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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 1133 — Chapter II · QUINTILIAN: DECLAMATIONS AND ORATORS

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Ed. pr., Campanus, Rome, 1470; Badius, Par., 1516; Gronov, Leyd., 1665; Burman (with declamns.), Leyd., 1720; Caperonnier, Par., 1725; Gesner, Gött., 1738 (Eng. ed., Oxf., 1806); Spalding, rec. et annot., 4 vols., Lpz., 1798-1816; vol. 5, indices, Zumpt, 1829; vol. 6, lexicon, Bonnell, 1834; Bonnell (Teubn.), Lpz., 1854 sqq.; Halm, Lpz., 1868 sqq.; Meister, krit. Anm., Prag, 1886-1887; Radermacher, I.-VI., Lpz., 1907.

Sep. bks.: I., Fierville, Par., 1890; Colson, Camb., 1924; X., J. E. B. Mayor, Camb., 1872; Hild, Par., 1885; Bonnell, Berl., ed. 6, 1912; Peterson, Oxf., 1891 (Introd. treats Q.’s life, lit. criticism, style, MSS.); Dosson, Par., 1904.

Trans.: Guthrie, Lond., 1805; Watson (Bohn), Lond., 1856; Butler (Loeb), Lond., 1920 sqq.

Saintsbury, Hist. of Criticism, I., 1900, pp. 289-321, gives a readable conspectus of the Institutio; cf. extracts in his Loci Critici, 1903. For comprehensive reports of modern studies on Q., Bursian’s Jahresberichte üb. d. Fortschritte d. class. Altertumswissenschaft, 1887, 1901 and 1922.

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