Acerbi, F., Aristotle and Euclid's postulates, 680

Ademollo, F.,Cratylus 393b–c and the prehistory of Plato's text, 595

Avgoloupis, I., A new approach to the description of a Babylonian hydraulic work by Herodotus, 888

Beasom, P. T., Forgetting the ars memoriae: Ovid, Remedia Amoris 579–84, 903

Bohlin, E., Three notes on the Euclides Latinus preserved in the Verona manuscript, Biblioteca Capitolare XL (38), 455

Burnyeat, M. F., Dramatic aspects of Plato's Protagoras, 419

Cain, A., Two allusions to Terence, Eunuchus 579 in Jerome, 407

Cairns, F., Virgil's lime-wood yoke (Georgics 1.173–4), 434

Canevaro, M.,Nomothesia in Classical Athens: what sources should we believe?, 139

Colborn, R., Solving problems with acrostics: Manilius dates Germanicus, 450

Cowan, R., Of gods, men and stout fellows: Cicero on Sallustius' Empedoclea (Q. Fr. 2.10[9].3), 764

Crowley, T. J.,De generatione et corruptione 2.3: does Aristotle identify the contraries as elements?, 161

D'Alessio, G., Parallela Graeco-latina: ΦΑPOC (Antimachus, fr. 154 Matthews) and other glosses in an unpublished lexicographical excerpt, 633

De Keyser, J., The descendants of Petrarch's Pro Archia, 292

Dominick, Y. H., Images for the sake of the truth in Plato's Symposium, 558

Dominicy, M., Propertius 3.10.17, 439

Drinkwater, M. O., The woman's part: the speaking beloved in Roman elegy, 329

Dyson, H., Is there a lacuna in Ps.-Plutarch (‘Aetius’) 4.11.1–4? Two accounts of concept formation in Hellenistic philosophy, 734

Echavarren, A., The emergence of a novel onomastic pattern: cognomen + nomen in Seneca the Elder, 353

Eckerman, C., Lucretius' self-positioning in the history of Roman Epicureanism, 785

Fischer-Bovet, C., Egyptian warriors: the machimoi of Herodotus and the Ptolemaic army, 209

Griffin, M. J., Which ‘Athenodorus’ commented on Aristotle's Categories?, 199

Harris, E. M., How to address the Athenian assembly: rhetoric and political tactics in the debate about Mytilene (Thuc. 3.37–50), 94

Hatzistavrou, A., Crito's failure to deliberate Socratically, 580

Hooper, A., The memory of virtue: achieving immortality in Plato's Symposium, 543

Hooper, A., The greatest hope of all: Aristophanes on human nature in Plato's Symposium, 567

Horky, P. S., Theophrastus on Platonic and ‘Pythagorean’ imitation, 686

Horsley, G. H. R., Galen sotto voce: Meth. med. 13.6 (10.892.5–7 k), 906

Houghton, L. B. T., Ovid, Remedia amoris 95: uerba dat omnis amor, 447

Jacobson, D. J., Aristophanes, Wealth, 227–9, 417

Janko, R., A birdie that is not a birdie in Python's Agen (Fr. 1 = Ath. 13.595F), 892

Jim, T. S. F., The nature of the religious dispute in Thucydides 1.25.4, 537

Jones, C. P., Three temples in Libanius and the Theodosian Code, 860

Katsifarakis, K. L., A new approach to the description of a Babylonian hydraulic work by Herodotus, 888

Kearns, E., Pindar and Euripides on sex with Apollo, 57

Kearsley, R., Triumviral politics, the oath of 32 b.c. and the veterans, 828

Klooster, J., Horace, Carmen 4.2.53–60: another look at the uitulus, 346

König, A., Frontinus' cameo role in Tacitus' Agricola, 361

Kovacs, D., Two conjectures in Horace: Odes 1.16.8 and 1.35.25, 339

Krebs, C. B., Caesar, Lucretius and the dates of De rerum natura and the Commentarii, 772

Kruse, M., The speech of the Armenians in Procopius: Justinian's foreign policy and the transition between Books 1 and 2 of the Wars, 866

La Bua, G.,Quo usque tandem cantherium patiemur istum? (Apul. Met. 3.27): Lucius, Catiline and the ‘immorality’ of the human ass, 854

Leigh, M., Tacitus, Annals 1.1.1 and Aristotle, 452

Liapis, V. J., Who sings the hoopoe's song? Aristophanes, Birds 202–8, 413

Lowe, D., Women scorned: a new stichometric allusion in the Aeneid, 442

Mackie, C. J., Iliad 24 and the Judgement of Paris, 1

Monda, S., Macrobius, Saturnalia 5.11.1–3 and a Virgilian reading, 445

Morton, P., Eunus: the cowardly king, 237

Oakley, S. P., Notes on the text of Cicero's Philippics, 277

Östenberg, I.,Veni vidi vici and Caesar's triumph, 813

Ottaviano, S., Virgil, Eclogue 4.53–4: a quantum of spiritus is not enough, 897

Pajón Leyra, I., The Aristotelian Corpus and the Rhodian tradition: new light from Posidonius on the transmission of Aristotle's works, 723

Park, A., Truth and genre in Pindar, 17

Petrovic, A., An epigram and a treasury: on Sim. FGE XXXIIIb [B. 162; D. 163; EG XXXIII], 885

Phillips, T., Epinician variations: music and text in Pindar, Pythians 2 and 12, 37

Powers, N., Plato's Demiurge as precursor to the Stoic providential god, 713

Provenza, A., Madness and bestialization in Euripides' Heracles, 68

Rihll, T. E., Depreciation in Vitruvius, 893

Roy, S., Homeric concerns: a metapoetic reading of Lucretius, De rerum natura 2.1–19, 780

Sansone, D., Aeschylus, Persae 767, 882

Santangelo, F., Priestly auctoritas in the Roman Republic, 743

Selle, H., Aphrodite's gift: Theognidea 1381–5 and the genesis of ‘Book 2’, 461

Shear, J. L., ‘Their memories will never grow old’: the politics of remembrance in the Athenian funeral orations, 511

Simpson, P. L. P., Aristotle's Ethica Eudemia 1220b10–11 ἐν τοῖς ἀπηλλαγμένοις and De virtutibus et vitiis, 651

Simpson, P. L. P., On emending and not emending the text of some passages in Aristotle's Ethica Eudemia, 660

Starkey, J. S., Soldiers and sailors in Aristophanes' Babylonians, 501

Tansey, P., Marcia Catonis and the fulmen clarum, 423

Tatum, W. J., Still waters run deep: Plutarch, Aemilius Paulus 14, 377

Thomas, O., Nine passages of Aeschylus, Agamemnon, 491

van Hoof, L., Performing paideia: Greek culture as an instrument for social promotion in the fourth century a.d., 387

van Leeuwen, J., The text of the Aristotelian Mechanics, 183

Victor, B., A syntactical Hellenism at Horace, Satires 1.3.120–1, and a possible imitation in Livy, 430

Vieira, C., Heraclitus' bow composition, 473

Walters, B., Cicero's silva (a note on Ad Atticum 12.15), 426

Welsh, J. T., Some fragments of Republican drama from Nonius Marcellus' Sources 26, 27 and 28, 253

Westerhold, J., Ovid's epic forest: a note on Amores 3.1.1–6, 899

Wickkiser, B. L., The iamatika of the Milan Posidippus, 623

Wolfsdorf, D., Pleasure and truth in Republic 9, 110

Woolf, R., Cicero and Gyges, 801

Wright, M., Poets and poetry in later Greek comedy, 603

Zanker, A. T., Expressions of meaning and the intention of the text, 835

Accius, 253, 255f., 262ff.

Aeschines, 98ff., 533; Against Ctesiphon, 139, 141

Aeschylus, Ag., 12, 491ff., 884; Edoni, 501; Eum., 82; PV, 86ff.; Pers., 504ff., 882ff.; Supp., 884

Afranius, 253ff.

Agricola, 361, 365ff.

Alcaeus, 619

Alexander of Aphrodisias, 205

Alexis, 619; Linus, 609ff.

Amafinius, 798f.

Ammianus Marcellinus, 388, 400, 863

Amphis, Dithyrambos, 605

Anaxagoras, 383

Anaxandrides, 612, 619

Anaxilas, 608; Plousioi, 605

Anaximenes, Rhetorica ad Alexandrum, 95f.

Andocides, 96

Andronicus of Rhodes, 199ff., 723ff.

Antimachus of Colophon, 633ff.

Antiphanes, Alcestis, 605; Poiesis, 606f., 619; Tritagonistes, 605

Antiphon, 96ff.

Antonius, 828ff.

Apollodorus of Athens, 117

Apollonius Rhodius, 436; Argon., 88; Foundation of Rhodes, 647

Appian, 814ff., 828

Apuleius, Met., 854ff.

Aratus, Phaenomena, 349ff.

Aristarchus, 436

Aristides, 647f.

Aristophanes, 569, 620f.; Ach., 417; Babylonians, 501ff.; Birds, 413ff., 504, 569; Eq., 108f., 503; Gerytades, 621; Lys., 569; Pax, 417f., 507; Ran., 503f., 569, 621 Thesm., 417f., 493; Wasps, 109; Wealth, 417ff.

Aristophanes of Byzantium, 436

Aristotelian Mechanics, 183ff.

Aristotle, 723f.; An. post., 680ff., 737f.; An. pr., 170; Ath. Pol., 453f.; Cael., 161ff., 707f.; Cat., 163, 181, 199ff.; De an., 162f., 169; Eth.Eud., 651ff., 660ff.; Eth.Nic., 106, 171, 585, 656; Gen. an., 170f.; Gen. corr., 161ff.; Metaph., 161ff., 595, 687ff., 738; Mete., 165f., 169ff., 382ff., 725ff.;; Ph., 162ff.; Poet., 576; Prot., 738; Rh., 95ff., 655f.; Sens., 162ff.; Top., 681ff.; VV, 654ff.

Arrian, Cyn., 498

Asclepius, 623ff.

Athenaeus, 84f., 725, 728

Athenian funeral orations, 511ff.

Athenodorus, 199ff.

Athenodorus Calvus, 200ff.

Athenodorus Cordylion, 201f., 207

Athenodorus of Soli, 202, 207

Atomists, 176f.

auctoritas, 743ff.

Aurelius Victor, 388

Avienus, 351

Axionicus, Phileuripides, 615, 620

Babylonians, 501ff.

Caesar, 772ff., 813ff.; BGall., 773ff.

Caecilius, 253, 265f., 274

Callias, 619

Callimachus, 351, 436, 639, 642, 729f.; Aetia, 348; Hymn to Apollo, 347; Hymn to Demeter, 647

Calvus, 835ff.

Cassius Dio, 378, 380, 814, 828ff.

Chrysippus, 720, 742

Cicero, 351, 353, 746ff., 798f., 823, 854ff.; Arch., 292ff.; Att., 426ff., 836, 901; Brut., 754ff.; Div., 751ff.; Dom., 746ff.; Fin.,739f.; Inv. rhet., 848; Leg., 750; Luc., 735ff.; Off., 801ff.; Orat., 900; Phil., 277ff.; Q. fr., 764ff., 772, 778f.

cognomen, 353ff.

Constantius, 388ff.

Crates of Mallus, 436

Cratinus, 619

Damoxenus, Syntrophoi, 609

Demosthenes, 96ff., 512ff.; Against Leptines, 139ff.; Against Timocrates, 139ff.

depreciation, 893ff.

Dexippus, 200ff.

Dio Chrysostom, Kingship Orations, 392f., 396, 401

Diodorus Siculus, 220, 237ff., 378, 380, 647

Diogenes Laertius, 200ff., 730f., 735ff.

Dionysius of Halicarnassus, 759

Dionysius Thrax, 436

Diphilus, Parasitos, 620; Synoris, 616, 621

Domitian, 361f.

Ecphantides, 619

Egyptian warriors, 209ff.

elegiac female speech, 329ff.

elements, 161ff.

Empedocles, 165, 176f.

Ennius, Ann., 900ff.

Ephippus, Homoioi, 621

Epic Cycle, 12ff.

Eratosthenes, 729f.

Eriphus, 619

Eubulus, 619, 621

Euclid, Elements, 455ff., 680ff.

Eunus, 237ff.

Euphron, 608

Eupolis, Taxiarchs, 503ff.

Euripides, 620f.; Bacch., 83ff., 414; Cyc., 493; El., 82, 495; Hec., 13; Hel., 86f.; HF., 68ff.; Hipp., 86f.; Ion, 58ff.; Med., 87, 414; Or., 82; Tro. 11, 13

Florus, 814

Frontinus, 361, 366ff.; De aquaeductu urbis Romae, 371ff.

funeral orations, 511ff.

Galen, Meth. Med., 906f.

Germanicus, 351; Aratea, 450ff.

Gorgias, 96, 512, 516

Heraclitus, 473ff.

Hermodorus of Syracuse, 710f,

Herodian, 643ff.

Herodotus, 209ff., 501, 509, 841, 888ff.

Hesiod, Theog. 26–8, 21; Op., 435, 437

Hippocrates, Aph., 497

Homer, Il., 1ff., 57, 86, 350, 445f., 782, 784, 900; Od., 12, 568, 781ff., 784

Horace, Carm., 339, 346ff., 350; Epist., 845, 901; Sat., 430ff., 837

Hyperides, 512ff.

Hypsicrates, 639f.

immortality, 543ff.

Ion of Chios, 84

Isocrates, 96

Jerome, 407ff.

Julian, 388f., 399ff.

Justinian, 866ff.

Juvenal, 851f.

‘King Ptolemy’, 351

Lapo da Castiglionchio, 293ff.

later Greek comedy, 603ff.

Leonico, 184, 189f., 198

Leonidas of Tarentum, 351

Lepidus, 828ff.

Libanius, 388f., 397ff.; For the Temples, 860ff.

Licinius Macer, 266

Livius, 253, 261ff.

Livy, 378ff., 433, 756ff.

Lucretius, 772ff.; 775, 778f.; 780ff., 785ff.

Lucullus, 819ff.

Lysias, 96ff., 512ff.

machimoi, 209ff.

Macrobius, Sat., 445ff.

Mamertinus, 388

Manilius, Astronomica, 450ff.

Martial, 374

Menander, 617f.

Menander Rhetor, 389ff.

Moschus, Europa, 348ff.

Mytilene, 94ff.

Nerva, 362ff.

Nicander, 639

Nicostratus, 617, 620

Nilus Dionysius, 399ff.

nomen, 353ff.

nomothesia, 139ff.

Nonius Marcellus, 253ff.

Octavian, 828ff.

oratory, 94ff.

Ovid, 330; Am., 899ff.; Ars am.,449; Met., 448; Rem am., 447ff., 903ff.; Tr., 852

Pachymeres, 184, 186, 193ff.

Palatine Anthology, 885ff.

Peripatetics, 204ff.

Petrarch, 292ff.

Philemon, 609, 620

Philippides, 615ff.

Philolaus of Croton, 707ff.

Philoxenus of Alexandria, 640ff.

Phrynichus, 619

Pindar, 17ff., 346ff.; fr. 205, 20ff.; Nem., 22, 30ff., 50ff.; Ol., 20ff., 50ff., 57f., 62; Pyth., 37ff., 57ff., 629, 631

Plato, Ap., 543, 585, 587, 593; Cra., 595ff., 841; Cri., 543, 580ff.; Euthphr., 591; Gorg., 586f.; Leg., 543; Menex., 512ff.; Meno, 591; Phd., 383; Phdr., 96, 165, 550, 554ff., 845; Phlb., 130; Plt., 571; Prt., 419ff., 550, 552, 591ff., 848; Resp., 110ff., 419, 552f., 565, 585, 707, 801ff., 840; Soph., 136; Symp., 64, 543ff., 558ff., 567ff.; Tht., 136, 419; Ti., 130, 135, 176, 182, 706, 713ff.

Platon, Phaon, 608

Plautus, 259ff., 841

Pliny the Elder, HN, 117, 423ff., 439, 638f., 886

Pliny the Younger, 354, 374

Plutarch, 436, 723ff., 814ff.m 828; Aem., 242, 377ff.; De Is. et Os., 85; Demetr., 240; Pomp., 379, 384; Pyrrh., 240; Sull., 199, 243

political tactics, 94ff.

Pollux, 41

Polybius, 240ff., 378, 380, 385f.

Pompey, 819ff.

Pomponius, 253, 261f., 264

Pomponius Secundus, 253, 274ff.

Porphyry, Vita Plotini, 199ff.

Posidippus, 623ff.

Posidonius of Apamea, 242, 725ff.

praenomen, 353ff.

priestly authority, 743ff.

Proclus, 436; In Euc., 681

Procopius, Secret History, 869, 873; Wars, 866ff.

Propertius, 330ff., 439ff., 447f., 902f., 905f.

Ps.-Plutarch, De musica, 39f., 55f.; Plac., 734ff.

Python, Agen, 892

Quintilian, 390f.; Inst., 429f.

rhetorical practice, 94ff.

rituals, 515

Roman elegy, 329ff.

Sallust, Cat., 855ff.

Sallustius, Empedoclea, 764ff.

Seneca the Elder, 353ff.

Seneca the Younger, 354; Q Nat., 382

Servius, 842ff.

Sextus Empiricus, 700f.; Math., 738, 740

Simplicius, 199ff., 682, 731

Sophocles, 84; Ajax, 81, 86f., 424

Speusippus, 687ff.

Statius the Elder, 650

Stoic logic, 203ff.

Stoic physical theory, 713ff.

Strabo, 41, 201f., 723ff.; Geography, 634

Straton, 608

Strattis, 619

Suetonius, 354; Iul., 813ff.

Tacitus, 354; Agr., 361ff.; Ann., 452ff.

Terence, 269, 850; Eun., 407ff., 838, 853; Haut., 837f.; Phorm., 836, 838

Themistius, 388ff.

Theocritus, 629

Theodosian Code, 860ff.

Theognidea, 461ff.

Theophrastus, 655ff., 714f., 723ff., 738; Metaph., 686ff.

Theopompus of Chios, 243, 729

Thucydides, 94ff., 511ff., 537ff.

Tibullus, 329f., 448

Timocles, 619; Dionysiazousai, 613ff.

Titinius, 253, 267ff.

tituli, 816ff.

Trajan, 362ff.

triumviral politics, 828ff.

Turpilius, 253, 257f.

Valerius Maximus, 439, 758f.

Varro, 639ff.

veterans, 828ff.

Virgil, Aen., 12f., 442ff., 445ff., 900ff.; Ecl., 348, 447, 897ff., 906; G., 351, 434ff., 446f.

Vitruvius, 893ff.

Xenarchus, Porphyra, 607f.

Xenocrates of Chalcedon, 689ff.

Xenophon, 96, 240; Oec., 243

Zeno of Citium, 713ff.

Zenodotus, 436