I

Acerbi, F., Aristotle on placing gnomons round (Ph. 3.4, 203a10–15), 587

Anagnostou-Laoutides, E., Herodas' Mimiamb 7: dancing dogs and barking women, 153

Bartels, J., Cynnane ‘the Illyrian’? The perils of onomastics, 384

Bekker-Nielsen, T., Dio Chrysostom in exile: Or. 36.1 and the date of the Scythian journey, 747

Beness, J. L., The ancestry of Nerva, 756

Brelinski, T., Medon meets a Cyclops? Odyssey 22.310–80, 1

Burges Watson, S., Mousikê and mysteries: a Nietzschean reading of Aeschylus' Bassarides, 455

Butorac, D. D., Ἀντιγραφή in Proclus' In Parmenidem: a correction of the Budé edition, 310

Campbell, D. B., A note on the battle of Mons Graupius, 407

Caneva, S. G., Given to a deity? Religious and social reappraisal of human consecrations in the Hellenistic and Roman East, 167

Carstairs-McCarthy, A., Does Aeneas violate the truce in Aeneid 11?, 704

Charles, M. B., Achaemenid elite cavalry: from Xerxes to Darius III, 14

Cowan, R., How's your father? A recurrent bilingual wordplay in Martial, 736

Daneš, J., Ἀμηχανία in Euripides᾽ Heraclidae, 366

Danielewicz, J., One sign after another: the fifth ΛΕΠΤΗ in Aratus' Phaen. 783–4?, 387

Deline, T., The criminal charges against Agrippina the Elder in a.d. 27 and 29, 766

Delli Pizzi, A., Given to a deity? Religious and social reappraisal of human consecrations in the Hellenistic and Roman East, 167

de Melo, W. D. C., Two textual problems in Book 7 of Varro's De lingua Latina, 397

Dickey, E., Columnar translation: an ancient interpretive tool that the Romans gave the Greeks, 807

Dillon, J. N., Conjectures and criticism in Book 1 of the Codex Justinianus, 321

Dmitriev, S., Athenian ἀτιμία and legislation against tyranny and subversion, 35

Dominicy, M., Catulliana, 628

Donelan, J. F., Evidence for and against audience–actor contact in Aristophanes (Pax 877–906, Ach. 257–83, Thesm. 659–87 and Nub. 275–355), 518

Dueck, D., Megillos and rice – a note, 377

Eckerman, C., Thyrsis' Arcadian shepherds in Virgil's seventh Eclogue, 669

Flower, R., Tamquam figmentum hominis: Ammianus, Constantius II and the portrayal of imperial ritual, 822

Gervais, K., Notes on Statius, Thebaid 2, 411

Geue, T., The loser leaves (Rome's loss): Umbricius' wishful exile in Juvenal, Satire 3, 773

Gili, L., Aristotle's comparative logic: a modest proposal, 559

Giusti, E., Caesar criss-crossing the Rubicon: a palindromic acrostic in Lucan (1.218–22), 892

Griffith, R. D., The Aristophanic slapstick (Nub. 537–44), 530

Grillo, L., Reading Cicero's Ad Familiares 1 as a collection, 655

Hardie, A., A dithyramb for Augustus: Horace, Odes 4.2, 253

Harrison, S. J., Menander's Thais and Catullus' Lesbia, 887

Hejduk, J. D., Red-handed Apollo: what Martial might have done with ‘know thyself’ in Ars Amatoria 2.493–502, 714

Hendrickson, T., An emendation to a fragment of Varro's De bibliothecis (fr. 54 GRF Funaioli), 395

Heyworth, S. J., Lutatius Catulus, Callimachus and Plautus' Bacchides, 390

Hillard, T. W., The ancestry of Nerva, 756

Hinge, G., Dio Chrysostom in exile: Or. 36.1 and the date of the Scythian journey, 747

Hooper, T., Archedemus, 500

Hutchinson, G. O., Appian the artist: rhythmic prose and its literary implications, 788

Ingleheart, J., Exegi monumentum: exile, death, immortality and monumentality in Ovid, Tristia 3.3, 286

Jacobson, H., Asherah and Aphrodite: a coincidence?, 355

Johansen, T.K., A triptych in Plato's Timaeus: a note on the receptacle passage (Timaeus 48e–52d), 885

Kiss, D., Isaac Vossius, Catullus and the Codex Thuaneus, 344

Kokoszkiewicz, K., A note on Ovid, Heroides 13.63–4, 889

Konrad, C. F., After Drepana, 192

Konstantinou, A., Tradition and innovation in Greek tragedy's mythological exempla, 476

Kovacs, D., Aeolic and Italian at Horace, Odes 3.30.13–14, 682

Lane, N., Two textual notes on Pindar's eighth Nemean, 356

Lennon, J., Dining and obligation in Valerius Maximus: the case of the sacra mensae, 719

Lowe, D., A stichometric allusion to Catullus 64 in the Culex: an addendum, 891

Macedo, J. M., The month name Ἀγαγύλιος, Artemis Ἀγαγυλαία and Homeric phraseology, 449

MacRae, D. E., Inuitus inuitam: a window allusion in Suetonius' Titus, 415

Marincola, J., Cicero, Leg. 1.6: ‘pleasurable’ annals?, 401

Mason, H. C., Claudius at Baiae, 732

Matthews, L., Xanthus of Lydia and the invention of female eunuchs, 489

Mayhew, R., Aristotle's biology and his lost Homeric Puzzles, 109

McCallum, S. L., Elegiac amor and mors in Virgil's ‘Italian Iliad’: a case study (Aeneid 10.185−93), 693

Miller, J., Idealization and irony in Sallust's Jugurtha: the narrator's depiction of Rome before 146 b.c., 242

Moore, C., Socrates and self-knowledge in Aristophanes' Clouds, 534

Murgatroyd, P., The Wrath of Poseidon, 444

Nabel, J., Venus' boots and the shadow of Caesar in Book 1 of Virgil's Aeneid, 689

Naiden, F. S., The sword did it: a Greek explanation for suicide, 85

Nawar, T., Augustine on the dangers of friendship, 836

Neel, J., Reconsidering the affectatores regni, 224

Nielsen, K. M., The constitution of the soul: Aristotle on lack of deliberative authority, 572

Olson, S. D., Νῆσαι in Sophocles, fr. 439 R., 881

Opsomer, J., A much misread proposition from Proclus' Elements of Theology (Prop. 28), 433

Paparazzo, E., A note on the construction of the equilateral triangle with scalene elementary triangles in Plato's Timaeus: Pl. Ti. 54a–b, 552

Pezzini, G., Aristotle's comparative logic: a modest proposal, 559

Phillips, T., Iliad 13.754: ὄρεϊ νιφόεντι ἐοικώς, 439

Pickering, P. E., Persae lines 270–1 and MS Lambeth 1203, 360

Quiroga-Puertas, A. J., In Hecate's realm: a note on Sozomen, Hist. Eccl. 7.23, 427

Rance, P., A Roman–Lazi war in the Suda: a fragment of Priscus?, 852

Riesbeck, D. J., Aristotle on the politics of marriage: ‘marital rule’ in the Politics, 134

Romani Mistretta, M., A textual note to Plato, Gorgias 465a4, 882

Ross, A. J., Ammianus Marcellinus 15.5.22 and Eutropius 10.16.1: an allusion, 424

Rutherford, R. B., Lysistrata and female song, 60

Sansone, D., Xenophon and Prodicus' Choice of Heracles, 371

Schironi, F., Aristarchus' work in progress: what did Aristonicus and Didymus read of Aristarchus?, 609

Serafim, A., Making the audience: ekphrasis and rhetorical strategy in Demosthenes 18 and 19, 96

Taoka, Y., Onomastic irony in Fronto's letters Ad M. Caesarem 1.7, 2.5, 2.13 and 3.18, 301

Thomas, O., Sophocles, seduction and shrivelling: Ichneutai fr. 316 Radt, 364

Ugaglia, M., Aristotle on placing gnomons round (Ph. 3.4, 203a10–15), 587

Volk, K., Laurel, tongue and glory (Cicero, De consulatu suo fr. 6 Soubiran), 204

Ware, C., Claudian's arma: a metaliterary pun, 894

Wasmuth, E., Ὥσπερ οἱ κορυβαντιῶντες: the Corybantic rites in Plato's dialogues, 69

Wilkinson, K. W., Anth. Pal. 10.92 + 9.175 (Palladas): a proposal, 418

Woodman, A. J., Problems in Horace, Epode 11, 673

Xenis, G. A., Michael Syncellus: a neglected source for Aelius Herodian's Περὶ Καθολικῆς Προσωιδίας, 868

Yoon, F., The herald of Hyllus? Identifying the Ὕλλου πενέστης in Euripides' Heraclidae, 51

Zetzel, J. E. G., Laurel, tongue and glory (Cicero, De consulatu suo fr. 6 Soubiran), 204

II

Achaemenid cavalry, 14ff.

Achaemenid infantry, 17

Achilles Tatius, 805

Aelius Herodian, 868ff.

Aeneas Tacticus, 852

Aeschines, 88ff., 503, 508

Aeschylus, Ag., 479; Bassarides, 455ff.; Cho., 483; Edonians, 456ff.; Eum., 528; Lycurgia, 459ff.; Pers., 360ff.; PV, 52, 481, 484, 528; Supp., 480, 484ff.

affectatores regni, 224ff.

Agathias, 859ff.

age and consecration, 188ff.

Agricola, 407ff.

Agrippina the Elder, 766ff.

Ahala, 235ff.

Alcaeus, 682

Alexander, 589ff.

Alexander of Aphrodisias, 559ff., 805

Alexander the Great, 21ff.

Amarna Letters, 164

Ambrose of Milan, 837f.

Ambrosiaster, 828

Ammianus Marcellinus, 424ff., 432; Res. Gest., 822ff.

Ammonius, 592ff., 617ff.

Anacreon, 365

Anaxagoras, 679f.

Andocides, 38ff.

Androtion, 508

Annales Maximi, 402ff.

Antiphon, 37ff., 509

Apollo Lairbenos sanctuary, 173ff.

Apollonius, 869f.; Argonautica, 474, 695f.

Appian, 788ff.; B Civ., 751, 791ff.; Mac., 752

Appius Claudius, 224ff.

Aratus, Phaen., 274, 387ff.

Archedemus, 500ff.

Archeptolemus, 37ff.

Aristarchus, 90, 609ff.

Aristobulus of Cassandria, 377ff.

Aristocrates, 45

Aristonicus, 609ff.

Aristophanes, 37; Ach., 64f., 156, 521ff., 531, 538; Birds (Av.), 49, 63ff., 122, 267, 486; Clouds (Nub.), 64f., 267, 526ff., 530ff., 532, 534ff.; Eccl., 63ff., 503, 525, 527, 531; Frogs (Ran.), 64f., 501ff., 532; Knights (Eq.), 62, 65, 538; Lys., 60ff., 583; Peace (Pax), 64ff., 267, 519ff., 531; Thesm., 63f., 508, 523ff.; Wasps (Vesp.), 64f., 72, 519, 531; Wealth (Plut.), 64f., 71, 531, 532

Aristophanes of Byzantium, 115

Aristotle, An. post., 566; An. pr., 561, 566; Ath. Pol., 39ff., 89, 508ff., 580; Cael., 606; Cat., 593; De an., 567; De motu an., 144; Eth. Eud., 140f.; Eth. Nic., 140ff., 566, 573ff., 836ff.; Gen. an., 127ff., 143f.; Hist. an., 110ff., 141, 572ff.; Homeric Puzzles, 109ff.; Metaph., 146f., 596ff.; Part. an., 125ff.; Ph., 587ff.; Poet., 109ff.; Pol., 134ff., 572ff., 849; Rh., 149; Top., 559ff.

Arrian, 15, 22, 805; Anab. 23ff.

Artaxerxes II, 21f.

Artemidorus, 91

Arthmius of Zelea, 37ff.

Athenaeus of Naucratis, Deipnosophistae, 380, 489ff., 752f.

Athenian legislation against tyranny, 35ff.

ἀτιμία, 35ff.

audience–actor contact, 518ff.

Augustine, 836ff.

Augustus, 253ff., 288ff., 709ff.; Res Gestae, 299f.

Bacchylides, 276f.

Baiae, 732ff.

Brutus, 232ff.

Buthrotum in Epirus, 172f.

Caesar, 226, 232, 655, 689ff.; Anticato, 214; BCiv., 194; BGall., 194; De analogia, 211ff.

Callimachus, 391ff., 416, 473

Candidus, 866

Cassius Dio, 417, 431, 752

Cato, 245

Catulus, 391ff.

Catullus, 248f., 344ff., 415ff., 628ff., 678, 736, 739, 887f., 891

Celsus, 72

Charisius, 396

Chariton, 805

Choiseul Marble, 510f.

Cicero, 226ff., 301f., 655ff., 739, 793f., 807ff.; Acad. Pr., 791; Amic., 837ff.; Brut., 211ff. 404f.; Cat., 215ff.; De consulatu suo, 204ff.; De or., 216, 218, 264, 281; Fam., 204ff., 220ff., 655ff.; Leg., 401ff.; Mil., 236; Off., 204ff., 223; Pis., 204, 208ff.; Planc., 665; Rab. Perd. Reo, 791; Rep., 236f., 247; Verr., 630

Claudian, 894ff.

Claudius, 732ff.

Claudius Pulcher, 192ff.

Clodius, 226ff.

Codex Justinianus, 321ff.

Codex Thuaneus, 344ff.

columnar translation, 807ff.

Constantine Porphyrogenitus, 496

Coriolanus, 224ff.

Corybantic rites, 69ff.

Ctesias, Persica, 496

Culex, 891

Curtius Rufus, 15, 20

Cynnane ‘the Illyrian’, 384ff.

Darius III, 21ff.

Demophantus, 40ff.

Demosthenes, 37ff., 96ff., 517

Didymus, 609ff.

Dinarchus, 37

Dio Chrysostom, 757ff., 786f.; Or., 747ff.

Diodorus Siculus, 15, 23ff., 87, 99ff., 197ff., 228f., 381f., 472, 505ff., 751

Diogenes Laertius, 109

Dionysius from Sidon, 621ff.

Dionysius of Halicarnassus, 226ff., 751

Draco, 41ff.

ekphrasis, 96ff.

Ennius, 288, 739

Epic of Gilgamesh, 165

Epigenes, 458

Erucius, 669f.

Euphorion, 473

Eupolis, 90, 94; Dyers, 502, 515

Euripides, 479; Alc., 468; Andr., 100; Antiope, 462; Bacch., 480ff., 525; Cyc. 365; El., 57; Hec., 52; Hel., 54; Heracl., 51ff., 366ff.; Heracles 583; Hipp., 54, 462, 467; Med., 476ff.; Phaethon, 472; Supp., 87; Tro., 54

Eusebius, Vit. Const., 423

Eustathius, 114ff.

Eutropius, 424ff., 757ff.

exile, 286ff., 774ff.

female circumcision, 489ff.

female eunuchs, 489ff.

female song, 60ff.

Frontinus, Aq., 761; Str., 192ff.

Fronto, Ep., 301ff.

Gaius Gracchus, 226

Gaius Marius, 720ff.

Galen, 805; De meth. med, 272; Hp. Nat. Hom., 113

Galli, 162f.

Gellius, 217, 228, 390f.

Gracchi, 225ff.

Greek–Latin papyri, 815ff.

Hannibal ‘the Rhodian’, 200ff.

Heliodorus, 805

Hellanicus of Mytilene, 495

Heracleides of Cumae, 20

Herodas, Mimiambs, 153ff.

Herodian, 609, 805; Cath. Pr., 869ff.

Herodotus, 14ff., 37, 45, 92f., 121, 160, 355, 381, 431, 458ff., 491ff., 852f., 865

Hesiod, Works and Days, 485

Hesychius of Alexandria, 21

Hesychius of Miletus, 489ff.

Homer, Il., 9, 92, 111ff., 439ff., 449ff., 478, 486, 705ff., 882; Od., 1ff., 114ff., 440, 444ff., 449ff., 882

Homeric Hymn to Hermes, 364f.

Horace, Carm., 253ff., 296ff., 682ff., 765, 776f.; Epod., 259ff.; 673ff., 777; Sat., 736, 763

human consecration, 167ff.

Hyginus, 464

hyperachievers, 239ff.

Hyperides, 90

Idomeneus, 45

immortality, 286ff.

Ion of Chios, 458

Isidore of Seville, 690; Origines, 395

Isocrates, 45, 87, 751

Iunius Pullus, 199f.

John Chrysostom, 428

John of Alexandria, 868ff.

John of Antioch, 860ff.

Josephus, 751, 805

Julian, Letter to a Priest, 826

Justinian, 321ff.

Juvenal, Sat., 773ff.

Kaeso Quinctius, 228ff.

Laus Pisonis, 204ff.

Laws of Hammurabi, 47f.

Lentulus, 657ff.

Leucopetra, 175ff.

Libanius of Antioch, 428, 432, 826

Livy, 194f., 203, 229ff., 279, 805, 892

Longinus, 805

Longus, 805

Lucan, 892ff.

Lucanian column-krater, Berlin 1969.6, 55ff.

Lucian, 72; Philops., 429

Lucifer, 827

Lucius Valerius, 666ff.

Lucretius, 629f., 677f., 728; De rerum Natura, 207f.

Lycides, 37ff.

Lycurgus, 37

Lydia, 489ff.

Lysias, 37, 46, 86, 501ff., 792ff.

Macrobius, Sat., 471ff.

Marcus Antonius, 720ff.

Marcus Aurelius, 301ff.

Marcus Manlius Capitolinus, 224ff.

marriage, 134ff.

Martial, 714ff., 724f., 736ff.

Mausoleum of the emperor Augustus, 287, 296ff.

Megasthenes, 381ff.

Megillos, 378ff.

Menander, Sam., 887f.; Thais, 887f.

Michael Syncellus, 868ff.

Milo, 232, 236

Mons Graupius, 407ff.

Nerva, 756ff.

Nicanor, 609

Nicomachus, 594f.

Nietzsche, Birth of Tragedy, 455ff.

Octavian, 736

Old Comedy, 60ff., 530ff.

Orosius, 198

Ovid, 739; Ars am., 288ff., 714ff.; Fast., 101, 723; Her., 889f.; Met., 289; Pont., 288; Tr., 282ff., 286ff.

paganism, 158ff.

Palatine temple of Liber, 282ff.

Palladas of Alexandria, 418ff.

Paulinus of Nola, 837f.

Pausanias, 21, 283, 752

Persius, 680

[Phalaris], Ep., 752f.

phallophoria, 163

Philo, 162f., 769, 805

Philo of Byblos, 355

Philochorus, 508

Philodamus, 471ff.

Philolaus, 92, 600f.

Philoponus, 591ff.

Philostratus, 91; VS, 753f.

Phocion, 37, 43

Pindar, 277ff., 478; Nem., 356ff.

Plato, 85f.; Alc., 542; Ap., 81, 506, 536; Chrm., 470, 542, 883; Cra., 457ff.; Cri., 69ff., 580f.; Euthyd., 69, 75ff.; Grg., 462ff., 542, 577, 882ff.; Ion, 82; Laws, 69ff., 93f., 272; Meno, 465f., 582; Phd., 81, 86f., 457, 466, 577; Phdr, 69, 77ff., 313, 462, 534ff., 850, 883; Prm., 310ff.; Prt., 581; Resp., 71f., 457ff., 577, 583; Symp., 69, 77ff., 462, 849, 883; Tht., 541; Tim., 466, 552ff., 885f.

Plato Comicus, Cleophon, 508

Plautus, 632, Bacch., 391ff.; Cist., 205

Pliny the Elder, HN, 204ff., 211ff., 395f., 768

Pliny the Younger, 302; Pan., 758

Plotinus, Enn., 850

Plutarch, 85ff., 458ff., 721, 794, 805; Alc., 751; Ap. Lac., 752; Arist., 751; Artax., 22; Cam., 751f.; Cic., 204, 751; De exil., 752f.; De gen., 503; De tranq. anim., 752f.; Dio, 431; Eum., 752; Them., 752

Polemon, 805

politics of marriage, 134ff.

Pollux, 89, 105

Polybius, 45, 192ff.

Pompey, 206ff., 241, 251, 290

Porphyrio, 763ff.

Porphyry's Homeric Questions, 110, 124, 132

Priapeia, 736

Priscus of Panion, 853ff.

Proclus, 556f.; ET, 433ff.; In Parm., 310ff.

Procopius, 21, 855ff.

Propertius, 271ff., 293ff., 679, 699

Pseudacron, 757ff.

ps.-Apollodorus, 459ff.

ps.-Eratosthenes, 455ff.

ps.-Euripides, Rhes., 469ff.

Quintilian, 92, 228, 719ff.; Inst., 204ff.

Quintus Curtius, 23ff.

rhythmic prose, 788ff.

rice, 380ff.

sacral manumission, 170ff.

sacra mensae, 719

Sallust, 805; Cat., 244ff.; Hist., 249ff., 758; Iug, 215, 242ff.

Sappho, 494, 682

Scipio, 725ff.

Seneca the Elder, Controv., 216; Suas., 215

Seneca the Younger, 719ff.; De Ira, 770; Hercules furens, 205; Thyestes, 727f.; Tranq., 396

Servius, 228

Sextilius, 725ff.

Simonides, 277

Simplicius, 590ff.

slapstick, 530ff.

slave consecration, 170ff.

Solon, 39ff.

Sophocles, Aj., 85ff., 582f.; Ant., 290, 469ff., 476ff.; fr. 439 R., 881f.; Ichn., 364f.; OT, 87; Phil., 57, 65; Phineus, 488; Tereus, 472, 483ff.; Trach., 54, 57

Sophron, 154

Sozomen, Hist. Eccl., 427ff.

Speusippus, 556

Spurius Cassius, 224ff.

Spurius Maelius, 224ff.

Statius, Theb., 411ff.

Stobaeus, 591ff.

Strabo, 179f., 377ff., 466, 469, 493

Succession Treaty of Esarhaddon, 48

Suda, 489, 497, 852ff.

Suetonius, 395, 734, 768, 771; Tit. 415ff.

suicide, 85ff.

Sulla, 240, 720ff.

Sumerian gala priests, 160

Synesius, 754, 827f.

Tacitus, 719ff., 805, 829; Agr. 407ff.; Ann., 760, 766ff.

Tarquinius Superbus, 230

Taurosthenes of Chalcis, 43f.

Terence, 632

Themistius, 590ff.

Themistocles, 45, 87

[Themistocles], Ep., 753

Theocritus, 154

Theophrastus, Hist. pl., 381f.

Thucydides, 511ff., 789ff., 852

Tiberius Gracchus, 226ff., 725ff.

Tibullus, 268ff., 290, 293, 629

tyrants, 224ff.

Valerius Maximus, 205, 228, 719ff.

Varro, 655; De bibliothecis, 395ff.; Ling., 397ff.

Velleius, 768

Virgil, 807ff.; Aen., 288, 415ff., 441, 689ff., 693ff., 704ff., 894f.; Ecl., 295, 669ff., 701, 739, 774ff.; G., 677f., 893

Vitruvius Vacchus, 230

Vossius, Isaac, 344ff.

Xanthus of Lydia, Lydiaca, 489ff.

Xenophanes of Colophon, 494

Xenophon, An., 21f., 31f.; Cyr., 16ff., 495ff.; Hell., 500ff.; Mem., 371ff., 503f.; Oec., 33, 148, 583

Xenophon of Ephesus, 805

Xerxes, 16ff.

Zoilus of Amphipolis, 116

Zonaras, 198, 200