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Knoche, Ulrich
DIE RÖMISCHE SATIRE
Pages unopened. Small tear to front wrap (1 cm). ; Studienhefte Zur Altertumswissenschaft, 5; 136 pages
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Timotheus; Ulrich Von Wilamowitz-Möllendorff (Hrsg. )
TIMOTHEOS: DIE PERSER Aus Einem Papyrus Von Abusir Im Auftrage Der Deutschen Orientgesellschaft
Pages slightly tanned. Light edgewear to spine ends. Minor browning to boards. Minor shelfwear. ; In Greek; editorial matter in German; 126 pages
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Jahn, Otto
AUS DER ALTERTHUMSWISSENSCHAFT Populäre Aufsätze
Rebound in dark blue buckram with gilt lettering to spine. Textblock is marbled. Very light foxing. Pages a little tanned. ; 420 pages
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Gerber, Douglas E.
EUTERPE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF EARLY GREEK LYRIC, ELEGIAC, AND IAMBIC POETRY Edited with Introductory Remarks and Commentary
Ex-library copy with usual stamps, call numbers and pocket. Else VG. ; Commentary on the Archaic Greek Poets with original Greek Text. ; 436 pages
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Aeschylus; A. Sidgwick
AESCHYLUS: CHOEPHOROI [AESCHYLI] With Introduction and Notes. New Edition. Part I & II [In One Volume]. New Edition Revised.
Former owner's name to ffep. Minor rubbing. Minor discoloration to edges of boards. ; Xxvii, 42 & 88 pp. ; Clarendon Press Series; 88 pages; Greek text with english commentary.
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Aeschylus; Gilbert Murray
AESCHYLUS: THE PERSIANS [PERSAE] Translated Into English Rhyming Verse with Preface and Notes
1 page corner-creased. Scholar's name to ffep (W. P. Wallace). Light edgewear to corners and spine ends. ; English translation. ; 92 pages
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Demosthenes; C. R. Kennedy
THE ORATION OF DEMOSTHENES ON THE CROWN Translated with Notes, & C. with a Biographical Introduction
Spine darkened. Light fraying to spine ends. Boards a bit rubbed and slightly stained. Bumping to edges of boards. Corners a little edgeworn. Endpapers lightly browned. ; English translation; Bohn's Select Library; 116 pages
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De Sanctis, Gaetano
STUDI DI STORIA Della Storiografia Greca
Light pencil underlining to a few pages. Pages lightly tanned. Wraps have edgewear with a few small chips and tears. ; IL Pensiero Storico 34; 196 pages
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Archer-Hind, R. D.
TRANSLATIONS INTO GREEK VERSE AND PROSE
Some dampstaining to edges of textblock (does not affect text) endpapers browned. Faint staining to front board. Else VG. ; 244 pages
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Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, Ulrich Von & Rudolf Stark
PLATON: Beilagen Und Textkritik. 3. Auflage. Bearbeitet Und Mit Nachwort Versehen Von Rudolf Stark
Spine very lightly sunned. Very minor shelfwear. ; 460 pages
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Geffcken, Johannes
KYNIKA UND VERWANDTES
Some waterstaining and browning to spine and part of wraps. Some foxing to wraps. Pages lightly tanned. Internally VG. Clean text. ; Inhalt: I. Untersuchungen zur kynisch-stoischen Diatribe. 1. Diatriben in der hellenistischen Dichtung; 2. Jakobus III I-II. II. Das schema des Philosophen. 1. Tertullians Schrift de pallio; 2. Julians Misopogon; 3. Die Apologie des Apollonios von Tyana; 4. Nachspiel: Synesios' phalakrias egkomion. ; 156 pages
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Menander; Ulrich Von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
MENANDER: DAS SCHIEDSGERICHT (Epitrepontes). Erklärt Von Ulrich V. Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
Waterstaining to spine and along edges of boards (joints). 2 corners have minor bumping. Pages tanned. ; Greek Text with German commentary and translation. ; 219 pages
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Müller, Karl [Carolus Müllerus]
GEOGRAPHI GRAECI MINORES E Codicibus Recognovit Prolegomenis, Annotatione, Indicibus Instruxit, Tabulis Aeri Incisis Illustravit Carolus Müllerus. Volumen Secundum
Book has been rebound in green buckram boards with gilt lettering to spine. Last page has chipped corner and tear that has been repaired with cellotape. A few small chips/tears to a couple of pages. ; Lvii, 665 pp. Full title continues: insunt Dionysii Anaplus Bosphori. Dionysii Periegesis. Avieni Paraphrasis. Prisciani Paraphrasis. Eustathii Commentarii. Anonymi Paraphrasis. Scholia in Dionysium. Nicephori Geographia. Agathemeri Geographia. Anonymi Geographia. Anonymi Orbis Descriptio. Chrestomathia Straboniana. Pseudoplutarchi Liber de Fluviis. ; Volume 2 Only; Vol. 2; 665 pages
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Bühler, Winfried
BEITRÄGE ZUR ERKLÄRUNG DER SCHRIFT VOM ERHABENEN
Scholar's name to half-title in pencil (G M A Grube). Wraps are rubbed and stained/browned in places. Creasing to front corner of wraps. Underlining and notes in pencil, pen and red pen to many pages. Includes tipped in note describing the work from G. P. G. [likely G. P. Goold? ] To George [Grube? ]. ; 159 pages
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Boas, Marcus
DE EPIGRAMMATIS SIMONIDEIS Pars Prior: Commentatio Critica De Epigrammatum Traditione.
Book has been rebound in green and black patterned boards with cloth spine (which has small chip). Edgewear to corners of boards. Endpapers browned. Pages a bit tanned. Ink inscription to rear endpaper. Scholars' bookplate to inner cover. Else VG ; Xvi + 256 pp. ; Inaugural - Dissertation; 256 pages
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Görgemanns, Herwig
UNTERSUCHUNGEN ZU PLUTARCHS DIALOG DE FACIE IN ORBE LUNAE
Light tanning to endpapers. Minor shelfwear. ; Bibliothek Der Klassischen Altertumswissenschaften 33; 167 pages
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Plutarch; Jean Hani
PLUTARQUE: CONSOLATION À APOLLONIOS Texte Et Traduction Avec Introduction Et Commentaire
Faint tanning to pages. Light crease to edge of rear wrap. ; Etudes Et Commentaires LXXVIII; 205 pages
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Mazon, Paul & Pierre Chantraine & Paul Collart & René Langumier
INTRODUCTION A L'ILIADE
Book has been rebound in red buckram with gilt lettering. Pages are tanned. Minor shelfwear. Small discolored area to top of spine. ; Collection Des Universités De France. Association Guillaume Budé; 303 pages
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Xenophon; B. Büchsenschütz
XENOPHONS GRIECHISCHE GESCHICHTE [XENOPHON: HELLENICA I & II] [2 VOLUMES IN 1] Für Den Schulgebrauch. Erstes Heft: Buch I-IV & Zweites Heft: Buch V-VII
2 volumes rebound into 1 book. Marbled brown and black boards with Green spine. Gilt lettering and banding to spine. Spine cover has chipping and tears to head along with tear along half of joint. Edgewear to corners with a bit of colour loss. Pages tanned Still solid. ; V1: (1876) 204 pp & V2: (1880) 186 pp; 2 Volumes Bound in 1 Book; 186 pages
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Jerram, C. S. (Ed. )
ANGLICE REDDENDA Or Extracts for Unseen Translation for the Use of Middle and Higher Forms. Second Series
Small chip to top of spine. Minor shelfwear. ; 213 pages
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Errington, R. Malcolm
PHILOPOEMEN
Ex-library copy with minimal stamps, call numbers and circulation page. Minor shelfwear. ; Philopoemen's political activity in the Achaean league spanned the period of its transition from being a Macedonian satellite to becoming a Roman client. Deals with Philopoemen's political career through this vital period of change. ; 328 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY XVI
Light bump to lower front corner. Else fine. ; Chr. Reitz, Of Arms and Men : Arming Scenes in the Epic Tradition and in Vergil’s Aeneid, 5-22; A. Koptev, From the Tarquin Kingship to the Republic : Three Versions of the Graeco-Roman Historiography, 23-93; R. Cowan, Valerius Cato, Callimachus and the Very Large Girl (Ticida fr 103 FRP) , 94-100; A. Vergados and Sh. O’ Bryhim, Reconsidering Catullus’ Passer, 101-113; R. J. Starr, Catullus 14 and Catullus 1 : Gift Books, Booksellers, and Poetic Statements, 114-125; M. S. Marsilio, Catullus 36 : Love and Literary Criticism, 126-133; D. A. Phillips, Potestas and Auctoritas : Augustus and Elections 27-17 B. C. , 134-150; D. Engels, Dionysius of Halicarnassus on Roman Religion, Divination, and Prodigies, 151-175; L. Rivero García, Notes on the Text of Virgil’s Aeneid. Apropos the New Teubner Edition, 176-197; L. Fratantuono and C. Susalla, Virgil’s Camilla and the Authenticity of the Helen Episode, 198-210; N. Adkin, Virgil and the Etymology of « Tiger », 211-219; W. Liebeschuetz, Propertius 1, 1 : Introducing the Monobiblos, 220-234; M. F. Williams, Old and New Geography : Propertius on Alexander and the Hypanis, Caspian, and Araxes (Prop. I, 12, 3-4 ; II, 30, 19-20 ; IV, 3, 7-10, 35-40) , 235-258; B. P. Weinlich, Virtus and Élite Identity in Propertius, 259-276; B. Buxton, A New Reading of the Prima Porta Augustus : the Return of the Eagle of Legio V Alaudae, 277-306; P. Murgatroyd, Wit and Humour at Ovid, Metamorphoses 3.316-338, 307-312; G. Mader, Name Game, Blame Game : Rhetoric and Identity Management in Ovid’s Myrrha Episode (Met. X, 298-502) , 313-338; L. Fulkerson, Sad Ovid, Angry Augustus, 339-366; A. -M. Lewis, Reconsidering Ovid’s Relationship to Perilla (Tristia III, 7) , 367-397; R. Edwards, His Father’s Son and His Son’s Father : Augustus and Germanicus in Tiberian Documents, 398-414; B. Levick, Some Renewals of imperium : Timing and Wording, 415-426; M. Gray-Fow, I. N. R. I. , 427-436; D. Woods, Seven Notes on the Reign of Caligula, 437-471; S. Van Overmeire, Nero, the Senate and People of Rome. Reactions to an Emperor’s Image, 472-491; J. K. Newman, Notes on Lucan’s Epic, 492-529; M. B. Charles and E. Anagnostou-Laoutides, Vespasian, Caenis and Suetonius, 530-547; B. Mulligan, Animal Play : Bilingual Onomastics and the Arrangement of Statius, Silvae 2, 548-581; K. Bradley, The Birthplace of Hadrian : Pursuing Ghosts, 582-613; L. Van Abbema, Ammianus Marcellinus 28, 4 : Juvenalian Vice and Writing of History, 614-638; M. Vannesse, Ammianus Marcellinus on Julian’s Persian Expedition(363 A. D. ) : a Note on the Supply Chain, 639-645; A. Dupont, A « Status Quaestionis » on Recent Debates on the Chronology and the Dating Methodology of Augustine’s Sermones ad Populum, 646-659; C. Deroux, Concerning an Alleged Enigmatic “Hapax” : iot(t) icus (Life of Saint Eligius II, 16, MGH, Scr. Rer. Mer. IV, p. 705,13) , 660-667; Collection Latomus Volume 338; Vol. 16; 670 pages
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Nadeau, Yvan
A COMMENTARY ON THE SIXTH SATIRE OF JUVENAL
Light bump to front upper corner. Else fine. ; The commentary offers a close reading of the satire. It traces the connecting thread through the various episodes. This exercise shows that in two places blocks of lines have been displaced in the vulgate tradition, one of them in the proximity of the “Oxford fragment”. Differences between the readings of manuscripts are confronted and, where possible, resolved. A text resulting from these textual discussions is printed. The commentary analyses the intertextual references that are threaded through the text. It separates out the voice of the moralist from that of the humorist, and identifies the author’s voice as mockingly anti-Caesarean. ; Collection Latomus Volume 329; 473 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY XV
A. Koptev, Timaeus of Tauromenium and Early Roman Chronology; R. Moore, Roman Women in the Castra : Who’s in Charge Here; M. H. Williams, The Disciplining of the Jews of Ancient Rome: Pure Gesture Politics?; R. K. Ehrman, Hope from the Sea in Plautus’ Rudens; D. P. Kubiak, An Erotic Epigram of Cicero? ; M. B. Charles, Caesar and the Maritime Troop Transport in the Civil War (49-45 B. C. ) ; D. Engels, Prodigies and Religious Propaganda: Seleucus and Augustus; H. Snijder, The Cosmology of Octavian’s Divine Birth in Vergil’s Fourth Eclogue; L. Fratantuono, Seraque terrifici: Archery, Fire, and the Enigmatic Portent of Aeneid V; Y. Nadeau, Naulochus and Actium, the Fleets of Paris and Aeceas, and the Tree-felling of C Iulius Caesar Erysichton; D. Lowe, Burnt Offerings and Harpies at Nasidienus’ Dinner-Party (Horace, Satires 2, 8) ; R. T. Scott, There’s Nothing Wrong with Horace, Odes 4; B. J. Kavanagh, The Marriages, Motives and Legacy of Vistilia; G. Mader, regno pectus attonitum furit: Power, Rhetoric and Self-division in Seneca’s Phoenissae; S. M. Kershner, Statius as Horatian Priest of the Muses in Siluae 2, 7; C. Deroux, More on the Subject of Cordus in Juvenal’s Third Satire; L. Foubert, Literary Constructions of Female Identities: the Parallel Lives of Julio-Claudian Women in Tacitus’ Annals; C. A. Perkins, Looking in the Mirror: Caecina and His Army in the Histories of Tacitus; K. R. Bradley, The Exemplary Pliny, 384-422J. Bennett, Auxiliary Deployment during Trajan’s Parthian War: Some Neglected Evidence from Asia Minor; B. Baldwin, ‘Contemporary’ Allusions in the Historia Augusta; A. Quiroga, Quid est gloria, si tacetus? Silence in Ambrose’s De Officiis; N. Adkin, Further Supplements to Marangoni’s Supplementum Etymologicum : Servius and Sevius Auctus on Virgil; R. E. Colton, Echoes of Juvenal in Claudian’s In Eutropium; R. J. Cormier, After Virgil’s Aeneid : a Medieval Variation on the Monster Dog Cerberus. ; Collection Latomus Volume 323; Vol. 15; 528 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY XIV
Very light bump to bottom of spine. Else fine. ; A. KOPTEV, Reconsidering the Roman King-List - p. 5 J. H. RICHARDSON, Rome's Treaties with Carthage: Jigsaw or Variant Traditions ? - p. 84 L. L. HOLLAND, Diana Feminarum Tutela ? The Case of Noutrix Paperia - p. 95 C. SAYLOR, Inclusion and Exclusion of Characters in the New Comic Society in Plautus and Terence - p. 115 J. CLARKE, Mourning and Memory in Catullus 65 - p. 131 M. DE WIlDE, Catullus' Coma Berenices. An Investigation of a True Interpreter's Poetic Licence and its Reception by Apuleius - p. 144 M. B. CHARLES and P. RHODAN, Reconsidering Thapsus: Caesar and the Elephants of Scipio and Juba - p. 177 A. PEER, Cicero's Last Caesarian Speech. The Pro Rege Deiotaro as a Final Warning before the Ides of March - p. 189 B. KELLY, Dellius, the Parthian Campaign, and the Image of Mark Antony - p. 209 L. BABLITZ, The Platform in Roman Art, 30 BC - AD 180: Forms and Functions - p. 235 J. BENNEIT, The Auxilia of Lycia and Pamphylia : Identity, Deployment and Function - p. 283 D. WOODS, Concealing Caligula's Epilepsy - p. 306 Y. MAES, Neronian Literature and the Grotesque - p. 313 Chr. VESTER, (Mis) Remembering Magnus in Lucan's de Bello Ciuili - p. 324 A. AUGOUSTAKIS, An Insornniac's Lament: the End of Poetic Power in Statius' Siluae 5,4 - p. 339 F. JONES, Juvenal and the Hexameter - p. 348 B. S. HOOK, Umbricius caligatus : Wordplay in Juvenal 3,322 - p. 365 M. T. BOATWRIGHT, Tacitus and the Final Rites of Agrippina: Annals 14,9 - p. 375 B. -Z. ROSENFELD and J. MENIRAV, The Use of Advertising in Jewish Society in Roman Palestine - p. 394 G. D. DUNN, Anicius Hermogenianus Olybrius - p. 429 M. THOMSON, Logodaedalia : Ausonius and the Historia Augusta - p. 445 J. MOORHEAD, Hearers and Readers of Christian Latin Texts in Late Antiquity - p. 476 S. GREBE, Mercury's Search for a Bride: Arithmological Observations to Martianus Capella's De nuptiis Philologiae et Mercurii - p. 500 D. PRAET, Horus and Osiris as Hermeneutical Keys to the King's Riddle in the Historia Apollonii Regis Tyri - p. 505 C. DEROUX, The Franks and Bacon, according to Doctor Anthimus (De obs. Cib. 14) - p. 518 ; Collection Latomus Volume 315; Vol. 14; 529 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY IX
Bump to base of spine. Light creasing to bottom corners of rear wraps and last few pages. . Scratch to front wrap. ; WYLIE G. The Ides of March and the Immovable Icon; SAYLOR C. Amphitryon: the Playon Virtus; MARTIN D. J. Did Pompey engage in imitatio Alexandri ? RYAN F. The Quaestorship of Q. Cicero and the cursus of C. Vergilius; NICHOLSON J. The Survival of Cicero's Letters; PRICE J. J. The Failure of Cicero's First Catilinarian; BYRNE S. Flattery and Inspiration: Cicero's Epic for Caesar; BICKNELL P. & NIELSEN D. Five Cohorts against the World; SCANLON T. F. Reflexivity and Irony in the Proem of Sallust's Historiae; SIMPSON C. J. The Curia Julia and the Ara Victoriae : A 'Politico-Religious' Imperative in August 29 B. C. ; AKBAR KHAN H. Anchises, Achaemenides and Polyphemus : Character, Culture and Politics in Aeneid 3, 588f. ; COFFTA D. J. Programmatic Synthesis in Horace, Odes III, 13; WEBER R. J. The Composition of Livy XLV, 25-34: Illyricum and the End of the Third Macedonian War; SALZMANN M. R. Deification in the Fasti and the Metamorphoses; HERBERT-BROWN G. Decoding Tacitus (Ann. I,53) : the Role of Julia in Tiberius' Retirement to Rhodes; LEWIS A. -M. What Dreadful Purpose Do You Have ? : A New Explanation for the Astrological Prophecy of Nigidius Figulus in Lucan's Pharsalia I, 658-63; HIGGINS J. M. The Dog in the Nighttime : Rome's Invasion of Ireland; MORGAN M. G. Indulgentia in Tacitus; WARDLE D. Suetonius and His Own Day; HUNINK V. Two Erotic Poems in Apuleius' Apology; WOODS D. Valens, Valentinian l, and the Iouiani Cornuti; ALONSO-NÚÑEZ J. -M. Augustine's Chronology and the Theory of World Empires in The City of God ; Collection Latomus Volume 244; Vol. 9; 502 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY IX
Very minor shelfwear. Pages unopened. Else fine. ; WYLIE G. The Ides of March and the Immovable Icon; SAYLOR C. Amphitryon: the Playon Virtus; MARTIN D. J. Did Pompey engage in imitatio Alexandri ? RYAN F. The Quaestorship of Q. Cicero and the cursus of C. Vergilius; NICHOLSON J. The Survival of Cicero's Letters; PRICE J. J. The Failure of Cicero's First Catilinarian; BYRNE S. Flattery and Inspiration: Cicero's Epic for Caesar; BICKNELL P. & NIELSEN D. Five Cohorts against the World; SCANLON T. F. Reflexivity and Irony in the Proem of Sallust's Historiae; SIMPSON C. J. The Curia Julia and the Ara Victoriae : A 'Politico-Religious' Imperative in August 29 B. C. ; AKBAR KHAN H. Anchises, Achaemenides and Polyphemus : Character, Culture and Politics in Aeneid 3, 588f. ; COFFTA D. J. Programmatic Synthesis in Horace, Odes III, 13; WEBER R. J. The Composition of Livy XLV, 25-34: Illyricum and the End of the Third Macedonian War; SALZMANN M. R. Deification in the Fasti and the Metamorphoses; HERBERT-BROWN G. Decoding Tacitus (Ann. I,53) : the Role of Julia in Tiberius' Retirement to Rhodes; LEWIS A. -M. What Dreadful Purpose Do You Have ? : A New Explanation for the Astrological Prophecy of Nigidius Figulus in Lucan's Pharsalia I, 658-63; HIGGINS J. M. The Dog in the Nighttime : Rome's Invasion of Ireland; MORGAN M. G. Indulgentia in Tacitus; WARDLE D. Suetonius and His Own Day; HUNINK V. Two Erotic Poems in Apuleius' Apology; WOODS D. Valens, Valentinian l, and the Iouiani Cornuti; ALONSO-NÚÑEZ J. -M. Augustine's Chronology and the Theory of World Empires in The City of God ; Collection Latomus Volume 244; Vol. 9; 502 pages
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Nadeau, Yvan
SAFE AND SUBSIDIZED. VERGIL AND HORACE SING AUGUSTUS
The literature of the Augustan age as political propaganda. ; Collection Latomus Volume 285; 327 pages
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Develin, R.
THE PRACTICE OF POLITICS AT ROME 366-167 B.C.
Pages unopened. Very light shelfwear else fine. ; A study of Roman politics during 200 years of the Republic. ; Collection Latomus Volume 188; 354 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY VI
Pages unopened. Light creasing to edges of wrap. Else fine. ; Lind L. R. The Idea of the Republic and the Foundations of Roman Morality. Second Part; Johnstone S. On the Uses of Arson in Classical Rome; Briscoe J. Political Groupings in the Middle Republic: A Restatement; Murgatroyd P. Setting in Six Versions of the Hylas Myth; Lewis A. -M. The Popularity of the Phaenomena of Aratus: A Reevaluation; Warrior V. M. Intercalation and the Action of M'. Acilius Glabrio (cos. 191 B. C. ) ; Wylie Gr. The Genius and the Sergeant: Sertorius versus Pompey; Vinson M. Party Politics and the Language of Love in the Lesbia Poems of Catullus; Edwards M. J. Apples, Blood and Flowers: Sapphic Bridal Imagery in Catullus; Simpson C. J. Catullus 100, Ovid, and the Patois of the Race Track; Hughes J. J. A "Paraklausithyron" in Cicero's Second Philippic; Suder W. Old Age and Eros in the Early Roman Empire. Some Opinions; Owens W. M. Double Jealousy: An Interpretation of Horace Odes 1.13; Ancona R. Horace Odes 1.25: Temporality, Gender, and Desire; Farron S. Pius Aeneas in Aeneid 4.393-6; Brenk Fr. E. The Gates of Dreams and an Image of Life: Consolation and Allegory at the End of Vergil's Aeneid VI; Gaskin R. Turnus, Mezentius and the Complexity of Virgil's Aeneid; Deroux C. From Horace's Epistle I, 13 to Maecenas's Epigram to Horace; Keith A. M. Amores 1.1: Propertius and the Ovidian Programme; Fletcher G. B. A. Passages in Ovid's Metamorphoses; Houston G. W. Two Conjectures Concerning Nero's Doctor, Andromachos the Elder; George D. B. The Meaning of the Pharsalia Revisited; Hunink V. Lucan's Last Words; Jones B. W. The Reckless Titus; Plass P. C. Variatio in Tacitus: Form and Thought; Frangoulidis S. A. Charite's Literary Models: Vergil's Dido and Homer's Odysseus; Salzman M. R. How the West was Won: The Christianization of the Roman Aristocracy in the West in the Years after Constantine; Adams J. N. Some Latin Veterinary Terms Relating to Diseases of the Back (pulmo, pulmunculus, pantex, cancer frigidum, pispisa, pilupia, clauus) ; Moorhead J. Cassiodorus and the Order of the Liberal Arts ; Collection Latomus Volume 217; Vol. 6; 516 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
STUDIES IN LATIN LITERATURE AND ROMAN HISTORY VI
Pages unopened. Light bump to upper rear corner of book. Else fine. ; Lind L. R. The Idea of the Republic and the Foundations of Roman Morality. Second Part; Johnstone S. On the Uses of Arson in Classical Rome; Briscoe J. Political Groupings in the Middle Republic: A Restatement; Murgatroyd P. Setting in Six Versions of the Hylas Myth; Lewis A. -M. The Popularity of the Phaenomena of Aratus: A Reevaluation; Warrior V. M. Intercalation and the Action of M'. Acilius Glabrio (cos. 191 B. C. ) ; Wylie Gr. The Genius and the Sergeant: Sertorius versus Pompey; Vinson M. Party Politics and the Language of Love in the Lesbia Poems of Catullus; Edwards M. J. Apples, Blood and Flowers: Sapphic Bridal Imagery in Catullus; Simpson C. J. Catullus 100, Ovid, and the Patois of the Race Track; Hughes J. J. A "Paraklausithyron" in Cicero's Second Philippic; Suder W. Old Age and Eros in the Early Roman Empire. Some Opinions; Owens W. M. Double Jealousy: An Interpretation of Horace Odes 1.13; Ancona R. Horace Odes 1.25: Temporality, Gender, and Desire; Farron S. Pius Aeneas in Aeneid 4.393-6; Brenk Fr. E. The Gates of Dreams and an Image of Life: Consolation and Allegory at the End of Vergil's Aeneid VI; Gaskin R. Turnus, Mezentius and the Complexity of Virgil's Aeneid; Deroux C. From Horace's Epistle I, 13 to Maecenas's Epigram to Horace; Keith A. M. Amores 1.1: Propertius and the Ovidian Programme; Fletcher G. B. A. Passages in Ovid's Metamorphoses; Houston G. W. Two Conjectures Concerning Nero's Doctor, Andromachos the Elder; George D. B. The Meaning of the Pharsalia Revisited; Hunink V. Lucan's Last Words; Jones B. W. The Reckless Titus; Plass P. C. Variatio in Tacitus: Form and Thought; Frangoulidis S. A. Charite's Literary Models: Vergil's Dido and Homer's Odysseus; Salzman M. R. How the West was Won: The Christianization of the Roman Aristocracy in the West in the Years after Constantine; Adams J. N. Some Latin Veterinary Terms Relating to Diseases of the Back (pulmo, pulmunculus, pantex, cancer frigidum, pispisa, pilupia, clauus) ; Moorhead J. Cassiodorus and the Order of the Liberal Arts ; Collection Latomus Volume 217; Vol. 6; 516 pages
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Bodnar, Edward W.
CYRIACUS OF ANCONA AND ATHENS
Pages uncut. Very light shelfwear. Else fine. ; Cyriac, or Ciriaco de' Pizzecolli (1391-1452) , was a merchant and diplomat from Ancona, a self-taught humanist and antiquarian. For many of the antiquities he described, and for most of the thousand Greek and Latin inscriptions he copied on voyages in Italy, Greece, the Mediterranean islands, and Asia Minor, his is the only surviving record. Bodnar gives this account of his name (page xx, n.1) : "Called Cyriacus in Latin, German, and sometimes in English; Cyriaque in French; and Ciriaco de' Pizzecolli in Italian. He usually signed himself as Kyriacus Anconitanus de Picenicollibus (abbreviated to K. A. P. ) or, occasionally in his later years, as Kuriakos ho ex Ankônos. "; Collection Latomus Volume 43; 255 pages
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Amit, M.
GREAT AND SMALL POLEIS A Study in the Relations between the Great Powers and the Small Cities in Ancient Greece
Pages unopened. Very light shelfwear else fine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 134; 194 pages
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Fletcher, G. B. A.
ANNOTATIONS ON TACITUS
Pages unopened. Very light shelfwear. Else fine. ; Appears to be a commentary to Tacitus' works (Annals, Histories, Agricola). ; Collection Latomus Volume 71; 106 pages
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Moscati Castelnuovo, Luisa
SIRIS Tradizione Storiografica E Momenti Della Storia Di Una Città Della Magna Grecia
Pages unopened. Minor shelfwear. ; Collection Latomus Volume 207; 175 pages
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Schettino, Maria Teresa
TRADIZIONE ANNALISTICA E TRADIZIONE ELLENISTICA SU PIRRO IN DIONIGI (A. R. XIX-XX)
Pages unopened. Very light shelfwear else fine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 215; 120 pages
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Devillers, Olivier
L'ART DE LA PERSUASION DANS LES ANNALES DE TACITE
Pages unopened. Very light shelfwear. 1 corner creased. Else fine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 223; 390 pages
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Bernard, Jacques-Emmanuel
LE PORTRAIT CHEZ TITE-LIVE Essai Sur Une Écriture De L'Histoire Romaine
Very light shelfwear. Else fine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 253; 482 pages
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Foucher, Antoine
HISTORIA PROXIMA POETIS L'Influence De La Poésie Épique Sur Le Style Des Historiens Latins De Salluste à Ammien Marcellin
Very light shelfwear. Tiny chip to base of spine. Else fine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 255; 487 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
MALADIE ET MALADIES DANS LES TEXTES LATINS ANTIQUES ET MÉDIÉVAUX Actes Du Ve Colloque International "Textes Médicaux Latins" (Bruxelles, 4-6 Septembre 1995)
Pages unopened. Some minor creasing to front wrap and first few pages. Small chip to head of spine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 242; 458 pages
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Deroux, Carl (Ed. )
MALADIE ET MALADIES DANS LES TEXTES LATINS ANTIQUES ET MÉDIÉVAUX Actes Du Ve Colloque International "Textes Médicaux Latins" (Bruxelles, 4-6 Septembre 1995)
Pages unopened. Very minor shelfwear. Else fine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 242; 458 pages
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Colin, Jean
LES VILLES LIBRES DE L'ORIENT GRÉCO-ROMAIN ET L'ENVOI AU SUPPLICE PAR ACCLAMATIONS POPULAIRES
Pages unopened. Very minor shelfwear. Else fine. ; Collection Latomus Volume 82; 176 pages
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Warden, John
ORPHEUS The Metamorphoses of a Myth
Very Minor Shelfwear. Else fine. ; 272 pages; The Myth of Orpheus, shaman and teacher, musician and lover, is the subject of this study. Contents: Orpheus of Virgil and Ovid: flebile nescio quid. W. S. Anderson; Songs of Orpheus and the New song of Christ (Eleanor Irwin) ; Sparagmos: Orpheus among the Chrisitians (Patricia Vicari) ; Orpheus and Ficino (Warden) ; Myth of Orpheus in Italian Renaissance Art, 1400-1600 (Scavizzi) ; Orfeo and Euridice, the first two operas (Timothy J. McGee) ; Orpheus and the Devil in Calderon's El Divino Orfeo c. 1634 (Pedro Leon) ; Triumph of Art, of Death: Orpheus in Spenser and Milton (Vicari).
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Hornsby, Roger A.
READING LATIN POETRY
Small sticker stain to front board. Small checkmarks in pen to a few pages. Light Writing in pen to 1 page. Pencil notes to about 5 pages. ; Contains more than one hundred poems by such poets as Vergil, ovid, Horace, Seneca, martial, Catullus, and Sappho. Notes to facilitate reading accompany the poems and individual chapters consider meter, language, and imagery as well as organization of a Latin poem. Text has latin text and extensive English commentary. ; 272 pages
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Euripides; Mortimer Lamson Earle (Ed. )
EURIPIDES' ALCESTIS
Spine slightly browned. Light chipping to spine ends. Some staining to boards. Pages tanned. Owner's name and old price in ink to ffep. Greek text has heavy notes in ink and pencil. Remainder of text is clean Else good. ; English Introduction and Commentary with Greek Text. ; 202 pages
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Propertius; J. P. Postgate (Ed. )
SELECT ELEGIES OF PROPERTIUS Edited with Introduction, Notes, and Appendices.
Book has minor shelfwear and rubbing. Spine a little sunned. Very light notes to Latin Text in blue pen. Former owner's name to ffep. ; Latin text with English commentary and introduction. ; 272 pages
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Horace; Augustus S. Wilkins (Ed. )
THE EPISTLES OF HORACE (Q. HORATI FLACCI EPISTULAE) Edited with Notes
Minor edgewear to spine ends and corners. Light pencil underlining to a few pages. Slight spine slant. Scholar's name to ffep (H. J. Mason). ; Latin Text with Extensive Commentary in English. ; 442 pages
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Crotty, Kevin
SONG AND ACTION The Victory Odes of Pindar
Light pencil underlining and marginalia to a few pages else book is fine. Edgewear along top edge of DJ. Tiny chip to base of DJ spine. ; 189 pages
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Leinieks, Valdis
THE PLAYS OF SOPHOKLES
Very light edgewear to base of spine. Very light corner crease to upper rear corner of wraps. ; 215 pages
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M. Tullius Cicero; C. F. W. Mueller [Müller] (Ed. )
M. TULLII CICERONIS [CICERO]: DE LEGIBUS LIBRI TRES Recognovit C. F. W. Mueller. Editio Stereotypa.
Paper wraps are detached but present. Chipping and tears to wraps. Scholar's small bookplate and initials to titlepage (H. J. Mason). Pages tanned. ; Text in Latin; Pp 380-450. ; Bibliotheca Scriptorum Graecorum Et Romanorum Teubneriana TEUBNER; Vol. 35; 70 pages
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