I

Allen-Hornblower, E., Beasts and barbarians in Caesar's Bellum Gallicum 6.21–8, 682

Baltzly, D., Plato's authority and the formation of textual communities, 793

Bannon, C., C. Sergius Orata and the rhetoric of fishponds, 166

Bartoš, H., The concept of mimēsis in the Hippocratic De Victu, 542

Belousov, A. V., On some possible sources for Philostratus' Vita Apollonii 3.34, 787

Brennan, T., Arius, Stobaeus and the scholiast, 270

Brown, C. G., Vipers and lost youth: a note on old age in early Greek epic, 825

Buglass, A., A note on Lucretius, De rerum natura 3.361, 413

Collins, A., The divinity of the Pharaoh in Greek sources, 841

Cowan, R., Purchasing Priam: bilingual wordplay at Plautus Bacchides 976–7, 844

Danzig, G., The use and abuse of Critias: conflicting portraits in Plato and Xenophon, 507

Das, A. R., A textual note on Paul of Aegina, Pragmateia 6.88, 868

Dawes, T., Strategies of persuasion in Philippics 10 and 11, 241

Delcomminette, S., Odysseus and the home of the stranger from Elea, 533

Dixon, D., Reconsidering Euripides' Bellerophon, 493

Dyck, A. R., Cicero, Pro Murena 47 and 85, 417

Fielding, I., Elegiac memorial and the martyr as medium in Prudentius' Peristephanon, 808

Finkelberg, M., Aeschylus, Septem Contra Thebas 780–7, 832

García Ruiz, M. P., Aequor: the sea of prophecies in Virgil's Aeneid, 694

Glover, E., The eclipse of Xerxes in Herodotus 7.37: lux a non obscurando, 471

Gregoric, P./ Betegh, G., Multiple analogy in Ps.-Aristotle, De Mundo 6, 574

Grillo, L., A double sermocinatio and a resolved dilemma in Cicero's Pro Plancio, 214

Hanses, M., The pun and the moon in the sky: Aratus' ΛΕΠΤΗ acrostic, 609

Heyworth, S. J., Medical imagery in Ovid, Metamorphoses 1.190–1 and Livia's advice to Augustus, 293

Hodgson, L., Appropriation and adaptation: Republican idiom in Res Gestae 1.1, 254

Hornblower, S., Lykophron and epigraphy: the value and function of cult epithets in the Alexandra, 91

Janko, R., The etymologies of βασιλεύς and ἑρμηνεύς, 462

Jazdzewska, K., Pyrrha and Priene: a note on Plutarch's Convivium septem sapientium 146E–F, 426

Jim, T. S. F.,Aparchai in the great list of Thasian theôroi, 13

Jones, K. R. Alcaeus of Messene, Philip V and the Colossus of Rhodes: a re-examination of Anth. Pal. 6.171, 136

Kamen, D.,Kina[i]dos: a pun in Demosthenes' On the Crown?, 405

Kayachev, B.,Ciris 137: an emendation, 859

Keith, T. R., The fine art of horsing around: a note on wordplay in Mesomedes' Hymn to Nemesis, 428

Kelly, A., Hellenistic arming in the Batrachomyomachia, 410

Kelly, A., Apollonius and the end of the Aeneid, 642

Kotwick, M. E., Reconstructing ancient constructions of the Orphic Theogony: Aristotle, Syrianus and Michael of Ephesus on Orpheus' succession of the first gods, 75

Krebs, C. B., Caesar's Sisenna, 207

Krulak, T. C., Θυσία and theurgy: sacrificial theory in fourth- and fifth-century Platonism, 353

Kwapisz, J., Behaghel's club, 615

Leith, D., Causing doubts: Diodorus Cronus and Herophilus of Chalcedon on causality, 592

Lowe, D., A stichometric allusion to Catullus 64 in the Culex, 862

Mallan, C., The rape of Lucretia in Cassius Dio's Roman History, 758

Mancini, A., A textual note on Propertius 2.26.23, 847

Martin, B., Blood, honour and status in Odyssey 11, 1

Martin, G., Interpreting instability: considerations on the Lives of the Ten Orators, 321

Metcalf, C., On the dating of Terpander fr. 2, 398

Moore, C., Pindar's charioteer in Plato's Phaedrus (227b9–10), 525

Morgan, L., A metrical scandal in Ennius, 152

Morgan, L., Ovid, Fasti 3.330, 855

Morrell, K., Cato and the courts in 54 B.C., 669

Murgatroyd, P., Ovid's Hermione: a kaleidoscopic heroine, 850

Murgatroyd, P., Wit, humour and irony in Heroides 9, 853

Murray, J., Dracontius (LD 3.279–95) and the source of the Thermopylae Nyktomachia, 399

Myers, K. S., Ovid, Epistulae Ex Ponto 4.8, Germanicus and the Fasti, 725

Nikolaev, A., Latin draucus, 316

O'Hogan, C., Claudian, De Raptu Proserpinae 1.82 and Georgics 3.68, 866

Olshewsky, T. M., The bastard book of Aristotle's Physics, 58

Olson, S. D., Pherecrates fr. 60: spiny fish-heads, but no scraps, 402

Overduin, F., The anti-bucolic world of Nicander's Theriaca, 623

Parkes, R., The ‘Argonautic’ expedition of the Argives: models of heroism in Statius' Thebaid, 778

Paule, M.,Quae saga, quis magus: on the vocabulary of the Roman witch, 745

Pellam, G., A peculiar episode from the ‘struggle of the orders’? Livy and the Licinio-Sextian rogations, 280

Pormann, P., New fragments from Rufus of Ephesus' On Melancholy, 649

Possanza, D. M., Serpentine constructions: Lucretius, De rerum natura 3.657–63, 197

Raffa, M., On the text of Theophrastus fr. 717 Fortenbaugh, 409

Ramsey, J. T., The recovery of more Ennius from a misinformed Ciceronian scholiast, 160

Reeve, M., Aristophanes, Acharnians 833, 835

Romney, J., Cowering gumnētes: a note on Tyrtaeus fr. 11.35–8 W, 828

Roth, U., An(other) epitaph for Trimalchio: Sat. 30.2, 422

Sampson, C. M., Euripides, Orestes 1246, 403

Seager, R., The (re/de)construction of Clodius in Cicero's speeches, 226

Secci, D. A., On Virgil's lightning, comets, and Libyan she-bears, 707

Shearin, W. H., Concealed pleasure: Lucretius, De rerum natura 3.237–42, 183

Sluiter, I., Fish similes and converging story lines in the Odyssey, 821

Smith, L. M., Plato's reference to Lamachus, 43

Sommerstein, A. H., The authenticity of the Demophantus decree, 49

Steel, C., Rethinking Sulla: the case of the Roman Senate, 657

Stern-Gillet, S., Hesiod's proem and Plato's Ion, 25

Swift, L., Telephus on Paros: genealogy and myth in the ‘New Archilochus’ poem (P. Oxy. 4708), 433

Tsagalis, C., Verses attributed to the Telegony, 448

Turpin, W., Ovid's new muse: Amores 1.1, 419

van den Berg, C. S., Intratext, declamation and dramatic argument in Tacitus' Dialogus de oratoribus, 298

van den Berg, R. M., Proclus on Hesiod's Works and Days and ‘didactic’ poetry, 383

van der Pas, S., The normal road to geometry: δή in Euclid's Elements and the mathematical competence of his audience, 558

Vannini, G., Apuleius, Metamorphoses 10.25.1, 865

Van Nuffelen, P., Galen, divination and the status of medicine, 337

Wiater, N., Polybius on speeches in Timaeus: syntax and structure in Histories 12.25a, 121

Woods, D., Caligula, Incitatus and the consulship, 772

Xenis, G., Two old hypercorrections in contemporary editions of Euripides' Medea 497 and Strattis, fr. 9 K.-A., 837

Ziogas, I., Stripping the Roman ladies: Ovid's rites and readers, 735

II

ʾAbū l-Ḥasan atṬabarī, Hippocratic Treatments, 649ff.

Aeschines, 514, 518; In Ctes., 406ff.

Aeschylus, Eum., 105; Sept., 832ff.

Aëtius of Amida, 649ff.

Agnellus of Ravenna, 652ff.

Alcaeus of Messene, 136ff.

Alcmaeon, 604f.

Alexander of Aphrodisias, 84ff.

Anaxagoras, 472ff., 549

Anaximenes, 582f.

Andocides, On the Mysteries, 49ff., 406

Andronicus of Rhodes, 58ff.

Anth. Pal. 6.171, 136ff.

Anth. Pal. 9.518, 136ff.

Anth. Plan., 137f.

Antonius, 242ff.

aparchai, 13ff.

Aper, 299ff.

Apollonius Rhodius, Argon., 94f., 411ff., 631, 643ff., 707ff., 778ff.

Appian, B. Civ., 664

Apuleius, Apol., 374; Met., 749ff., 865f.

Aratus, 731; Phaen., 609ff., 615ff.

Archilochus, 476; P. Oxy. 4708, 433ff.

Aristarchus, 412

Aristophanes, Ach., 46ff., 501, 835ff.; Clouds, 475; Frogs, 501f.; Peace, 485

Aristotle, 788f; Cael., 584f.; De motu an., 577f.; Gen. an., 578; Metaph., 61ff., 75ff., 542f.; Ph., 58ff., 585; Pol., 516; Rh., 125, 508

Arius, 270

ar-Rāzī, 653ff.

Asclepiades, 618ff.

Asclepius, 345ff.

Asconius, 675ff.

Asinius Celer, 775ff.

Astronomical Diaries, 472, 486

Athenaeus, 448ff., 518f.

Augustine, Beat. Vit., 171

Augustus, RG, 254ff.

Ausonius, 617, 810ff.

Avancius, 202f.

Babylonian astronomy, 473ff.

βασιλεύς, 462ff.

Batrachomyomachia, 410ff.

Behaghel's Law of Increasing Members, 615ff.

Brutus, 241ff., 262f.

Caesar, BCiv., 258ff.; BGall., 264f., 682ff.; Commentarii, 207ff.

Caligula, 772ff.

Callimachus, 594, 862; Aet., 728; fr. 676.1, 711f.; Hymn 4, 841; Ia., 94

Candidus, 202ff.

Cassius, 241ff.

Cassius Dio, 293ff., 772f.; Roman History, 758ff.

Catalogue of Women, 436ff.

Cato, 669ff.

Catullus, 860f., 862ff.

Cephalas, 138

Chrysippus, 579

Cicero, 159, 205, 308, 669ff., 747ff.; Att., 212, 259, 265; Brut., 208, 755; Cael., 233, 239f.; Cat., 259ff.; Clu., 240; De or., 168f., 308ff.; Div., 339ff.; Dom., 228ff., 238ff., 259; Fam., 212, 214, 224f.; Fin., 170ff.; Har. resp., 233f., 238ff.; Hort., 170f.; Leg., 207; Mil., 236f., 239f.; Mur., 417f.; Off., 168ff., 258, 261; Phil., 241ff., 258ff., 295; Pis., 235f., 238f.; Planc., 214ff., 236, 238; Prov. cons., 234f., 239; QFr., 215f.; Red. quir., 228, 238, 240; Red. sen., 226f., 237ff., 259; Rep., 186f.; Rosc. Am., 160ff.; Sest., 231f., 238ff., 259; Vat., 232f., 238

Ciris, 859ff.

Claudian, De raptu Proserpinae, 866ff.

Clodius, 226ff.

Colossus of Rhodes, 136ff.

Columella, 175ff., 747ff.

Commentary on the Hippocratic Oath, 345ff.

Constantine Porphyrogenitus, 137f.

Corpus Hermeticum, 789f.

Critias, 507ff.

C. Sergius Orata, 166ff.

Ctesias of Cnidus, 400f.

Culex, 862ff.

cult epithets, 91ff.

Damascius, 77

Damasus, 813

decree of Demophantus, 49ff.

De hebdomadibus, 544

Demetrius Poliorcetes, 136ff.

Democritus, 41

Demosthenes, 514; De cor., 405ff.

Derveni Papyrus, 75f.

De victu, 542ff.

Dio Chrysostom, 767

Diodorus Cronus, 593ff.

Diodorus Siculus, 399f., 768, 842ff.

Diogenes Laertius, 66ff., 194, 598

Dionysius of Halicarnassus, 323f., 762; Ant. Rom., 768

Diphilus, Emporos, 846

divination, 337ff.

divinity of pharaohs, 841ff.

Dolabella, 246ff.

Dracontius, LD, 400f.

draucus, 316ff.

Eclipse of Xerxes, 471ff.

eclipses, 472ff.

Empedocles, 597

Ennius, 160ff., 810; Ann., 645; Scipio, 152ff.

Enuma Anu Enlil series, 486

Ephorus of Cyme, 400

Epictetus Encheiridion, 396

Epicurus, 800f.; Ep. Hdt., 193f.

Erasmus, 59, 69ff., Adagia, 427

ἑρμηνεύς, 462ff.

Euclid, Elements, 558ff.

Eudemus, 68ff., 77ff.

Eudorus, 802f.

Eugammon of Cyrene, Telegony, 448ff.

Euphorion, 94

Euripides, Andr., 852; Beller., 493ff.; El., 851f.; Hipp., 617f.; Med., 837ff.; Or., 403f.; Phoen., 834; Sthen., 493ff.; Telephus, 437; Tro., 100

Festus, 748f.

Frontinus, 747ff.

Galen, 337ff., 592ff., 649ff.

geometry, 558ff.

Germanicus, 725ff.

Hecataeus of Abdera, 842f.

Heraclides Ponticus, 789

Hercynian forest, 683ff.

Herodotus, 576f., 707, 734; Histories, 471ff., 841

Herophilus of Chalcedon, 592ff.

Hesiod, Theog., 26ff., 77ff., 102, 383ff., 399, 717; Works and Days, 26ff., 383ff., 399, 623ff.

Hesychius, 66ff.

Hierocles of Alexandria, 396

Hipparchus, 47

Hippocrates, 338ff., 651

Hippolytus, 811ff.

Homer, Il., 3ff., 79, 99, 160ff., 399, 411, 442, 493, 530, 611, 616ff., 637ff., 642ff., 698, 823, 825, 831; Od., 1ff., 398f., 449ff., 476, 533f., 631, 637, 644ff., 821ff.

Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite, 825

Horace, Ars, 746; Carm., 728ff., 749; Epod., 753ff.; Odes, 99, 156ff.; Sat., 753ff.

Hyginus, 502f.

Iamblichus of Chalcis, 353ff., 390, 805

Ibn al-Baytr, 656

Ibn Sīnā, Canon of Medicine, 869

ʾIsḥāq ibn ʿImrān, On Melancholy, 652

Isocrates, Bus., 512

John of Alexandria, 654

Julian, 353ff

Lamachus, 43ff.

Lambinus, 203

Laus Martis, 619

Licinio-Sextian rogations, 280ff.

Lives of the Ten Orators, 321ff.

Livy, 280ff., 759ff., 856; Per., 664

Lucan, 754f., 826

Lucian, 746; Conversation with Hesiod, 30f.

Lucretius, De Rerum Natura, 183ff., 197ff., 413ff.

Lycurgus, Leoc., 49ff., 514

Lykophron, Alex., 91ff.

Lysias, 513ff.

Macrobius, Sat., 169, 175

Manilius, 205f.

Marinus, 375ff.

Martial, 316ff., 748f.

Marullus, 202

Maternus, 299ff.

Megasthenes, 788

Mesomedes, Hymn to Nemesis, 428ff.

Messalla, 299f.

Michael of Ephesus, 75ff.

mimēsis, 542ff.

Monument of the Ancestors, 144ff.

Naevius, Bellum Punicum, 645

Neoplatonism, 793ff.

Nicander, Alex., 640; Ther., 623ff., 825ff.

Numenius of Apamea, 791f., 796f.

On the Nature of Man, 649

Orpheus, theogony, 75ff.

Orus of Alexandria, 838ff.

Ovid, 749; Am., 293, 419ff., 727, 751ff.; Ars am., 735ff.; Fast., 725ff., 740ff., 855ff.; Her., 206, 746, 850ff., 853ff.; Met., 293ff., 730f., 751; Pont., 725ff.; Tr., 195, 727ff.

Parisinus, 61ff.

Paul of Aegina, Pragmateia, 868ff.

Petronius, Sat., 422ff.

Pherecrates, 402f.

Philip V, 136ff.

Philo of Byzantium, 137

Philostratus, V A, 766, 787ff.

Pindar, Isthm., 493, 527ff.; Pae., 476

Plato, 507ff.; Alc., 390; Ap., 31; Chrm., 508ff.; Crito, 214, 223ff.; Grg., 390f.; Ion, 25ff.; La., 43ff.; Leg., 578; Phdr., 385, 525ff., 584, 587; Prm., 390; Prt., 510ff.; Resp., 127, 384f., 390ff., 510ff., 578; Seventh Letter, 511ff.; Soph., 533; Tht., 802f.; Tim., 390f., 509ff., 580ff., 788

Platonism, 793ff.

Plautus, 750; Bacch., 844ff.

Pliny the Elder, HN, 137, 180ff., 186f., 746, 755f., 856f.

Pliny the Younger, Ep., 306ff.

Plotius Sacerdos, Ars grammatica, 617

Plutarch, Alc., 45; Cat. Min., 669ff.; Conv. sept. sap., 426ff.; De Is. et Os., 347f.; Lives, 766; Nic., 44f.; Per., 44; Sull., 661

Polybius, Hist., 121ff.

Pompey, 256ff.

Porphyrion, In Hor. Carm., 750, 755; In Hor. Epod., 755

Porphyry of Tyre, 353

Proclus, 354f., 383ff., 457ff., 797ff.; In Ti., 377ff.; On the Hieratic Art, 373ff.; Theol. Plat., 793

Propertius, 728ff., 749, 847ff.

Prudentius, Peristephanon, 808ff.

pseudo-Acron, 756

pseudo-Apollodorus, 440f., Epitome, 459

pseudo-Aristotle, De mundo, 574ff.; Mech., 578

pseudo-Plutarch, Placita, 603f.

Ptolemy, 67

Pythagoreans, 542ff., 789

Quintilian, 299ff.

Rhodes, 136ff.

rhopalic devices, 617ff.

Roman dress code, 735ff.

Roman elite, 167ff.

Rufus of Ephesus, On Melancholy, 649ff.

sacrifice, 353ff.

Sallust, Hist., 207, 259f.

Sallustius, 354ff.

Scaevola, 672f.

Scaurus, 669ff.

Scholia in Lucianum, 273ff.

Seneca the Younger, Clem., 294ff.; Ep., 186, 189; Phaed., 817

Sextus Empiricus, 593ff.

Simias of Rhodes, 618ff.

Simonides of Ceos, 400

Simplicius, 58ff., 396, 795

Sisenna, Hist., 207ff.

Socrates, 507ff.

Sophocles, Aj., 405f.; OC, 834

Statius, Theb., 778ff.

Stobaeus, 270ff.

Stoic ethics, 270ff.

Strabo, 137

Strattis, fr. 9 K.–A., 837ff.

Suda, 152ff.

Suebi, 682ff.

Suetonius, Aug., 296f.; Calig., 772f.

Sulla, 256ff., 657ff.

Synesius, 452ff.

Syrianus, 76ff.

Tacitus, Ann., 725f.; Dial., 298

Terpander, 398f.

Tertullian, 400f.

Theocritus, 624ff.; Id., 616, 625ff.

Theophrastus, 409f.

theôroi, 13ff.

Thomas Aquinas, On the Nature of Things, 60

Thucydides, 44ff., 121, 130, 473ff.

Tibullus, 749

Timaeus, 121ff.

Triarius, 673ff.

Tyrtaeus, fr. 11 W, 828ff.

Valerius Flaccus, 778ff., 867

Valerius Maximus, 152ff., 178ff., 759

Varro, 208, 750, 792; Rust., 174ff.

Varro of Atax, 646

Velleius Paterculus, 255ff.

Verrius Flaccus, Fasti Praenestini, 740f.

Vestinus, Altar, 620ff.

Virgil, Aen., 206, 642ff., 694ff., 707ff., 818; Ecl., 728; G., 205, 718, 727, 866f.

witches, 745ff.

Xenophanes of Colophon, 586f.

Xenophon, An., 100, 518; Hell., 507ff.; Mem., 507ff.; Symp., 518

Zenobius, 426f.

Zenodotus, 411ff.

zoetic mediation, 364ff.

Zonaras, Epitome of Histories, 760f.