INDEX OF GREEK AUTHORS QUOTED
Reading edition
Aelian, Hist. Anim. 12. 34 329
Apollonius Rhodius, 4. 478 315
Aristophanes,
Knights, 41 133
Lysistrata, 537 133
“ 691 133
Aristotle, Oecon., p. 1349 b 155
Dio Cassius,
37. 35 102, 255
47. 18 174
55. 77 296
58. 7 157
Diodorus Siculus, p. 337 (15. 14) 155
Dionysius of Halicarnassus,
1. 21 223
31 258
32 310
33 206, 246
34 269
38 112, 116
40 138, 193
79, 80 310
88 79, 80, 83
2. 19 70
23 305, 313
31 229
40 306
48 323
50 303
70 39
71 38
73 114
75 237
3. 22 238
32 271
45 114
69 56, 326
4. 14 280, 282
15 56
26 199
40 156
49 95
58 135, 141
5. 13 278
16 262
6. 1 269, 274
13 133, 296
89 75
7. 1 76
9. 60 135, 141
10. 42 75
12. 9 186
13. 7 130
Eustathius,
ad Hom. Od. 22. 335 138
Lucian, Dea Syria 49 92
Lydus, Laurentius,
“ 3. 3 294
” 3. 29 46, 50
“ 4. 2 41, 284, 289
” 4. 24 306
“ 4. 36 46, 50
” 4. 42 60, 62
“ 4. 45 67
” 4. 49 71
Fragm. p. 118, ed. Bekker 265
Nicolaus Damascenus,
Vita Caesaris 21 320
Plutarch,
Romulus 4 276
373“ 11 211
“ 21 101, 291, 310, 314
” 27 175 foll.
“ 29 175 foll.
Camillus 33 175 foll.
Poplicola 14 217
Coriolanus 3 296
C. Gracchus 17 187
Marius 26 165, 297
Cicero 19 & 20 102, 255
Caesar 61 310
Quaestiones Graecae 12 49
” Conviviales, 6. 8 49
“ ” 7. 1 240
“ Romanae 3 200
” “ 4 199, 201
” “ 16 155
” “ 18 195
” “ 20 103
” “ 22 289
” “ 28 138, 327
” “ 30 141
” “ 34 270, 276
” “ 40 207
” “ 42 270
” “ 45 86, 87
” “ 46 324
” “ 51 100
” “ 55 158
” “ 56 290
” “ 60 194
” “ 68 101
” “ 69 266 foll.
” “ 74 69
” “ 86 115, 119
” “ 87 303
” “ 90 194
” “ 94 278
” “ 97 242
” “ 111 311
Parallela 41 227
de Fortuna Romanorum 5. 10 145
de Iside et Osiride 31 91
Polybius, 12. 4b 241
“ 21. 10 44, 250
Procopius,
de Bell. Goth. 1. 25 283
“ 3. 13 117
Strabo,
p. 180 (Bk. 4. 5) 200
p. 226 (Bk. 5. 9) 84, 155
p. 613 (Bk. 13. 64) 89
p. 639 foll. (Bk. 14. 20) 40
p. 660 (Bk. 10. 8) 117
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