO, On the Migration of Abraham 261 269 PHILO, Who is the Heir of Divine Things 261 449 PHILO, On Mating with the Preliminary Studies 262 1 JEROME, Letters 263 1 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 22. The Two Valerians 263 17 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 23. The Two Gallieni 263 65 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 24. The Thirty Pretenders 263 153 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 25. The Deified Claudius 263 193 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 26. The Deified Aurelian 263 295 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 27. Tacitus 263 335 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 28. Probus 263 387 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 29. Firmus, Saturninus, Proculus, Bonosus 263 417 HISTORIA AUGUSTA, 30. Carus, Carinus, Numerian 264 1 ARISTOTLE, Politics 265 1 EUSEBIUS, Ecclesiastical History 266 1 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Agreements 266 211 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Receipts 266 237 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Wills 266 263 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Disownment 266 269 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Letters 266 397 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Memoranda 266 401 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Invitations 266 405 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Orders for Payment 266 409 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Agenda 266 413 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Accounts and Lists 266 437 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Questions to Oracles 266 441 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Christian Prayers 266 443 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Gnostic Charm 266 445 Select Papyri. Private Affairs. Horoscopes 267 1 STRABO, Geography 268 1 CICERO, De Natura Deorum 268 397 CICERO, Academica 269 1 ARRIAN, Anabasis of Alexander 269 305 ARRIAN, Indica 270 1 BASIL, Letters 270 363 BASIL, On Greek Literature 271 1 ARISTOTLE, Metaphysics 272 1 PAUSANIAS, Description of Greece 273 1 SEXTUS EMPIRICUS, Outlines of Pyrrhonism 274 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 275 1 PHILO, On Flight and Finding 275 127 PHILO, On the Change of Names 275 283 PHILO, On Dreams 276 1 PLATO, Republic 277 1 SILIUS ITALICUS, Punica 278 1 SILIUS ITALICUS, Punica 279 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 280 1 VITRUVIUS, On Architecture 281 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 282 1 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Codes and Regulations 282 55 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Edicts and Orders 282 133 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Public Announcements 282 145 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Reports of Meetings 282 161 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Official Acts and Enquiries 282 173 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Judicial Business 282 227 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Petitions and Applications 282 333 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Declarations to Officials 282 393 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Nominations and Appointments 282 407 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Contracts and Tenders 282 459 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Receipts 282 497 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Orders for Payment 282 511 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Accounts and Lists 282 549 Select Papyri. Official Documents. Correspondence 283 1 CATO, On Agriculture 283 159 VARRO, On Agriculture 284 1 PUBLILIUS SYRUS, Sententiae 284 141 GRATTIUS, Cynegetica 284 207 CALPURNIUS SICULUS, Bucolics 284 287 Laus Pisonis 284 317 Einsiedelen Eclogues 284 345 Precatio Omnium Herbarum 285 1 ARISTOTLE, The Athenian Constitution 285 189 ARISTOTLE, Eudemian Ethics 285 483 ARISTOTLE, On Virtues and Vices 286 1 VALERIUS FLACCUS, Argonautica 287 1 ARISTOTLE, Metaphysics 287 321 ARISTOTLE, Oeconomica 287 425 ARISTOTLE, Magna Moralia 288 1 ARISTOTLE, On the Soul 288 205 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Sense and Sensible Objects 288 285 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Memory and Recollection 288 315 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Sleep and Waking 288 347 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Dreams 288 373 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Prophecy in Sleep 288 387 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Length and Shortness of Life 288 411 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Youth and Old Age. On Life and Death 288 429 ARISTOTLE, Parva Naturalia. On Respiration 288 483 ARISTOTLE, On Breath 289 1 PHILO, On Abraham 289 137 PHILO, On Joseph 289 273 PHILO, Moses 1 and 2 290 1 PROCOPIUS, Anecdota, or Secret History 291 1 SEXTUS EMPIRICUS, Against the Logicians 292 1 CELSUS, On Medicine 293 1 CICERO, Verrine Orations 2 294 1 ENNIUS, Testimonia 294 95 ENNIUS, Annals 294 347 ENNIUS, Annals (Unplaced Fragments) 294 443 ENNIUS, Annals (Doubtful Fragments) 294 453 ENNIUS, Fragmentary Republican Latin, Volume I 295 3 LIVY, History of Rome 31 295 161 LIVY, History of Rome 32 295 287 LIVY, History of Rome 33 295 425 LIVY, History of Rome 34 296 1 SIDONIUS, Poems 296 329 SIDONIUS, Letters 297 1 PAUSANIAS, Description of Greece 298 1 PAUSANIAS, Description of Greece 299 1 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 21. Against Meidias 299 153 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 22. Against Androtion 299 211 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 23. Against Aristocrates 299 369 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 24. Against Timocrates 300 1 AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS, History 301 1 LIVY, History of Rome 35 301 153 LIVY, History of Rome 36 301 289 LIVY, History of Rome 37 302 1 LUCIAN, The Passing of Peregrinus 302 53 LUCIAN, The Runaways 302 101 LUCIAN, Toxaris, or Friendship 302 209 LUCIAN, The Dance 302 291 LUCIAN, Lexiphanes 302 329 LUCIAN, The Eunuch 302 347 LUCIAN, Astrology 302 371 LUCIAN, The Mistaken Critic 302 417 LUCIAN, The Parliament of the Gods 302 443 LUCIAN, The Tyrannicide 302 475 LUCIAN, Disowned 303 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 304 3 CELSUS, On Medicine 305 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Roman Questions 305 173 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Greek Questions 305 251 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Greek and Roman Parallel Stories 305 319 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Fortune of the Romans 305 379 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Fortune or the Virtue of Alexander 305 489 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Were the Athenians More Famous in War or in Wisdom? 306 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Isis and Osiris 306 193 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The E at Delphi 306 255 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Oracles at Delphi No Longer Given in Verse 306 347 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Obsolescence of Oracles 307 1 ARISTOTLE, On Colours 307 47 ARISTOTLE, On Things Heard 307 81 ARISTOTLE, Physiognomics 307 139 ARISTOTLE, On Plants 307 235 ARISTOTLE, On Marvellous Things Heard 307 327 ARISTOTLE, Mechanical Problems 307 413 ARISTOTLE, On Indivisible Lines 307 449 ARISTOTLE, Situations and Names of Winds 307 459 ARISTOTLE, On Melissus, Xenophanes, and Gorgias 308 1 ANTIPHON, Prosecution of the Stepmother for Poisoning 308 33 ANTIPHON, Tetralogy 1 308 85 ANTIPHON, Tetralogy 2 308 117 ANTIPHON, Tetralogy 3 308 147 ANTIPHON, On the Murder of Herodes 308 287 ANTIPHON, Fragments 308 319 ANDOCIDES, On the Mysteries 308 453 ANDOCIDES, On His Return 308 483 ANDOCIDES, On the Peace with Sparta 308 577 ANDOCIDES, Fragments 309 23 CICERO, Pro Sestio 309 241 CICERO, In Vatinium 310 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, De Beneficiis 311 3 SEXTUS EMPIRICUS, Against the Physicists 311 383 SEXTUS EMPIRICUS, Against the Ethicists 312 1 TACITUS, Annals 313 1 LIVY, History of Rome 38 313 217 LIVY, History of Rome 39 314 1 LIVIUS ANDRONICUS, Tragedies 314 45 NAEVIUS, The Punic War or The Song of the Punic War 314 157 PACUVIUS, Tragedies 314 325 ACCIUS, Tragedies 314 595 ACCIUS, Amatory Poems? 314 601 Remains of Old Latin. Fragments of Tragedies by Authors Unknown 315 1 AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS, History 316 1 ARISTOTLE, Problems 317 1 ARISTOTLE, Problems 318 1 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 27. Against Aphobus 1 318 125 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 30. Against Onetor, an Ejectment Suit 1 318 157 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 31. Against Onetor, an Ejectment Suit 2 318 173 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 32. Plea of Demo against Zenothemis 318 199 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 33. Unknown Pleader against Apaturius 318 231 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 34. Plea of Chrysippus and Partner against Phormio 318 275 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 35. Androcles against Lacritus 318 317 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 36. A Friend Pleading for Phormio 318 369 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 37. Nicobulus against Pantaenetus 318 417 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 38. One of the Sons of Aristaechus against Nausimachus and Xenopeithes 318 443 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 39. Mantitheus against Boeotus 1 318 479 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 40. Mantitheus against Boeotus 2 319 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Roman Antiquities 320 1 PHILO, On the Decalogue 320 97 PHILO, On the Special Laws 321 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Love Stories 321 25 PLUTARCH, Moralia. That a Philosopher Ought to Converse Especially with Men in Power 321 49 PLUTARCH, Moralia. To an Uneducated Ruler 321 73 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Whether an Old Man Should Engage in Public Affairs 321 155 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Precepts of Statecraft 321 301 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Monarchy, Democracy, and Oligarchy 321 313 PLUTARCH, Moralia. That We Ought Not to Borrow 321 341 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Lives of the Ten Orators 321 459 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Summary of a Comparison between Aristophanes and Menander 322 1 TACITUS, Annals 323 3 ARISTOTLE, Parts of Animals 323 435 ARISTOTLE, Movement of Animals 323 481 ARISTOTLE, Progression of Animals 324 1 CICERO, In Catilinam 1–4 324 167 CICERO, Pro Murena 324 301 CICERO, Pro Sulla 324 411 CICERO, Pro Flacco 325 1 ARISTOTLE, Categories 325 111 ARISTOTLE, On Interpretation 325 181 ARISTOTLE, Prior Analytics 326 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 327 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 328 1 PLAUTUS, Stichus 328 61 PLAUTUS, Truculentus 328 107 PLAUTUS, Three-Dollar Day 328 385 PLAUTUS, Vidularia 328 417 PLAUTUS, Fragments 329 1 LUCILIUS, Satires 329 425 The Twelve Tables 330 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 331 1 AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS, History 331 507 Excerpta Valesiana 332 1 LIVY, History of Rome 40 332 183 LIVY, History of Rome 41 332 291 LIVY, History of Rome 42 333 1 VARRO, On the Latin Language 334 371 VARRO, On the Latin Language 335 1 Greek Mathematical Works 1. Introductory 335 39 Greek Mathematical Works 2. Arithmetical Notation and Operations 335 65 PYTHAGORAS, Arithmetic 335 143 PROCLUS, Summary 335 163 THALES, Mathematical Works 335 171 PYTHAGORAS, Geometry 335 227 DEMOCRITUS, Mathematical Works 335 233 HIPPOCRATES OF CHIOS, Mathematical Works 335 255 Greek Mathematical Works 9. Special Problems 335 365 ZENO, Mathematical Works 335 377 THEAETETUS, Mathematical Works 335 385 PLATO, Mathematical Works 335 407 EUDOXUS OF CNIDOS, Mathematical Works 335 417 ARISTOTLE, Mathematical Works 335 435 EUCLID, Mathematical Works 336 293 CELSUS, On Medicine 337 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Can Virtue Be Taught? 337 15 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Moral Virtue 337 89 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Control of Anger 337 161 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Tranquility of Mind 337 243 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Brotherly Love 337 327 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Affection for Offspring 337 359 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Whether Vice Be Sufficient to Cause Unhappiness 337 377 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Whether the Affections of the Soul Are Worse than Those of the Body 337 393 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Concerning Talkativeness 337 469 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Being a Busybody 338 1 ARISTOTLE, On the Heavens 339 1 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 12. Man's First Conception of God 339 89 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 13. About His Banishment 339 123 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 14. On Slavery and Freedom 1 339 143 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 15. On Slavery and Freedom 2 339 175 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 16. On Pain and Distress of Spirit 339 187 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 17. On Covetousness 339 209 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 18. On Training for Public Speaking 339 235 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 19. On the Author's Fondness for Listening 339 245 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 20. On Retirement 339 271 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 21. On Beauty 339 291 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 22. Concerning Peace and War 339 301 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 23. The Wise Man Is Happy 339 317 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 24. On Happiness 339 323 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 25. On the Guiding Spirit 339 337 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 26. On Deliberation 339 347 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 27. On Symposia 339 357 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 28. Melancomas 2 339 373 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 29. Melancomas 1 339 395 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 30. Charidemus 340 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 341 1 PHILO, On the Special Laws 341 157 PHILO, On the Virtues 341 307 PHILO, On Rewards and Punishments 342 1 CICERO, Brutus 342 295 CICERO, Orator 343 1 PROCOPIUS, Buildings 344 1 NONNOS, Dionysiaca 345 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 346 1 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 41. An Unknown Pleader against Spudias in the Matter of a Marriage Portion 346 27 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 42. Unknown Pleader against Phaenippus, on an Exchange of Properties 346 55 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 43. Sositheus against Macartatus in Regard to the Estate of Hagnias 346 121 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 44. Aristodemus against Leochares, regarding the Estate of Archiades 346 171 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 45. Apollodorus against Stephanus, Charged with False Testimony 1 346 241 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 46. Apollodorus against Stephanus, Charged with False Testimony 2 346 267 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 47. Unknown Pleader against Evergus and Mnesibulus, about False Testimony 346 331 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 48. Callistratus against Olympiodorus, an Action for Damages 346 371 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 49. Apollodorus against Timotheus in the Matter of a Debt 347 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Roman Antiquities 348 1 CICERO, De Oratore 349 1 CICERO, De Oratore 349 187 CICERO, De Fato 349 251 CICERO, Paradoxa Stoicorum 349 305 CICERO, De Partitione Oratoria 350 1 MANETHO, The History of Egypt 350 189 MANETHO, The Sacred Book 350 197 MANETHO, An Epitome of Physical Doctrines 350 199 MANETHO, On Ancient Ritual and Religion 350 199 MANETHO, On Festivals 350 203 MANETHO, On the Making of Kyphi 350 205 MANETHO, Criticisms of Herodotus (Fragments) 351 1 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 50. Apollodorus against Polycles for Expenses Incurred while Serving as Trierarch 351 51 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 51. On the Triearchic Crown, by an Unknown Pleader 351 71 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 52. Apollodorus against Callippus 351 97 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 53. Apollodorus against Nicostratus in the Matter of Slaves of Arethusius 351 123 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 54. Ariston against Conon, an Action for Assault 351 163 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 55. The Son of Teisias against Callicles, regarding Damage to a Piece of Property 351 189 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 56. Dareius against Dionysodorus in the Matter of a Loan 351 229 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 57. Euxitheus against Eubulides, an Appeal 351 285 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 58. Epichares against Theocrines, a Criminal Information 351 345 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 59. Theomnestus and Apollodorus against Neaera 352 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 353 3 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 354 1 NONNOS, Dionysiaca 355 1 LIVY, History of Rome 23 355 173 LIVY, History of Rome 24 355 339 LIVY, History of Rome 25 356 3 NONNOS, Dionysiaca 357 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Roman Antiquities 358 1 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 31. To the People of Rhodes 358 171 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 32. To the People of Alexandria 358 273 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 33. Tarsic Discourse 1 358 335 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 34. Tarsic Discourse 2 358 389 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 35. Discourse Delivered in Celaenae in Phrygia 358 417 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 36. The Borysthenitic Discourse 359 1 Archaic Latin Inscriptions. Inscriptions Proper 1. Epitaphs 359 55 Archaic Latin Inscriptions. Inscriptions Proper 2. Dedicatory Inscriptions 359 129 Archaic Latin Inscriptions. Inscriptions Proper 3. Honorary Inscriptions 359 145 Archaic Latin Inscriptions. Inscriptions Proper 4. Inscriptions on and concerning Public Works 359 197 Archaic Latin Inscriptions. Inscriptions Proper 5. Inscriptions on Movable Articles 359 217 Archaic Latin Inscriptions. Coins 359 243 Archaic Latin Inscriptions. Law and Other Documents 360 1 Select Papyri. Poetry. Tragedy, 5th and 4th Centuries B.C. 360 193 Select Papyri. Poetry. Old Comedy, 5th Century B.C. 360 229 Select Papyri. Poetry. Middle Comedy and New Comedy, 4th and 3rd Centuries B.C. 360 327 Select Papyri. Poetry. Mime 360 373 Select Papyri. Poetry. Lyric Poems 360 437 Select Papyri. Poetry. Elegiac and Iambic Poems 360 483 Select Papyri. Poetry. Hexameter Poems 362 1 ARISTARCHUS OF SAMOS, Mathematical Works 362 17 ARCHIMEDES, Mathematical Works 362 259 ERATOSTHENES OF CYRENE, Mathematical Works 362 275 APOLLONIUS OF PERGA, Mathematical Works 362 359 Greek Mathematical Works 20. Later Developments in Geometry 362 405 Greek Mathematical Works 21. Trigonometry 362 465 HERON OF ALEXANDRIA, Mensuration 362 511 DIOPHANTUS, Algebra 362 563 PAPPUS OF ALEXANDRIA, Geometry 363 1 PHILO, Every Good Man Is Free 363 103 PHILO, On the Contemplative Life or Suppliants 363 171 PHILO, On the Eternity of the World 363 293 PHILO, Flaccus 363 405 PHILO, Hypothetica 363 445 PHILO, On Providence 364 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Roman Antiquities 365 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 366 1 ARISTOTLE, Generation of Animals 367 1 LIVY, History of Rome 26 367 201 LIVY, History of Rome 27 368 1 QUINTUS CURTIUS, History of Alexander 369 1 QUINTUS CURTIUS, History of Alexander 370 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 371 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 372 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Roman Antiquities 373 1 ISOCRATES, Discourses 9. Evagoras 373 53 ISOCRATES, Discourses 10. Helen 373 99 ISOCRATES, Discourses 11. Busiris 373 133 ISOCRATES, Discourses 14. Plataicus 373 173 ISOCRATES, Discourses 16. The Team of Horses 373 209 ISOCRATES, Discourses 17. Trapeziticus 373 251 ISOCRATES, Discourses 18. Against Callimachus 373 297 ISOCRATES, Discourses 19. Aegineticus 373 331 ISOCRATES, Discourses 20. Against Lochites 373 349 ISOCRATES, Discourses 21. Against Euthynus 373 365 ISOCRATES, Letters 1. To Dionysius 373 381 ISOCRATES, Letters 2. To Philip 1 373 399 ISOCRATES, Letters 3. To Philip 2 373 409 ISOCRATES, Letters 4. To Antipater 373 423 ISOCRATES, Letters 5. To Alexander 373 431 ISOCRATES, Letters 6. To the Children of Jason 373 445 ISOCRATES, Letters 7. To Timotheus 373 457 ISOCRATES, Letters 8. To the Rulers of the Mytilenaeans 373 469 ISOCRATES, Letters 9. To Archidamus 374 1 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 60. The Funeral Speech 374 39 DEMOSTHENES, Orations 61. The Erotic Essay 374 83 DEMOSTHENES, Exordia 374 195 DEMOSTHENES, Letters 375 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 376 1 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 37. The Corinthian Discourse 376 49 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 38. On Concord with the Nicaeans 376 95 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 39. On Concord in Nicaea 376 107 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 40. On Concord with Apameia 376 149 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 41. To the Apameians 376 165 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 42. An Address in His Native City 376 173 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 43. A Political Address 376 189 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 44. On Friendship for his Native Land 376 205 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 45. In Defence of His Relations with Prusa 376 227 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 46. Against Mistreatment by His Fellow Citizens 376 243 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 47. His Efforts to Beautify Prusa 376 273 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 48. A Political Address 376 293 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 49. Declining Office as Archon 376 311 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 50. In Defence of His Record 376 325 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 51. In Reply to Diodorus 376 337 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 52. An Appraisal of the Tragic Triad 376 355 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 53. On Homer 376 371 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 54. On Socrates 376 379 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 55. On Homer and Socrates 376 401 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 56. On Kingship 376 417 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 57. Homer's Portrayal of Nestor 376 431 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 58. A Dialogue between Achilles and Cheiron 376 439 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 59. Philoctetes, a Paraphrase 376 451 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 60. On the Story of Deianeira 377 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 378 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Roman Antiquities 379 1 PHILO, On the Embassy to Gaius (The First Part of the Treatise on Virtues) 380 1 PHILO, Questions and Answers on Genesis 381 1 LIVY, History of Rome 28 381 205 LIVY, History of Rome 29 381 365 LIVY, History of Rome 30 382 1 SEXTUS EMPIRICUS, Against the Professors 383 1 ALCIPHRON, Letters 1. Letters of Fishermen 383 85 ALCIPHRON, Letters 2. Letters of Farmers 383 343 AELIAN, Letters 383 385 PHILOSTRATUS THE ELDER, Letters 384 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 385 1 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 61. Chryseis 385 23 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 62. On Kingship and Tyranny 385 33 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 63. On Fortune 1 385 43 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 64. On Fortune 2 385 73 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 65. On Fortune 3 385 87 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 66. On Reputation 385 117 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 67. On Popular Opinion 385 127 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 68. On Opinion 385 137 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 69. On Virtue 385 149 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 70. On Philosophy 385 161 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 71. On the Philosopher 385 175 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 72. On Personal Appearance 385 193 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 73. On Trust 385 207 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 74. On Distrust 385 239 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 75. On Law 385 251 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 76. On Custom 385 259 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 77-78. On Envy 385 303 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 79. On Wealth 385 313 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Discourses 80. On Freedom 385 331 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Encomium on Hair 385 345 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Fragments 385 353 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Letters 385 361 DIO CHRYSOSTOM, Testimonia 386 1 CICERO, De Inventione 386 347 CICERO, De Optimo Genere Oratorum 386 375 CICERO, Topica 387 7 PRUDENTIUS, The Daily Round 387 117 PRUDENTIUS, The Divinity of Christ 387 201 PRUDENTIUS, The Origin of Sin 387 275 PRUDENTIUS, Psychomachia 387 345 PRUDENTIUS, The Reply to Symmachus 388 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Roman Antiquities 389 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 390 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 391 1 ARISTOTLE, Posterior Analytics 391 263 ARISTOTLE, Topica 392 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 393 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 394 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 395 1 LYCURGUS, Against Leocrates 395 135 LYCURGUS, Fragments 395 159 DINARCHUS, Against Demosthenes 395 259 DINARCHUS, Against Aristogiton 395 285 DINARCHUS, Against Philocles 395 307 DINARCHUS, Fragments 395 361 HYPERIDES, In Defence of Lycophron 395 405 HYPERIDES, Against Philippides 395 425 HYPERIDES, Against Athenogenes 395 461 HYPERIDES, In Defence of Euxenippus 395 495 HYPERIDES, Against Demosthenes 395 531 HYPERIDES, Funeral Speech 395 561 HYPERIDES, Fragments 396 1 LIVY, History of Rome 43 396 89 LIVY, History of Rome 44 396 247 Loeb Classical Library 397 1 ARISTOTLE, Meteorologica 398 1 PRUDENTIUS, Crowns of Martyrdom 398 1 PRUDENTIUS, The Reply to Symmachus 398 347 PRUDENTIUS, Scenes from History 398 373 PRUDENTIUS, Epilogue 399 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 400 1 ARISTOTLE, On Sophistical Refutations 400 157 ARISTOTLE, On Coming-to-Be and Passing-Away 401 1 PHILO, Questions and Answers on Exodus 402 1 CAESAR, The Alexandrian War 402 137 CAESAR, The African War 402 301 CAESAR, The Spanish War 404 1 LIVY, Summaries 405 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Love of Wealth 405 41 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Compliancy 405 91 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Envy and Hate 405 109 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Praising Oneself Inoffensively 405 169 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Delays of the Divine Vengeance 405 301 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Fate 405 361 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Sign of Socrates 405 511 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Exile 405 573 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Consolation to His Wife 406 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Concerning the Face Which Appears in the Orb of the Moon 406 225 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Principle of Cold 406 287 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Whether Fire or Water Is More Useful 406 309 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Whether Land or Sea Animals Are Cleverer 406 487 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Beasts Are Rational 406 535 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Eating of the Flesh 409 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 410 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 411 1 AUGUSTINE, The City of God against the Pagans 412 1 AUGUSTINE, The City of God against the Pagans 413 1 AUGUSTINE, The City of God against the Pagans 414 1 AUGUSTINE, The City of God against the Pagans 415 1 AUGUSTINE, The City of God against the Pagans 416 1 AUGUSTINE, The City of God against the Pagans 417 1 AUGUSTINE, The City of God against the Pagans 418 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 419 1 PLINY THE ELDER, Natural History 420 1 SIDONIUS, Letters 421 1 CALLIMACHUS, Aetia 421 101 CALLIMACHUS, Iambi 421 157 CALLIMACHUS, Lyric Poems 421 175 CALLIMACHUS, Hecale 421 227 CALLIMACHUS, Minor Epic and Elegiac Poems 421 245 CALLIMACHUS, Fragments of Epigrams 421 251 CALLIMACHUS, Fragments of Uncertain Location 421 289 MUSAEUS, Hero and Leander 422 21 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 423 1 DIODORUS SICULUS, The Library of History 424 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Table-Talk 425 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Table-Talk 425 301 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Dialogue on Love 426 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Malice of Herodotus 426 131 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Causes of Natural Phenomena 427 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Platonic Questions 427 131 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On the Generation of the Soul in the Timaeus 427 347 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Epitome of "On the Generation of the Soul in the Timaeus" 428 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. That Epicurus Actually Makes a Pleasant Life Impossible 428 151 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Reply to Colotes in Defence of the Other Philosophers 428 317 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Is "Live Unknown" a Wise Precept? 428 343 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Music 429 1 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Tyrwhitt's Fragments. Desire and Grief--Psychical or Bodily Phenomena? 429 31 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Tyrwhitt's Fragments. The Affective Element in Man--Is It a Part or a Faculty of His Soul? 429 73 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Fragments from Lost Lives 429 87 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Fragments from Other Named Works 429 341 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Other Fragments 430 1 LUCIAN, How to Write History 430 75 LUCIAN, The Dipsads 430 87 LUCIAN, Saturnalia 430 141 LUCIAN, Herodotus, or Aetion 430 153 LUCIAN, Zeuxis, or Antiochus 430 171 LUCIAN, A Slip of the Tongue in Greeting 430 191 LUCIAN, Apology for the "Salaried Posts in Great Houses" 430 215 LUCIAN, Harmonides 430 227 LUCIAN, A Conversation with Hesiod 430 239 LUCIAN, The Scythian, or the Consul 430 259 LUCIAN, Hermotimus, or Concerning the Sects 430 417 LUCIAN, To One Who Said, "You're a Prometheus in Words" 430 429 LUCIAN, The Ship, or the Wishes 431 1 LUCIAN, Dialogues of the Dead 431 177 LUCIAN, Dialogues of the Sea-Gods 431 239 LUCIAN, Dialogues of the Gods 431 355 LUCIAN, Dialogues of the Courtesans 432 1 LUCIAN, The Sham Sophist, or The Solecist 432 319 LUCIAN, Gout 432 523 LUCIAN, Epigrams 433 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 434 421 FLORUS, Poems 434 437 HADRIAN, Poems 434 449 NEMESIANUS, Bucolica 434 485 NEMESIANUS, Cynegetica 434 513 NEMESIANUS, On Bird-Catching (Fragments) 434 517 REPOSIANUS, The Intrigue of Mars with Venus 434 539 MODESTINUS, Cupid Asleep 434 541 Cupido Amans 434 543 PENTADIUS, Poems 434 553 TIBERIANUS, Poems 434 571 SERVASIUS, Poems 434 583 Dicta Catonis 434 641 Phoenix 434 667 AVIANUS, Fables 435 1 PTOLEMY, Tetrabiblos 436 1 BABRIUS, Fables 436 189 PHAEDRUS, Fables 437 1 ARISTOTLE, History of Animals 438 1 ARISTOTLE, History of Animals 439 55 ARISTOTLE, History of Animals 440 1 PORPHYRY, On the Life of Plotinus and the Order of His Books 440 89 PLOTINUS, Enneads 441 5 PLOTINUS, Enneads 442 1 PLOTINUS, Enneads 443 1 PLOTINUS, Enneads 444 1 PLOTINUS, Enneads 445 1 PLOTINUS, Enneads 446 1 AELIAN, Characteristics of Animals 447 397 CICERO, Pro Caelio 447 523 CICERO, De Provinciis Consularibus 447 611 CICERO, Pro Balbo 448 1 AELIAN, Characteristics of Animals 449 1 AELIAN, Characteristics of Animals 450 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Natural Questions 451 1 LIBANIUS, Oration 13. To Julian 451 35 LIBANIUS, Oration 12. To the Emperor Julian as Consul 451 99 LIBANIUS, Oration 14. To Julian on Behalf of Aristophanes 451 147 LIBANIUS, Oration 15. The Embassy to Julian 451 209 LIBANIUS, Oration 16. On the Emperor's Anger 451 251 LIBANIUS, Oration 17. The Lament over Julian 451 277 LIBANIUS, Oration 18. Funeral Oration over Julian 451 489 LIBANIUS, Oration 24. Upon Avenging Julian 452 1 LIBANIUS, Oration 2. To Those Who Called Him Tiresome 452 53 LIBANIUS, Oration 50. For the Peasantry, about Forced Labour 452 91 LIBANIUS, Oration 30. To the Emperor Theodosius, For the Temples 452 153 LIBANIUS, Oration 45. To the Emperor, on the Prisoners 452 195 LIBANIUS, Oration 33. To the Emperor Theodosius, against Tisamenus 452 235 LIBANIUS, Oration 23. Against the Refugees 452 269 LIBANIUS, Oration 19. To the Emperor Theodosius, about the Riots 452 311 LIBANIUS, Oration 20. To the Emperor Theodosius, after the Reconciliation 452 349 LIBANIUS, Oration 21. To the Caesarius, Master of Offices 452 375 LIBANIUS, Oration 22. To Ellebichus 452 409 LIBANIUS, Oration 48. To the City Council 452 461 LIBANIUS, Oration 49. To the Emperor, for the City Councils 452 491 LIBANIUS, Oration 47. On Protection Systems 453 1 APULEIUS, Metamorphoses 454 1 HERODIAN, History of the Empire 455 3 HERODIAN, History of the Empire 456 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 457 1 SENECA THE YOUNGER, Natural Questions 458 1 APOLLONIUS OF TYANA, Letters 458 81 APOLLONIUS OF TYANA, Testimonia 458 145 EUSEBIUS, Reply to Hierocles 459 1 MENANDER, Heros (The Guardian Spirit) 459 49 MENANDER, Theophoroumene (The Demoniac Girl) 459 81 MENANDER, Karchedonios (The Man from Carthage) 459 109 MENANDER, Kitharistes (The Lyre Player) 459 155 MENANDER, Kolax (The Fawner) 459 207 MENANDER, Koneiazomenai (Women Drinking Hemlock) 459 221 MENANDER, Leukadia (The Girl form Leucas) 459 247 MENANDER, Misoumenos (The Hated Man) 459 371 MENANDER, Perikeiromene (The Girl with Her Hair Cut Short) 459 479 MENANDER, Perinthia (The Girl from Perinthus) 460 1 MENANDER, Samia (The Woman from Samos) 460 191 MENANDER, Sikyonioi (The Sicyonians) 460 323 MENANDER, Synaristosia (Women Lunching Together) 460 363 MENANDER, Phasma (The Apparition) 460 413 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 1 460 473 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 2 460 481 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 3 460 487 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 4 460 491 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 5 460 505 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 6 460 529 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 7 460 557 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 8 460 599 MENANDER, Unidentified and Excluded Papyri. Fabula Incerta 9 460 607 MENANDER, New Book Fragments 460 615 MENANDER, Plot Summaries 461 13 MYRTIS, Testimonia 461 19 CORINNA, Testimonia 461 27 CORINNA, Fragments 461 71 TELESILLA, Testimonia 461 79 TELESILLA, Fragments 461 85 TIMOCREON, Testimonia 461 89 TIMOCREON, Fragments 461 99 CHARIXENA, Testimonium 461 101 BACCHYLIDES, Testimonia 461 115 BACCHYLIDES, Victory Odes 461 209 BACCHYLIDES, Dithyrambs 461 251 BACCHYLIDES, Fragments 461 319 LAMPROCLES, Testimonia 461 321 LAMPROCLES, Fragments 461 325 CEDEIDES, Testimonia 461 327 SOPHOCLES, Testimonium 461 335 DIAGORUS, Testimonia 461 345 DIAGORUS, Fragments 461 349 ION OF CHIOS, Lyric Testimonia 461 355 ION OF CHIOS, Lyric Fragments 461 371 PRAXILLA, Testimonia 461 375 PRAXILLA, Fragments 461 383 EURIPIDES, Lyric Fragments 462 1 CICERO, Letters to Quintus 462 201 CICERO, Letters to Brutus 462 309 CICERO, Letters (Fragments) 463 1 SENECA THE ELDER, Controversiae 464 1 SENECA THE ELDER, Controversiae 464 485 SENECA THE ELDER, Suasoriae 464 613 SENECA THE ELDER, Rhetorical Fragments 465 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, The Ancient Orators. Preface 465 17 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, The Ancient Orators 1. Lysias 465 101 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, The Ancient Orators 2. Isocrates 465 171 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, The Ancient Orators 3. Isaeus 465 233 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, The Ancient Orators 4. On the Style of Demosthenes 465 457 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, The Ancient Orators 5. Thucydides 466 1 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Critical Essays 1. On Literary Composition 466 245 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Critical Essays 2. Dinarchus 466 301 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Critical Essays 3. Letter 1 to Ammaeus 466 347 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Critical Essays 4. Letter to Gnaeus Pompeius 466 401 DIONYSIUS OF HALICARNASSUS, Critical Essays 5. Letter 2 to Ammaeus 467 7 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Militiades 467 23 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Themistocles 467 43 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Aristides 467 47 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Pausanias 467 57 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Cimon 467 63 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Lysander 467 69 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Alcibiades 467 93 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Thrasybulus 467 101 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Conon 467 109 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Dion 467 127 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Iphicles 467 131 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Chabrias 467 137 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Timotheus 467 145 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Datames 467 165 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Epaminondas 467 185 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Pelopidas 467 193 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Agesilaus 467 207 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Eumenes 467 231 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Phocion 467 239 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Timoleon 467 247 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. On Kings 467 253 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Hamilcar 467 259 CORNELIUS NEPOS, The Book on the Great Generals of Foreign Nations. Hannibal 467 283 CORNELIUS NEPOS, Excerpt from the Book of Latin Historians. Cato 467 287 CORNELIUS NEPOS, Excerpt from the Book of Latin Historians. Atticus 467 327 CORNELIUS NEPOS, Fragments 468 1 PLOTINUS, Enneads 469 1 MANILIUS, Astronomica 470 367 PLUTARCH, Moralia. On Stoic Self-Contradiction 470 605 PLUTARCH, Moralia. The Stoics Talk More Paradoxically Than The Poets 470 621 PLUTARCH, Moralia. Against the Stoics on Common Conceptions 471 1 THEOPHRASTUS, De Causis Plantarum 472 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Affections 472 83 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Diseases 1 472 165 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Diseases 2 473 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Diseases 3 473 59 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Internal Affections 474 1 THEOPHRASTUS, De Causis Plantarum 475 1 THEOPHRASTUS, De Causis Plantarum 476 17 ARION, Testimonia 476 27 XANTHUS, Fragments 476 29 STESICHORUS I, Testimonia 476 61 STESICHORUS I, Fragments 476 201 ECHEMBROTUS, Fragment 476 203 SACADAS, Testimonia 476 209 IBYCUS, Testimonia 476 221 IBYCUS, Fragments 476 295 APOLLODORUS (LYRIC POET), Fragment 476 295 APOLLODORUS (LYRIC POET), Testimonium 476 297 LASUS, Testimonia 476 307 LASUS, Fragments 476 313 TYNNICHUS, Fragment 476 315 LAMPRUS, Testimonia 476 319 PRATINAS, Testimonia 476 321 PRATINAS, Fragments 476 329 CYDIAS, Fragments 476 331 SIMONIDES, Testimonia 476 369 SIMONIDES, Fragments 477 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Epidemics 2, 4-7 478 51 LIBANIUS, Oration 1. The Autobiography 480 1 MARTIAL, Epigrams 481 1 CHARITON, Callirhoe 482 13 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Places in Man 482 101 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Glands 482 125 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Fleshes 482 165 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Prorrhetic 1 482 211 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Prorrhetic 2 482 291 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Physician 482 313 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Use of Liquids 482 335 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Ulcers 482 373 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Haemorrhoids 482 387 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Fistulas 483 11 SOPHOCLES, Fragments of Known Plays 483 345 SOPHOCLES, Fragments Not Assignable to Any Play 483 419 SOPHOCLES, Fragment (Oeneus?) 484 1 EURIPIDES, Children of Heracles 484 115 EURIPIDES, Hippolytus 484 265 EURIPIDES, Andromache 484 391 EURIPIDES, Hecuba 485 1 PINDAR, Nemean Odes 485 133 PINDAR, Isthmian Odes 485 225 PINDAR, Fragments 486 1 AELIAN, Historical Miscellany 486 495 AELIAN, Fragments 487 1 JOSEPHUS, The Jewish War 488 1 ARISTOPHANES, Clouds 488 213 ARISTOPHANES, Wasps 488 417 ARISTOPHANES, Peace 489 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 490 1 JOSEPHUS, Jewish Antiquities 491 1 CICERO, Letters to Atticus 492 11 VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Memorable Doings and Sayings 493 1 VALERIUS MAXIMUS, Memorable Doings and Sayings 494 1 QUINTILIAN, The Orator's Education 495 1 EURIPIDES, Bacchae 495 155 EURIPIDES, Iphigenia at Aulis 495 255 EURIPIDES, Rhesus 496 419 PROCLUS, Lives of Homer 5. Chresomathy 1 497 1 Greek Epic Fragments. The Theban Cycle. Oedipodea 497 43 Greek Epic Fragments. The Theban Cycle. Thebaid 497 55 Greek Epic Fragments. The Theban Cycle. Epigoni 497 59 Greek Epic Fragments. The Theban Cycle. Alcmeonis 497 65 Greek Epic Fragments. The Trojan Cycle. Cypria 497 109 Greek Epic Fragments. The Trojan Cycle. Aethiopis 497 119 Greek Epic Fragments. The Trojan Cycle. The Little Iliad 497 143 Greek Epic Fragments. The Trojan Cycle. The Sack of Ilion 497 153 Greek Epic Fragments. The Trojan Cycle. The Returns 497 165 Greek Epic Fragments. The Trojan Cycle. Telegony. Thesprotis 497 173 CREOPHYLUS, The Capture of Oichalia 497 177 PISANDER, Heraclea 497 189 PANYASSIS, Heraclea 497 217 Greek Epic Fragments. Poems on Heracles and Theseus. Theseis 497 221 EUMELUS, Epic Testimonia and Fragments 497 251 CINAETHON, Testimonia and Fragments 497 255 ASIUS, Epic Fragments 497 263 HEGESINOUS, Atthis 497 265 CHERSIAS, Testimonia and Fragment 497 267 Greek Epic Fragments. Genealogical and Antiquarian Epics. Danais 497 269 Greek Epic Fragments. Genealogical and Antiquarian Epics. Minyas 497 275 Greek Epic Fragments. Genealogical and Antiquarian Epics. Carmen Naupactium 497 283 Greek Epic Fragments. Genealogical and Antiquarian Epics. Phoronis 497 287 Greek Epic Fragments. Unplaced Fragments (mostly ascribed to "Homer") 498 1 STATIUS, Thebaid 498 311 STATIUS, Achilleid 502 1 ARISTOPHANES, Testimonia 502 111 ARISTOPHANES, Attributed Fragments 502 385 ARISTOPHANES, Unattributed Fragments 502 523 ARISTOPHANES, Dubiously Attributed Fragments 503 1 HESIOD, The Shield 503 41 HESIOD, The Catalogue of Women 503 263 HESIOD, Other Fragments 504 1 EURIPIDES, Dramatic Fragments 505 1 AESCHYLUS, Attributed Fragments 505 289 AESCHYLUS, Unattributed Fragments 505 333 AESCHYLUS, Probably Aeschylean Papyrus Fragments 505 343 AESCHYLUS, Doubtfully Ascribed Fragments 506 1 EURIPIDES, Dramatic Fragments 507 1 CICERO, Philippic 7 507 29 CICERO, Philippic 8 507 69 CICERO, Philippic 9 507 93 CICERO, Philippic 10 507 129 CICERO, Philippic 11 507 181 CICERO, Philippic 12 507 219 CICERO, Philippic 13 507 289 CICERO, Philippic 14 507 333 CICERO, Philippics (Fragments) 508 1 PHILITAS OF COS, Testimonia 508 37 PHILITAS OF COS, Poetic Fragments 508 65 PHILITAS OF COS, Grammatical Fragments 508 99 ALEXANDER OF AETOLIA, Testimonia 508 119 ALEXANDER OF AETOLIA, Fragments 508 147 HERMESIANAX, Testimonia 508 159 HERMESIANAX, Fragments 508 189 EUPHORION, Testimonia 508 215 EUPHORION, Poetic Fragments 508 429 EUPHORION, Prose Fragments 508 467 PARTHENIUS OF NICAEA, Testimonia 508 489 PARTHENIUS OF NICAEA, Poetic Fragments 508 549 PARTHENIUS OF NICAEA, Sufferings in Love 509 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Anatomy 509 9 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Nature of Bones 509 51 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Heart 509 71 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Eight Months' Child 509 103 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Coan Prenotions 509 271 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Crises 509 301 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Critical Days 509 313 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Superfetation 509 355 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Girls 509 365 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Excision of the Fetus 509 375 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Sight 510 1 MACROBIUS, Saturnalia 511 1 MACROBIUS, Saturnalia 512 1 MACROBIUS, Saturnalia 513 1 ALCAEUS (COMIC POET), Testimonia and Fragments 513 59 ALCIMENES, Testimonia 513 61 AMEIPSIAS, Testimonia and Fragments 513 83 APOLLOPHANES, Testimonia and Fragments 513 93 ARCESILAUS, Testimonia and Fragments 513 95 ARCHIPPUS, Testimonia and Fragments 513 121 ARIPHRADES, Testimonium 513 123 ARISTAGORAS, Fragments 513 125 ARISTOMENES, Testimonia and Fragments 513 137 ARISTONYMUS, Testimonium and Fragments 513 143 AUTOCRATES, Testimonia and Fragments 513 147 CALLIAS I, Testimonia and Fragments 513 167 CALLIAS II ("THE ATHENIAN"), Testimonia and Fragment 513 175 CANTHARUS, Testimonia and Fragments 513 183 CEPHISODORUS, Testimonia and Fragments 513 193 CHIONIDES, Testimonia and Fragments 513 201 CRATES I, Testimonia and Fragments 513 233 CRATES II, Testimonium 513 235 CRATINUS, Testimonia and Fragments 513 435 DEMETRIUS (COMIC POET), Testimonia and Fragments 513 443 DIOCLES (COMIC POET), Testimonia and Fragments 514 1 DIOPEITHES, Testimonium 514 5 ECPHANTIDES, Testimonia and Fragments 514 15 EPILYCUS, Testimonium and Fragments 514 19 EUETES, Testimonium and Fragment 514 21 EUNICUS, Testimonium and Fragments 514 25 EUPHRONIUS, Testimonia 514 27 EUPOLIS, Testimonia and Fragments 514 269 EUXENIDES, Testimonium 514 271 HEGEMON, Testimonia and Fragment 514 277 HERMIPPUS, Comic Testimonia and Fragments 514 317 ION OF CHIOS, Comic Testimonia 514 321 LEUCON, Testimonia and Fragments 514 329 LYCIS, Testimonia 514 331 LYSIPPUS, Testimonia and Fragments 514 339 MAGNES, Testimonia and Fragments 514 355 METAGENES, Testimonia and Fragments 514 369 MYLLUS, Testimonia 514 373 MYRTILUS, Testimonia and Fragments 514 379 NICOCHARES, Testimonia and Fragments 514 397 NICOPHON, Testimonia and Fragments 514 411 PHERECRATES, Testimonia and Fragments 515 1 PHILONICUS, Testimonium 515 5 PHILONIDES, Testimonia and Fragments 515 19 PHILYLLIUS, Testimonia and Fragments 515 39 PHRYNICHUS, Testimonia and Fragments 515 81 PLATO (COMIC POET), Testimonia and Fragments 515 201 POLIOCHUS, Testimonia and Fragments 515 205 POLYZELUS, Testimonia and Fragments 515 215 SANNYRION, Testimonia and Fragments 515 225 STRATTIS, Testimonia and Fragments 515 273 SUSARION, Comic Testimonia and Fragment 515 285 TELECIDES, Testimonia and Fragments 515 311 TELESTES, Comic Testimonia 515 315 THEOPOMPUS, Testimonia and Fragments 515 355 THUGENIDES, Testimonium and Fragments 515 359 XENOPHILUS, Testimonia 515 361 XENOPHON (COMIC POET), Testimonia 515 363 Fragments of Old Comedy. Comic Adespota 515 393 Fragments of Old Comedy. Comic Papyri 515 425 Fragments of Old Comedy. Old Comedy on Vases 516 1 GALEN, Method of Medicine 517 1 GALEN, Method of Medicine 518 1 GALEN, Method of Medicine 519 1 ATHENAEUS, The Learned Banqueters 520 1 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Generation 520 25 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Nature of the Child 520 95 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Diseases 4 520 187 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Nature of Women 520 325 HIPPOCRATES OF COS, Barrenness 521 1 PHILOSTRATUS OF ATHENS, Heroicus 521 329 PHILOSTRATUS OF ATHENS, Gymnasticus 521 499 PHILOSTRATUS OF ATHENS, Discourses 1 521 505 PHILOSTRATUS OF ATHENS, Discourses 2 522 1 SALLUST, The Histories 522 399 SALLUST, The Histories (Unassigned Fragments) 522 443 SALLUST, The Histories (Doubtful Fragments) 522 473 SALLUST, Letters to Caesar 1 522 497 SALLUST, Letters to Caesar 2 523 1 GALEN, On the Constitution of the Art of Medicine 523 137 GALEN, The Art of Medicine 523 319 GALEN, A Method of Medicine to Glaucon 525 7 Early Greek Philosophy: Doxography and Successions 525 59 Early Greek Philosophy: Cosmological Speculations 525 89 Early Greek Philosophy: Reflections On Gods and Men 525 159 PHERECYDES, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 525 171 PHERECYDES, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 525 183 PHERECYDES, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 525 211 THALES, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 525 231 THALES, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 525 239 THALES, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 525 275 ANAXIMANDER, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 525 281 ANAXIMANDER, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 525 313 ANAXIMANDER, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 525 335 ANAXIMENES, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 525 339 ANAXIMENES, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 525 365 ANAXIMENES, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 526 9 XENOPHANES, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 526 23 XENOPHANES, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 526 75 XENOPHANES, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 526 123 HERACLITUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 526 137 HERACLITUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 526 201 HERACLITUS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 527 15 PYTHAGORAS, Testimonia, Part A: Person (P) 527 59 PYTHAGORAS, Testimonia, Part B: Institution (T) 527 99 PYTHAGORAS, Testimonia, Part C: Attributed Doctrines (D) 527 131 HIPPASUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 527 135 HIPPASUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 527 149 PHILOLAUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 527 155 PHILOLAUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 527 189 EURYTUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 527 195 EURYTUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 527 201 ARCHYTAS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 527 221 ARCHYTAS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 527 267 HICETAS, Testimonia, Part 1: Doctrine (D) 527 271 ECPHANTUS, Testimonia 527 345 PYTHAGORAS, Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans: Reception (R) 528 15 PARMENIDES, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 528 31 PARMENIDES, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 528 89 PARMENIDES, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 528 159 ZENO, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 528 173 ZENO, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 528 191 ZENO, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 528 233 MELISSUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 528 239 MELISSUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 528 271 MELISSUS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 528 329 EMPEDOCLES, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 528 361 EMPEDOCLES, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 528 583 EMPEDOCLES, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 529 9 ANAXAGORAS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 529 45 ANAXAGORAS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 529 129 ANAXAGORAS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 529 189 ARCHELAUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 529 195 ARCHELAUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 529 211 ARCHELAUS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 529 223 DIOGENES OF APOLLONIA, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 529 227 DIOGENES OF APOLLONIA, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 529 279 DIOGENES OF APOLLONIA, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 529 303 Early Greek Medicine 529 379 The Derveni Papyrus 530 17 ATOMISTS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 530 61 ATOMISTS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 530 349 ATOMISTS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 531 15 PROTAGORAS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 531 37 PROTAGORAS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 531 77 PROTAGORAS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 531 121 GORGIAS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 531 149 GORGIAS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 531 267 GORGIAS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 531 299 SOCRATES, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 531 343 SOCRATES, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 531 417 PRODICUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 531 427 PRODICUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 531 461 PRODICUS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 531 479 THRASYMACHUS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 531 485 THRASYMACHUS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 531 503 THRASYMACHUS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 531 519 HIPPIAS, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 531 525 HIPPIAS, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 531 555 HIPPIAS, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 532 9 ANTIPHON, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 532 27 ANTIPHON, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 532 101 ANTIPHON, Testimonia, Part 3: Reception (R) 532 123 LYCOPHRON, Testimonia, Part 1: Person (P) 532 125 LYCOPHRON, Testimonia, Part 2: Doctrine (D) 532 135 XENIADES, Testimonia, Part 1: Doctrine (D) 532 137 XENIADES, Testimonia, Part 2: Reception (R) 532 143 ANONYMOUS OF IAMBLICHUS, The Anonymous of Iamblichus 532 167 Pairs of Arguments (Dissoi Logoi) 532 211 'Sophists' and 'Sophistic': Reception (R) 532 261 Philosophy and Philosophers in Greek Comedy and Tragedy 533 1 AELIUS ARISTIDES, Oration 1. Panathenaic Oration 533 325 AELIUS ARISTIDES, Oration 2. A Reply to Plato 534 1 APULEIUS, Apologia 534 241 APULEIUS, Florida 534 339 APULEIUS, De Deo Socratis 535 1 GALEN, Hygiene 536 1 GALEN, Hygiene 536 223 GALEN, Thrasybulus 536 373 GALEN, On Exercise With A Small Ball 537 3 ENNIUS, Tragedies 537 205 ENNIUS, Praetextae 537 211 ENNIUS, Comedies 537 219 ENNIUS, Minor Works 537 303 ENNIUS, Unidentified Works 537 349 ENNIUS, Quotations Derived From Unknown Sources