I

Allen, A., A neologizing take on Hipponax, fr. 92.3 West, 705

Aufderheide, J., Republic 585b–d: argument and text, 53

Barlow, J., Scipio Aemilianus and Greek ethics, 112

Battistella, C., Hecuba succumbs: wordplay in Seneca's Troades, 566

Bouras-Vallianatos, P., An unrecorded use of the word κλῖμαξ, 739

Bruun, C., Vespasian's aquae ductus in Ostia and Ostia's relationship with Rome, 220

Capettini, E., Eros’ attack on κτήματα: a note on Sophocles, Antigone 782, 408

Carstairs-McCarthy, A., Dido, Pallas, Nisus and the nameless mothers in Aeneid 8–10, 199

Cartlidge, B., Martial ‘in Callimachum’ (10.4), 603

Cassidy, S., Wedding imagery in the Talos episode: Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautica 4.1653–88, 442

Catana, L., The ethical discussion of protection (boētheia) in Plato's Gorgias, 425

Coo, L., Rope, robe, shoe or chariot? Sophocles, Polyxena fr. 527, 23

Corthals, B., A spear ‘like a ball’: a note on Sophocles, fr. 781, 326

Costantini, L., An emendation to Apuleius, Apologia 47.1, 347

Dale, A., Two new fragments of Anaxandrides in Hesychius?, 69

DeMarco, D.C., Textual issues in Basil of Caesarea's Homiliae in Hexaemeron 4 and 5, 292

Dyck, A.R., Cicero, De domo sua: three textual problems, 336

Erickson, K., Another century of gods? A re-evaluation of Seleucid ruler cult, 97

Espinosa-Espinosa, D., The question of the oppida ueteris Latii in Pliny the Elder's Naturalis historia, 232

Fortier, S., The far-wanderer: Proclus on the transmigration of the soul, 305

Fredericksen, E., When enough is enough: an unnoticed telestich in Horace (Satires 1.4.14–18), 716

Galzerano, M., Misquoting Sophocles’ Oedipus Tyrannus. A new proof of the inauthenticity of Ps.-Aristotle, On the Cosmos, 733

Gertz, S.R.P., A testimonium on Proclus’ views about the rationality of animals, 352

Gitner, A., Sardismos: a rhetorical term for bilingual or plurilingual interaction?, 689

Goh, I., Scepticism at the birth of satire: Carneades in Lucilius’ Concilium Deorum, 128

Greensmith, E., When Homer quotes Callimachus: allusive poetics in the proem of the Posthomerica, 257

† Griffin, M., Seneca, De beneficiis 6.19.5—a neglected text on Roman public law, 731

Harrison, S.J., Herculis ritu: Caesar as Hercules in Cicero's Pro Marcello, 338

Hays, G., Notes on the ‘new Apuleius’, 246

Holzberg, N., From Priapus to Cytherea: a sequential reading of the Catalepton, 557

Horn, F., Dying is hard to describe: metonymies and metaphors of death in the Iliad, 359

Jolowicz, D., Agathos daimôn in Chariton's Chaereas and Callirhoe (5.1.6, 5.7.10): some ramifications, 591

Jones, R.E., Virtue and self-interest in Xenophon's Memorabilia 3.9.4–5, 79

Kauffman, N., Slaughter and spectacle in Quintus Smyrnaeus’ Posthomerica, 634

Kayachev, B., Ciris 265: an emendation, 728

Kayachev, B., Dirae 15: an emendation, 725

Kayachev, B., Disastrous earthquakes in Lucretius and the Sibylline Oracles, 333

Krebs, C.B., ‘Greetings, Cicero!’: Caesar and Plato on writing and memory, 517

La Bua, G., Late Ciceronian scholarship and Virgilian exegesis: Servius and Ps.-Asconius, 667

Leber, N., Cicero's liberatores: a reassessment, 160

Liapis, V.J., Seven textual notes on Seven against Thebes, 10

Libatique, D., The speaker and the addressee of Sophocles’ Tereus fr. 588 Radt and the context of fr. 583, 707

Lintott, A., Seneca, De beneficiis 6.19.5—a neglected text on Roman public law, 731

Lintott, A., Which Romans punished the Greeks for what they did to Troy?, 724

Lloyd, M., The hortative aorist, 415

López Barja de Quiroga, P., The Quinquatrus of June, Marsyas and libertas in the Late Roman Republic, 143

López Cruces, J.L., A heavenly son of Zeus (Diog. Laert. 6.76 = Cercidas, fr. 54 Livrea), 91

Maier, F.K., The Alamannic war will not take place—Constantius’ II operation against the Alamanni in 354, 649

Marcos, M., Iamblichus’ epistles, fourth-century philosophical and political epistolography and the Neoplatonic curricula at Athens and Alexandria, 275

McMaster, A., Note on the Oxford Latin Dictionary definition of irrumo, 714

McOsker, M., Socrates’ house: a note on Horace, Odes 1.29, 721

Mellen, G.R., When good men do nothing: an emendation in Tacitus, Historiae 1.38.3, 343

Morton, P., Diodorus Siculus’ ‘Slave War’ narratives: writing social commentary in the Bibliothēkē, 534

Nethercut, J.S., Provisional argumentation and Lucretius’ honeyed cup, 523

O'Sullivan, N., Manuscript evidence for alphabet-switching in the works of Cicero: common nouns and adjectives, 498

Olson, S.D., Ἀληθινός (‘high quality’) in Amphis, fr. 26 and other late Classical and early Hellenistic authors, 712

Peterson, A., Pushing forty: the Platonic significance of references to age in Lucian's Double Indictment and Hermotimus, 621

Richardson, J.H., P. Cornelius Scipio and the capture of New Carthage: the tide, the wind and other fantasies, 458

Riel, G. van, Proclus, Porphyry, Atticus and the maker? Remarks on Proclus, In Ti. II, 1.393.31–394.5 Diehl (Atticus, fr. 28), 681

Roche, P., Citing Empedocles: a bilingual pun at Ovid, Met. 15.58, 552

Rollo, A., Notes on Suetonius’ Graeca, 612

Rotstein, A., Cretan nomoi: Archilochus, fr. 232W without Heraclides Lembus, 384

Schironi, F., Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος: the long journey of grammatical analogy, 475

Schluderer, L.R., Imitating the cosmos: the role of microcosm–macrocosm relationships in the Hippocratic treatise On Regimen, 31

Sekita, K., Hades and Heracles at Pylos: Dione's tale dismantled, 1

Sharma, R., Virtue and self-interest in Xenophon's Memorabilia 3.9.4–5, 79

Shumilin, M., A conjecture on the ‘new Apuleius’, 351

Stevens, J., Senecan ‘meta-Stoicality’: in the cognitive grasp of Atreus, 573

Stewart, E., Ion of Chios: the case of a foreign poet in classical Sparta, 394

Verde, F., Once again on Epicurus’ Letter to Herodotus §§ 39–40, 736

Wardle, D., Baby steps for Octavian: 44 b.c.?, 178

Wolt, D., Ἀρχή πράξεων in Aristotle's Eudemian Ethics II 6, 1223a9–16, 330

Woodman, A.J., O matre pulchra: the logical iambist, 192

Woods, D., Libanius on Julian's alleged murder of his wife Helena, 660

II

Aedesius, 281ff.

Aemilius Paullus, L., 113, 724

Aeschylus, Ag., 16, 26ff.; Cho., 25; Pers., 26; PV, 421; Sept., 10ff.; Supp., 13

Africa Proconsularis, 242f.

ἀγαθὸς δαίμων, 591ff.

ἀκρατής, 81

Alamanni, 650ff.

Alcman, 389f., 400f.

ἀληθινός, 712ff.

Alexander of Tralles, Ther., 739f.

Alexander the Great, 103, 472f., 724

Alexandria, 258ff., 475ff., 600ff.

Alexandria Troas, 107ff.

allusion, 257ff., 552ff.

Alpes, 242f.

alphabet-switching, 498ff., 612ff., 691

Ambracia, 69ff.

Ammianus Marcellinus, 635, 650ff., 662

Amphis, 712ff.

amulets, 663ff.

anakalypsis, 451ff.

analogy, grammatical, 475ff.

Anaxandrides, 70ff.

animal psychology, 321ff., 352ff.

Antiochus Hierax, 105ff.

Antiochus I, 102ff.

Antiochus II, 105ff.

Antiochus III, 98ff.

Antiochus IV, 110

Antoninus (Neoplatonist), 287

Antonius, C., 187ff.

Antonius, M., 168ff., 185ff., 244, 544ff.

aorist, 415ff.

Aphrodisias, 546, 594f.

Apollodorus, Bibl., 6ff.

Apollonius of Rhodes, Argon., 442ff., 639

Apollonius of Tyana, 278

ἀπομίμησις, 40ff.

Appian, BCiv., 178ff.; Hisp., 123ff., 463

Apuleius, Apol., 339, 347ff.; De dog. Plat., 246ff., 351f.

aqueducts, 222ff.

Archidamus, 396ff.

Archilochus, 384ff.

Archytas of Tarentum, 480

arena violence, 648

Aristarchus, 476ff.

Aristophanes, 74ff., 424; Ach., 420; Lys., 401, 420; Vesp., 420; fr. 482 K.-A., 421

Aristophanes of Byzantium, 486, 607ff., 624

Aristotle, 164; An. post., 480; Eth. Eud., 330ff.; Eth. Nic., 483; Hist. an., 483f.; [Mund.], 733ff.; Poet., 484

Arsinoë II, 99ff.

Ps-Asconius, 668ff.

Athens, 226, 402, 425ff.

ἀτιμία, 433ff.

atomic theory, 528ff.

Atticus (Platonist), 684ff.

Augustus (Octavian), 178ff., 206, 244f., 546, 562, 732

Aulus Gellius, NA, 678, 722, 724

autobiographical presentations, 621ff.

Bacchylides, 404f.

Basil of Caesarea, Hex., 292ff.

Battle of Adrianople, 658f.

Battle of Munda, 170

Battle of Ticinus, 466ff.

battle scenes, 359ff., 634ff.

bodily health, 36ff.

βοήθεια, 425ff.

Brundisium–Rome routes, 182

Brutus, L. Iunius, 171ff., 214

Brutus, M. Iunius, 171ff.

Caesar, Julius, 160f., 338ff., 545f.; BGall., 517ff.

Callimachus, 258ff., 604f.; Aetia, 258ff.; Hymn 1, 272, 397f.; Hymn 4, 19

Callixeinus, 713

Campania, 183f.

cardinal virtues, 81f., 118ff., 278

Caria, 593ff.

Carnea, 403ff.

Carneades, 115, 128ff.

Carthage, destruction of, 121ff.

Cassiodorus, In psalm., 689ff.

Catullus, 194ff., 563, 604, 715f.

Celsus, 246f.

Censorinus (grammarian), 155

Censorinus, L. Marcius, 150f.

Cercidas of Megalopolis, 91ff.

Charax of Pergamon, 153

chariots, 27ff.

Charisius, 486

Chariton, Chaereas and Callirhoe, 591ff.

Chrysippus, 585

Cicero, 160ff., 494, 498ff., 521f.; Ad Brut., 180; Amic., 117; Att., 161ff., 183ff., 243f., 500ff., 624f.; Balb., 145; Cael., 158; Clu., 166; De or., 117, 521; Div. Caec., 672f.; Dom., 336ff., 346; Fam., 155f., 500ff., 732f.; Fin., 140, 503ff., 577ff.; Har. resp., 158; Leg., 165; Luc., 128ff., 503; Marcell., 338ff.; Nat. D., 341; Off., 116ff., 168; Orat., 134, 508; Phil., 167ff.; Pis., 346; QFr., 506; Rep., 117ff., 138, 162ff.; Somn., 250; Tusc., 132ff., 339ff.

Ciceronian scholarship, 668ff.

Claudius, 224

Clement of Alexandria, 6

Clitomachus, 134

Clodius, P., 155ff.

clothing, Greek, 25ff.

coinage, Roman, 150, 238f., 599ff.

coinage, Seleucid, 97ff.

colonies, Latin, 232ff.

Compitalia, 155

conceptual metaphor theory, 359f.

consensus iuris, 164f.

Constantius II, 650ff., 660

contiones, 155ff.

cosmology, 32ff.

Crete, 385ff.

Damascius, 287; In Phd., 306

De uictu, 31ff.

death in epic, 359ff., 456, 634ff.

Demetrius Poliorcetes, 99ff.

democracy, 164ff.

Demosthenes, 428

dialect mixing, 690ff.

dialects in comedy, 70ff.

dietetics, 31ff.

Digest, 225

Dio Cassius, 170f., 185, 237f.

Diodorus Siculus, 340, 534ff.

Diogenes Laertius, 91ff., 128ff., 722, 736ff.

Diogenes the Cynic, 91ff.

Diogenes the Stoic (of Babylon), 115

Diomedes (grammarian), 494

Dionysius of Halicarnassus, Comp., 270f.

Dionysius Thrax, 485ff., 693

Diualia, 157

Domitian, 230

Donatianus, 495

Doric dialects, 75ff.

earthquakes, 333ff.

elegy, performance of, 396ff.

Eleusinia, 401

Elias, In Isag., 352ff.

Elis, 4ff.

Empedocles, 552ff.

Epicureanism, 333, 342, 523ff., 561f., 719

Epicurus, Letter to Herodotus, 736ff.

Eratosthenes of Cyrene, 485

Etymologicum Magnum, 326ff.

Euclid, 481f.; El., 481

Eudoxus, 481ff.

Eugraphius α, 697ff.

Euripides, 95f., 424; El., 95; Hec., 566ff.; Hel., 95f., 401; Heracl., 419f.; Hipp., 27, 411; Or., 26, 96; Tro., 95f., 566ff.

Eusebius, Praep. evang., 297

Eustathius, Bas. hex., 297ff.

exile from Rome, 145f.

festivals, 143ff., 400ff.

Flamininus, T. Quinctius, 724f.

Flavius, Cn., 148f.

footwear, Greek, 26ff.

formulae prouinciarum, 236ff.

Frontinus, Aq., 227f.

Furrinalia, 156f.

Gallia Aquitania, 242f.

Gallia Narbonensis, 242f.

Gauls, 340

Genesis, text of, 292ff.

Georgias of Leontini, 428ff.

grammar, 475ff.

Greek-to-Latin loanwords, 498ff., 691ff.

Hebrew-to-Latin borrowing, 694ff.

Helena (empress), 660ff.

Helpidius, 661ff.

Heraclides Lembus, Constitutions, 385ff.

Hermias of Alexandria, In Phdr., 306ff.

Herodas, 420

Herodian, 489ff.

Herodotus, 398, 419

Hesiod, 397; Op., 387, 592; Theog., 258ff.

Hesychius, 23ff., 69ff.

Hippocratic De uictu, 31ff.

Hipponax, 705ff.

Hispania, 232ff.

Homer, Il., 1ff., 19, 28, 201ff., 258ff., 327ff., 359ff., 387, 398, 447ff., 566, 636ff.; Od., 135, 268ff., 284, 324f., 326f., 353

Homerizing style, 258ff.

Horace, Carm., 192ff., 605f., 721ff.; Epist., 723; Sat., 128, 182, 604, 716ff.

hortative aorist, 415ff.

hunting, 118

Hyginus, Fab., 327

Iamblichus of Apamea, 280ff.

Iamblichus of Chalcis, Epistles, 275ff.; Protrepticus, 280

imperator-dilemma, 650ff.

inscriptions, 71ff., 220ff., 593f.

Ion of Chios, 394ff.

irrumo, 714ff.

Julian (emperor), 284ff., 658f., 660ff.; Epistle to Themistius, 275ff.

Kant, Immanuel, Lectures on Metaphysics, 356f.

κλῖμαξ, 739f.

κτήματα, 408ff.

Lactantius, Inst., 129

Laelius, G., 466ff.

Laelius Sapiens, G., 115ff.

lead pipe inscriptions, 230f.

lex Caecilia, 129

Libanius, Or., 104, 660ff.

Liberalia, 158f.

liberatores, 160ff.

libertas, 151ff., 163ff.

Livy, 146ff., 171, 459ff.

Lucan, 522

Lucian, Bis Acc., 621ff.; Hermot., 621ff.; Ver. hist., 623

Lucilius, Concilium Deorum, 128ff.

Lucretius, 333ff., 342, 523ff.

Ludi Victoriae Caesaris, 185ff.

Lupus, L. Cornelius Lentulus, 129ff.

Macho, 713f.

Macrobius, Sat., 133, 667; In Somn., 122

Mark Antony, 168ff., 185ff., 244, 544ff.

Marsyas in the forum, 150ff.

Martial, 603ff.; Spect., 607

Mauretania Caesariensis, 242f.

Menander, 608ff.; Asp., 610; Con., 610; Dysk., 609f.

metaphors, 359ff.

metonymy, 363ff.

Mnaseas, 713f.

Mummius, L., 724

music, 389ff., 402ff.

Neoplatonism, 277ff., 305ff.

Nero, 588ff., 596ff.

Nestorius, 322

New Carthage, capture of, 458ff.

Nicolaus of Damascus, 178ff.

νόμος, 384ff.

Nonnus, Dion., 259f., 635

Numantia, siege of, 123ff.

Octavian (Augustus), 178ff., 206, 244f., 546, 562, 732

Old Comedy, 623ff.

Olympiodorus the Younger, 287f.

oppida ueteris Latii, 232ff.

ORBIS, 179

ὄρχις, 705ff.

Ostia, 220ff.

Otho, 343ff.

Ovid, Fast., 144ff.; Met., 7, 552ff., 569; Tr., 195

Oxford Latin Dictionary, 714ff.

Paestum, 151f.

Panaetius of Rhodes, 115ff.

Panyassis, 6ff.

Pausanias, 7ff., 401f., 599

performative aorist, 423f.

persona theory, 130ff.

Petronius, Sat., 154, 248

Phaedrus, 722f.

philanthropy, 122ff.

philosophical epistolography, 275ff.

philosophical tragedy, 573ff.

Photius, 24ff.; Bibl., 537

Phrynis of Mytilene, 403f.

pietas, 207ff.

Pindar, Ol., 5ff.

Plato, 79, 592, 623ff.; Alc., 417; Ap., 440; Chrm., 417; Cri., 249; Ep., 255, 623ff.; Epin., 254; Grg., 287f., 317f., 417, 425ff., 482f.; Leg., 118, 251f., 409; Menex., 419; Meno, 417; Phd., 250, 287, 306, 409, 419; Phdr., 306ff., 518ff., 630; Phlb., 417; Plt., 308f.; Prm., 416; Prt., 416ff.; Resp., 53ff., 118, 247, 314ff., 573; Soph., 416; Symp., 418f.; Tht., 310; Ti., 306ff.

Plautus, Persa, 170

Pliny the Elder, HN, 232ff.

Plutarch, Aem., 113; Apophthegmata, 114f., 280; [De mus.], 403f.; De sera, 599; Lyc., 400; Quaest. conv., 734f.; Quaest. Rom., 146ff.; [Vit. Hom.], 265

Plutarch the scholarch, 287ff.

Pollianus, 259

Polybius, 114ff., 458ff.

Pompey, 157, 544

populus, 163f.

Porphyry, 279f., 684; Epistle to Anebo, 279

Porta Maggiore inscriptions, 224

Posidonius, 119ff., 535ff.

Pratinas of Phlius, 404

Probus of Berytus, 678f.

Proclus, 305ff., 352ff.; In Crat., 308; ET, 307ff., 355f.; In Eucl. Prolog. I, 484f.; In Phd., 352ff.; In R., 305ff.; In Ti., 305ff., 681ff.

Propertius, 606

provisional argumentation, 524ff.

psychological egoism, 79ff.

Ptolemaic cult, 100

Ptolemy Aulētēs, 543f.

public meals, 405ff.

Pylos, 1ff.

Quinquatrus minusculae, 143ff.

Quintilian, Inst., 270, 689ff.

Quintus Smyrnaeus, Posthomerica, 257ff., 634ff.

res publica, 163ff.

rhetor/ῥήτωρ, 509

rhetoric, 425ff.

Rhine, river, 340

ruler cults, 97ff.

Rutilius Rufus, P., 123

Sappho, 195f., 398

Sardis, 691

sardismos, 689ff.

satire, 128ff., 717ff.

Scepticism, 131ff.

Schemata dianoeas, 691ff.

Scipio Aemilianus, 112ff.

Scipio Africanus, 120, 458ff.

Scipio, P. Cornelius (father of Sc. Africanus), 466f.

Seleucid ruler cult, 97ff.

Seleucus I, 103f.

Seleucus II, 104ff.

Seleucus III, 106

self-awareness, 352ff.

self-interest, 79ff.

Seneca (the Younger), Ag., 575f.; Ben., 342, 731ff.; Constant., 342; Ep., 577; Oed., 581ff.; Phae., 585ff.; Thyestes, 573ff.; Tro., 566ff.

Servius, 151ff., 204ff., 667ff.

Sibylline Oracles, 334f.

Sicily, 242ff., 537ff., 625

‘Slave Wars’, 535ff.

Smyrna, 262

Socrates, 79ff., 116, 416ff., 721ff.

Sopater the Elder, 275ff.

Sopater the Younger, Epistle to Himerius, 275ff.

Sophocles, Ant., 28, 408ff., 421; OT, 421, 734f.; Polyxena, 23ff.; Tereus, 707ff.; Trach., 339, 410f.; fr. 781, 326ff.

soul, transmigration of, 305ff., 519f.

Sparta, 395ff.

Statius, 603ff.

Stobaeus, Flor., 275ff.

Stoic philosophy, 112ff., 131f., 342, 573ff.

Strabo, 588

Suetonius, 612ff.; Aug., 618ff.; Claud., 614ff.; Dom., 617f.; Tib., 613f.

symposia, 394ff.

Tabula Heracleensis, 731f.

Tacitus, Ann., 588; Germ., 340; Hist., 343ff.

Terence, An., 696ff.

Terpander, 390, 403f.

Themistius, 656f.; Epistle to Julian, 276ff.

Theognis, 407

Theoi Adelphoi, 100

Thucydides, 403

tibicines, 143ff.

Tibullus, 335

Timon of Phlius, 139

tragic aorist, 423

transmigration of souls, 305ff., 519f.

Triphiodorus, 259

triumphs, 157

tyranny, 167ff.

Tyre, siege of, 472f.

Valens, 659, 665f.

Valerius Maximus, 129, 146f.

Varro, Ling., 487ff.; Quinquatrus, 149f.

Vespasian, 220ff., 599

Virgil, Aen., 199ff., 571, 724ff.; [Catalepton], 557ff.; [Ciris], 728ff.; [Dirae], 725ff.; Ecl., 562

Virgilian scholarship, 667ff.

Vitruvius, De arch., 227, 494

water supplies, 220ff.

wedding ritual, 443ff.

wordplay, 552ff., 566ff., 583ff., 717ff.

writing, 517ff.

Xenophanes, 394

Xenophon, An., 397f.; Cyn., 118; Cyr., 113, 417f.; Hell., 400; Hier., 417; Mem., 79ff., 417, 419