I
Adams, I., Some Latin funerary formulae with obitus as a direct object: origin, meaning and use, 525
Allendorf, T. S., A note on the style of the Bellum Hispaniense. Colloquialisms and allusive self-fashioning?, 547
Berlincourt, V., The Statius of Gronovius (Amsterdam, 1653) and the manuscripts London BL Royal 15.C.X and 15.A.XXI, 376
Bernstein, N. W., Rome's arms and breast: Claudian, Panegyricus Dictus Olybrio et Probino Consulibus 83–90 and its tradition, 417
Bing, P., Epicurus and the iuuenis at Virgil's Eclogue 1.42, 172
Bishop, C., Naming the Roman stars: constellation etymologies in Cicero's Aratea and De Natura Deorum, 155
Blum, B., Ovid, Tristia 2.7–8 revisited, 598
Bohlin, E., On the Euclides Latinus in MS Verona, Biblioteca Capitolare XL (38), as a witness to the Greek text of the Elements, 724
Brennan, T., A mild remedy for a mild disease: the text of Republic 459b, 775
Condello, F., Schol. Soph. OT 1025 and its possible contribution to Sophocles’ text, 395
Dale, A., Posidippus on the infamy of Doricha: Ep. XVII G.-P.=122 A.–B., 134
Dyck, A. R., Two textual problems in Cicero's philosophica, 794
Fantuzzi, M., Dolon euergetes: ps.-Euripides, Rhesus 149–90 and the rhetoric of civic euergesia, 514
†Fishwick, D., Livia: sacerdos or flaminica?, 406
Gertz, S. R. P., The decline of Sophia and a misleading gloss in Plotinus, Enn. II.9 [33].10.25, 413
Gertz, S. R. P., Too much theology: a textual problem in Olympiodorus’ Prolegomena 9.10–12 and its solution, 825
Gibbons, K., Human autonomy and its limits in the thought of Origen of Alexandria, 673
Green, R., Did Damasus write the Carmen contra paganos? The evidence of et, 691
Green, R., The sadness of Eparchius Avitus (Sidonius, Carm. 7.519–21), 821
Grethlein, J., Minding the middle in Heliodorus’ Aethiopica: false closure, triangular foils and self-reflection, 316
Grönroos, G., Notes on Nicomachean Ethics 1173a2–5, 484
Hernández Muñoz, F. G., Some manuscript notes by F. Jacobs on the text of Menander Rhetor, 752
Huyck, J., Byzantine seahorses in Tacitus’ Annals, 12.63.2, 261
Israelowich, I., The use and abuse of Hippocratic medicine in the Apology of Lucius Apuleius, 635
Janko, R., Going beyond multitexts: the archetype of the Orphic gold leaves, 100
Janko, R., – erratum, 769
Kaizer, T., Lucian on the temple at Heliopolis, 273
Kayachev, B., Catalepton 9 and Hellenistic poetry, 180
Kayachev, B., Catullus 64.291: a textual note, 790
Kayachev, B., Tyrtaeus in Virgil's first eclogue, 796
Kelly, G., Claudian's last panegyric and imperial visits to Rome, 336
Kestemont, M., Reassessing the Apuleian corpus: a computational approach to authenticity, 645
König, J., Re-reading Pollux: encyclopaedic structure and athletic culture in Onomasticon Book 3, 298
Konijnendijk, R., Mardonius’ senseless Greeks, 1
Koptev, A., The five-day interregnum in the Roman Republic, 205
Kucewicz, C., Mutilation of the dead and the Homeric gods, 425
Lane, N., Crown of snakes: Euripides, Bacchae 101–2, 75
Lawrence, S. J., Putting torture (and Valerius Maximus) to the test, 245
Low, K., Germanicus on tour: history, diplomacy and the promotion of a dynasty, 222
Lynch, T., Arsis and thesis in ancient rhythmics and metrics: a new approach, 491
Mader, G., Herculeus labor – labor limae: epic arithmetic at Virgil, Aeneid 8.230–2, 800
Madsen, J. M., Cassius Dio and the cult of Iulius and Roma at Ephesus and Nicaea (51.20.6–8), 286
Mallan, C. T., The book indices in the manuscripts of Cassius Dio, 705
Mari, T., A new manuscript of Consentius’ De Barbarismis et Metaplasmis, 370
Mayhew, R., Aristotle on Hermes’ sandals in Schol. T Iliad 24.340: a neglected ‘fragment’?, 777
McCune, B. C., Chloe tempestiua, misera, docta and arrogans (Horace, Odes 1.23, 3.7, 3.9 and 3.26), 573
Meeusen, M., ‘Why are Dionysian artists mostly worthless people?’ Aristotle's Προβλήματα Ἐγκύκλια in context, 781
Naiden, F. S., Contagious ἀσέβεια, 59
Nelson, P. B., Euripides’ Alcestis and the Apollonius Romance, 421
Nervegna, S., Sophocles the kōmōidoumenos: two forgotten comic fragments, 32
Nudell, J. P., The war between Miletus and Samos περὶ Πριήνης (Thuc. 1.115.2; Diod. Sic. 12.27.2; and Plut. Per. 25.1), 772
O'Connell, P. A., The rhetoric of visibility and invisibility in Antiphon 5, On the Murder of Herodes, 46
O'Connor, S., The agoranomoi at Cotyora (Xen. An. 5.7.21–9): Cerasuntians or Cyreans?, 84
Olson, S. D., Scenes from an ill-spent youth (Aristophanes, Knights 411–12), 774
Paradiso, A., Aristodemus ‘the good’ and the temple of Artemis Agrotera at Megalopolis, 128
Polito, R., Competence conflicts between philosophy and medicine: Caelius Aurelianus and the Stoics on mental diseases, 358
Rigsby, K. J., A litigant in Athens: Demosthenes 56, 398
Rivero García, L., N. Heinsius's fragmentum Caesenas of Ovid's Metamorphoses rediscovered, 384
Rocchi, S., A short note on Rutilius Namatianus 1.632, 419
Roth, U., Liberating the Cena, 614
Rudoni, E. R., Apuleius, Metamorphoses 11.23.5, 812
Scheidel, W., Benford's Law and numerical stylization of monetary valuations in classical literature, 815
Sellars, J., Epictetus, Dissertationes 1.18.10, 410
Sheppard, A., Aristophanes’ Ecclesiazusae and the remaking of the πάτριος πολιτεία, 463
Skempis, M., Pindar's Celedones (Paean 8.68–79): a note, 437
Stover, J., Reassessing the Apuleian corpus: a computational approach to authenticity, 645
Sullivan, M. B., Mind your tongues: Horace (word)plays Apollo (Carm. 3.1.1–4), 402
Tansey, P., Cicero, Philippics 9.5 and the Porticus Octavia, 540
Tatum, W. J., Why is Valerius Flaccus a quindecimvir?, 239
Taylor, B., Rationalism and the theatre in Lucretius, 140
Thomas, O., A further manuscript source for Proclus’ Hymns, 828
Tracy, J., The significance of Lucan's Deiotarus episode, 605
Trzaskoma, S. M., Further possibilities regarding the acrostic at Aratus 783–7, 785
Tueller, M. A., Notes on the Greek Anthology, Books 1–5, 742
Wallis, J., Ghostwriting elegy in Propertius 4.7, 556
Whitlatch, L., The attainment of every virtue: a Pindaric allusion in Grattius’ Cynegetica, 807
Wiater, N., Amphictyon, son of Hellen? A misunderstood mythological reference in Dion. Hal. Ant. Rom. 4.25.3, 804
Wood, C., ‘I am going to say … ’: a sign on the road of Herodotus’ logos, 13
Woodman, A. J., A Caesarian analogy, 400
Zanker, G., Paremus ouantes: Stoicism and human responsibility in Aeneid 4, 580
Zhmud, L., Pythagoras’ northern connections: Zalmoxis, Abaris, Aristeas, 446
II
Abaris, 446ff.
Accius, Clutemestra, 144ff.; Eurysaces, 150
Achilles Tatius, 327ff., 742
Aelian, 455
Aelius Stilo, 167
Aeschines, 70; In Ctes., 523ff.
Aeschylus, 35, 146; Ag., 144ff.
Against Neaera, 63ff.
Agathias Scholasticus, 750ff.
Agathon, 40
agoranomoi, 84ff.
Alcimus Avitus of Viennes, 421
Alexander of Aphrodisias, 674
Alexander Polyhistor, 460
Ammianus, 343ff., 705
ancient athletics, 304ff.
Andocides, 63, 478
Anonyma Bellermanniana, 497
Anonymus Londinensis, 362ff.
Anthologia Palatina, 742ff.
Antigonus of Carystus, 32
Antimachus, 191ff.
Antipater of Sidon, 189ff., 792
Antipater of Thessalonica, 744ff.
Antiphon, On the Murder of Herodes, 46ff.; Tetralogy, 66ff.
Antonius Diogenes, 447ff.
Apollodorus, 66ff.
Apollonius Dyscolus, 789
Apollonius of Tyana, 446ff.
Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautica, 240
Apollonius the paradoxographer, 454ff.
Appian, 216, 331, 542
Apuleius, 645ff.; Apol., 635ff., 656, 814; Asclep., 646ff.; De deo Soc., 656ff.; De mundo, 646ff.; De Platone, 646ff.; Expositio, 660ff.; Flor., 656ff.; Met., 421, 645ff., 812ff.; Peri hermeneias, 646ff.
Aratus, Phaen., 155ff., 785ff.
Aristeas of Proconnesus, 447ff.
Aristides Quintilianus, De Mus., 495ff.
Aristippus of Cyrene, 456
Aristodemus, 128ff.
Aristophanes, 35ff.; Acharnians, 67; Birds, 39ff., 477; Clouds, 50, 67; Eccl., 463ff.; Frogs, 42, 71; Knights, 468, 479, 774ff.; Peace, 39ff.; Thesm. II, 135; Wasps, 42, 772
Aristotle, 35ff., 71, 265ff., 309, 455ff.; De an., 367, 496ff.; De insomn., 366; Eth. Eud., 675; Eth. Nic., 484ff., 520, 675, 781ff.; Poet., 779ff.; Pr., 781ff.; schol. T Il. 24.340, 777ff.
Aristoxenus, 40ff., 448ff.; Rhythm., 491ff.
ἄρσις, 491ff.
Artemis Agrotera, temples to, 128ff.
Asclepiades, 190ff.
Asconius, 205ff.
ἀσέβεια, 59ff.
Athenaeus, 34ff., 136; Deipn., 177, 303
athletic trainer, 299ff.
Augustine, De Musica, 511
Augustus, 286ff.
Aulus Gellius, 584, 670, 706; NA, 300, 332, 505ff., 684, 781ff.
Ausonius, 719
Bellum Alexandrinum, 606ff.
Bellum Hispaniense, 547ff.
Benford's Law, 815ff.
Caecilius of Calacte, 45
Caelius Aurelianus, 358ff., 641
Caesar, 400ff.
Callimachus, 186ff., 242; Aet., 404ff., 440; Epigr., 135, 402ff.; Local Terms, 302
Carmen contra paganos, 691ff.
Cassiodorus, 719
Cassius Dio, 286ff., 331, 406ff., 606ff., 705ff.
Cassius Longinus, 45
Catalepton 9, 180ff.
Catullus, 187, 790ff.
Celsus, 302
Cena Trimalchionis, 614ff.
Cephisophon, 35ff.
charioteers, 268ff.
Chariton, 320ff.; Chaereas and Callirhoe, 331ff.
Choerilus, 36
Christodorus, 743ff.
Chronicon Paschale, 348ff.
Chrysippus, 363, 581ff., 675ff.
Cicero, 155ff., 198ff., 213, 332, 400, 457, 550, 606ff., 649ff., 675; Aratea, 155ff.; Brut., 402; Div., 152, 581ff.; Fam., 145, 205ff.; Fat., 581ff.; Fin., 794ff.; Nat. D., 155ff., 794ff.; Phil., 540ff.; Sest., 150; Tusc., 149
Claudian of Alexandria, 336ff., 417ff.
Clement of Alexandria, Strom., 300, 447ff.
computational stylistics, 647ff.
Consentius, De barbarismis et metaplasmis, 370ff.
Constantius II, 718ff.
constellation etymologies, 155
Consularia Golenischevensia, 349ff.
Consularia Vindobonensia, 348ff.
Cratinus, 35, 492; Boukoloi, 42
cult to Divus Iulius and Thea Roma, 286ff.
Cyprian, 649ff.
Cyril, 742
Damasus, 691ff.
Demetrius, Eloc., 325
Demosthenes, 2, 63ff., 398ff.; Against Androtion, 64ff.; Against Aristocrates, 71ff., 522ff.; Against Leptines, 522; Against Meidias, 69; Against Timarchus, 64ff.; First Speech Against Onetor, 57; On the Mysteries, 63
Descriptio Consulum, 348ff.
Dicaearchus, 455
Dio Cassius, 217, 225ff.
Dio Chrysostom, Or., 402
Diodorus Siculus, 70, 456, 706ff., 772ff.
Diogenes Laertius, 32ff., 364ff., 454ff.
Diogenes of Oenoanda, 177ff.
Diomedes, 506
Dionysius of Halicarnassus, 26, 44, 208ff.; Ant. Rom., 804ff.
Dio of Prusa, 291
Ecphantides, 36
Empedocles, 751
Ennius, 547ff.; Andromache, 144ff.; Ann., 791; Iphigenia, 147
Epictetus, 585, 674ff.; Dissertationes, 410ff.
Epicurean rationalism, 140ff.
Epicurus, 172ff.
epilepsy, 639ff.
Erasistratus, 641
Euclid, Elements, 724ff.
Eudoxus of Cnidus, 456ff.
Eupolis, 35ff.
Euripides, 35ff.; Alc., 421ff.; Bacch., 75ff.; Chrysippus, 150ff.; El., 146; IA, 144ff.; IT, 146, 746; Supp., 67
Eusebius, 343, 715, 742
Eustathius, 43, 440ff.
fragmentum Caesenas, 384ff.
Fronto, Ep., 421
funerary formulae, 525ff.
Galen, 305ff., 363ff., 636; De loc. aff., 643; Synopsis on Pulses, 499
Germanicus, 222ff.
Gorgias, Hel., 325ff.; Pal., 51
Grattius, Cynegetica, 807ff.
Greek Anthology, 742ff.
Hecataeus of Abdera, 454
Heliodorus, Aeth., 316ff.
Hellanicus of Lesbos, 457
Heraclides of Pontus, 446ff.
Heraclitus, 449
Hermesianax, 192ff.
Hermippus, 449ff.
Herodotus, 1ff., 13ff., 136, 273ff., 327, 446ff., 477
Herophilus, 499ff.
Hesiod, 67, 113ff.; Catalogue of Women, 146; Theog., 443ff.; Works and Days, 161
Hesychius, 35ff.
Hippocrates, 635ff.; Aer., 635ff.; Morb. sacr., 635ff.
Hippolytus, 447ff.
Hippostratus, 454ff.
Historia Apollonii Regis Tyri, 422ff.
Homer, 43, 104ff., 192ff.; Il., 104ff., 159, 182, 197, 310, 326, 425ff., 443, 514ff., 559, 777ff., 800; Od., 16, 44ff., 113ff., 197, 326, 333ff., 426ff., 777ff.
Homeric Hymns, 114ff., 829ff.
Honorius, 336ff.
Horace, 35, 332ff.; Ars P., 798; Carm., 402ff., 573ff.; Epist., 242ff.; Sat., 203ff.
Hymn to Apollo, 126
Iamblichus, VP, 447ff.
indices, 705ff.
interregnum, 205
Isidore, Etym., 303ff.
John Malalas of Antioch, 279
Josephus, 70, 399, 711ff.
Judgement of Mantinea, 63ff.
Julian, On psychic and bodily diseases, 363
Justinian, Digest, 251ff.
Juvencus, 696
kōmōidoumenoi, 33
Libanius, 719; Argumenta, 398ff.
Livy, 207ff., 543ff., 720; Per., 711ff.
Longinus, 42
Longus, Daphnis and Chloe, 331
Lucan, Bellum Ciuile, 240, 605ff.
Lucian, 331, 455; Anach., 310; Syr. D., 273ff.
Lucretius, 35, 174ff., 189, 270ff.; DRN, 140ff., 174ff., 593ff., 707
Lycurgus, 452ff.; Against Leocrates, 69
Lynceus of Samos, 43
Lysias, 478; Against Simon, 49; On the Murder of Eratosthenes, 50
Macrobius, Sat., 421
manumission, 614ff.
Marcellinus, 348ff.
Marcus Argentarius, 747
Marius Victorinus/Aphthonius, Ars Gramm., 503ff.
Martianus Capella, De Nuptiis, 501ff.
Megalopolis, 128ff.
Meleager, 747ff.
Meletus, 71
Menander, Pk., 514
Menander Rhetor, 752ff.
mental diseases, 358ff.
metrics, 491ff.
Michael of Ephesus, 487ff.
Mnesilochus, 35
Moeris, Atticist, 299ff.
mutilation of the dead, 425ff.
Mysteries at Eleusis, 65
Nicander, Ther., 793
Nicomachus of Gerasa, 447ff.
Nossis, 749ff.
number stylization, 815ff.
Olympiodorus, 686ff.; Prol., 825ff.
Origen of Alexandria, 673ff.; Commentarii in evangelium Joannis, 680; Contra Celsum, 679ff.; De oratione, 678ff.; De principiis, 677ff.; Philocalia, 679ff.
Orphic gold leaves, 100ff.. 769ff.
Ovid, 136, 333; Am., 401; Ars am., 598ff.; Met., 164, 331ff., 384ff., 800; Pont., 407ff., 810; Rem. am., 421; Tr., 598ff.
Pacatus, 343ff.
Pacuvius, Chryses, 144ff.; Trag., 152
Paulus Silentiarius, 750
Pausanias, 131ff., 454
P.Berol., 223
Petronius, 549, 692ff.; Satyricon Libri, 550ff., 614ff.
Philodemus, 32, 174
Philostratus, 305ff., 327
Phoenician cult centres, 275ff.
Photius, Bibl., 300
Phrynichus, 32ff.; Muses, 42; Selection of Attic Verbs and Nouns, 299
Pindar, 452ff.; Ol., 441ff., 808ff.; Pae., 437ff.
Plato, 40, 60ff.; Ap., 300; Chrm., 452; Laws, 50, 65ff., 477; Phd., 681ff.; Resp., 425ff., 775ff.; Tht., 10; Ti., 642, 682, 813
Plautus, 141ff., 549ff.
Pliny the Elder, 669, 706; HN, 263ff., 284, 302ff.
Pliny the Younger, 649ff.; Ep., 300ff., 625ff.
Plotinus, Enn., 413ff., 683
Plutarch, 70, 208ff., 453; Comparison of Lycurgus and Numa, 64ff.; De E apud Delphos, 403ff.; Life of Antiphon, 46; Per., 772ff.; Quaest. conv., 300ff.
Pollux, Onom., 298ff.
Polybius, 2, 706
Pomponius, 721
Porphyry, 447ff.
Porticus Octavia, 540ff.
Posidippus, 134ff., 194ff.
P.Oxy. 2435, 223
Priscian, 509
Proclus, Hymns, 828ff.; In Ti., 453
Prodicus, 70
Propertius, 192, 333, 556ff.
Pseudo-Aristotle, Problems, 498ff.
Pseudo-Euripides, Rhesus, 514ff.
Pseudo-Galen, 789
Pseudo-Plutarch, 44
Pseudo-Priscian, 504ff.
Publilius, 421
Pythagoras, 127, 446ff.
Pythion of Megara, 516
quindecimvir, 239ff.
Quintilian, 43; Inst., 505, 601
rhythmics, 491ff.
riot, 84ff.
Rufinus, 746
Rutilius Namatianus, De reditu, 419ff.
Sacerdos, 510ff.
Sallust, 207, 669; Hist., 261ff.
Sappho, 135ff.
Scriptores Historiae Augustae, 210ff.
Seneca, 641, 649ff., 684; De ira, 366
Sergius, 511
Sidonius, Carm., 821ff.
Silius Italicus, 418ff.
Simonides, 138
slaves, torture of, 246ff.
Socrates, 35, 59ff., 425ff.
Solon, 477ff.
Sophocles, 32ff.; Aj., 38ff.; Ant., 36ff.; Epigoni, 39; Oenomaus, 39; OC, 36ff.; OT, 36ff., 53, 395ff.; Thamyras, 40; Trach., 40; Tympanistai, 41
Soranus of Ephesus, 358ff.
Sparta, 128ff., 477
Statius, Theb., 376ff
Stoic doctrine, 359ff., 581ff., 674ff.
Strabo, 136, 227, 264ff., 447ff.; Geogr., 284, 291
stylometry, 647ff.
Suetonius, 288, 400, 649ff.
Tabula Siarensis, 224ff.
Tacitus, 288ff., 627ff., 669; Ann., 222ff., 261ff., 406
temple of Artemis Agrotera at Megalopolis, 128ff.
temple of Heliopolis, 273
Terence, 141ff.
Terentianus Maurus, 509ff.
Tertullian, 649ff.
Themistius, 719
Theocritus, 793; Id., 183ff.
Theodorus Priscianus, 641
Theon of Alexandria, 717
Theophanes, 346ff.
Theophrastus, 492, 749
Theophylact Simocatta, 706ff.
Theopompus, 454
θέσις, 491ff.
Thucydides, 8ff., 26, 56, 476ff., 772ff.
Tibullus, 202ff., 333
Timaeus, 453
torture, 245ff.
Tyrtaeus, 516, 797ff.
Valerius Flaccus, 239ff., 418ff.
Valerius Maximus, 245ff.; Facta et Dicta, 245ff.
Varro, 176, 212, 302; Rust., 630
Vegetius, Mil., 638
Velleius Paterculus, 407ff., 824
Virgil, 332ff.; Aen., 149, 263ff., 331, 417ff., 421, 559, 580ff., 694ff., 791ff., 800ff.; Ecl., 172ff., 180ff., 791, 796ff.; G., 164, 176, 791ff., 810
Vitruvius, De arch., 638
warfare, 1ff.
Xenocrates, 456
Xenophanes, 127, 426
Xenophon, 60ff., 130; An., 84ff.; Ap., 69; Hell., 9ff., 478; Lac., 130; Mem., 69; Poroi, 522
Xenophon of Ephesus, 320
XVuiri, 239ff.
Zalmoxis, 446ff.
Zoilus, 44
