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The consolation of philosophyThe Apostolic FathersAetia ; Iambi ; Lyric poems ; Hecale, minor epic and elegiac poems, and other fragments . Hero and LeanderHesiod ; The Homeric hymns ; and, HomericaFragments of old comedyHistory of the Peloponnesian WarDe medicina : in three volumesThe communings with himself of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, emperor of Rome : together with his speeches and sayingsEpitome of Roman history . Cornelius NeposAnabasis AlexandriThe critical essays : in two volumesEuthyphro ; Apology ; Crito ; PhaedoPanathenaic oration ; and, In defence of oratoryThe institutio oratoria of QuintilianCatullus, Tibullus and Pervigilium VenerisOn sophistical refutations ; On coming-to-be and passing-away . On the cosmosParts of animals . Movement of animals ; Progression of animalsEclogues ; Georgics ; Aeneid I-VITristia ; Ex PontoThe lettersThe exhortation to the Greeks ; The rich man's salvation ; To the newly baptizedThe categories ; On interpretation . Prior analyticsRoman historyDiogenes Laertius Lives of eminent philosophersVarro, On the Latin languageThe DeipnosophistsApology ; De spectaculis . Minucius FelixThe speeches : Pro Archia poeta, Post reditum in senatu, Post reditum ad quirites, De domo sua, De haruspicum responsis, Pro PlancioControversiae, books 1-6Lives of eminent philosophersProblemsQuestions and answers on GenesisThe Attic nights of Aulus GelliusThe physicsHercules furens ; Troades ; Medea ; Hippolytus ; OedipusFragmentsCiceroThe Odes and EpodesCaesar Alexandrian, African and Spanish warsOn architecture in two volumesDe rerum naturaThe communings with himself of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, Emperor of Rome : together with his speeches and sayingsDemetrius and Antony ; Pyrrhus and Caius MariusThe speeches : Pro T. Annio Milone ; In L. Calpurnium Pisonem ; Pro M. Aemilio Scauro ; Pro M. Fonteio ; Pro C. Rabirio Postumo ; Pro M. Marcello ; Pro Q. 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Oeconomica ; and, Magna moraliaDemetrius and Antony ; Pyrrhus and Caius MariusThe IliadThe politicsDe natura deorum ; AcademicaEcclesiastical history of the English nation, books I-IIIFrom Aristarchus to PappusThe lesser declamationsThe Athenian constitution ; The Eudemian ethics ; On virtues and vicesThe correspondence of Marcus Cornelius Fronto with Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, Lucius Verus, Antoninus Pius, and various friends : in two volumesThe characters of Theophrastus . Herodes, Cercidas and the Greek choliambic poets (except Callimachus and Babrius)LivyPorphyry on Plotinus . Ennead. IPhormio ; The mother-in-law ; The brothersLucian : in seven volumesAppian's roman historyAnabasis Alexandri, books V-VII ; Indica, book VIIICratylus ; Parmenides ; Greater Hippias ; Lesser HippiasTheseus and Romulus ; Lycurgus and Numa ; Solon and PublicolaAnnals, books IV-VI, XI-XIILyra graeca : being the remains of all the Greek lyric poets from Eumelus to Timotheus excepting PindarMetamorphosesDio ChrysostomHomer, the IliadDe officiisOn agriculture = Res rustica : in three volumesPrivate orations, XLI-XLIXDiodorus of SicilyEuthyphro ; Apology ; Crito ; Phaedo ; PhaedrusLiterary papyri, poetry texts, translations and notesThe histories, books I-IIIThemistocles and Camillus ; Aristides and Cato Major ; Cimon and LucullusJuvenal and PersiusMenander : the principal fragmentsLives of eminent philosophersThe Roman antiquitiesPoliticsBirds ; Lysistrata ; Women at the thesmophoriaSilvae ; Thebaid I-IVSuetoniusSatires, epistles and Ars poeticaAntiphon ; AndocidesLives of eminent philosophersThe peace ; The birds ; The frogsDe finibus bonorum et malorumCasina ; The casket comedy ; Curculio ; Epidicus ; The two menaechmusesOn agriculture . On agricultureDe rerum naturaLyra Graeca : being the remains of all the Greek lyric poets from Eumelus to Timotheus excepting PindarAgamemnon ; Thyestes ; Hercules Oetaeus ; Phoenissae ; OctaviaDialogus ; Agricola ; GermaniaPunica : in two volumesFrom Thales to EuclidThe metaphysics : books X-XIV . Oeconomica ; and, Magna moraliaThe ecclesiastical historyLysiasOn architectureSilius Italicus, PunicaProblemsThe principal fragmentsPetronius . ApocolocyntosisThe scriptores historiae Augustae : in three volumesEnnius and CaeciliusDio's Roman historyThe stratagems and The aqueducts of RomeThe odes and epodesThe Jewish warProblems II : books XXII-XXXVIII ; Rhetorica ad AlexandrumThe Odyssey : in two volumesPrivate affairsClaudianOn agriculture . On agricultureSatires, Epistles and Ars PoeticaMartial, EpigramsSuetonius : in two volumesThe letters of Alciphron, Aelian and PhilostratusApollodorus, the libraryAmmianus MarcellinusThe Odes and EpodesPro sestio ; In vatiniumThe speeches : Pro T. Annio Milone ; In L. Calpurnium Pisonem ; Pro M. Aemilio Scauro ; Pro M. Fonteio ; Pro C. Rabirio Postumo ; Pro M. Marcello ; Pro Q. Ligario ; Pro Rege DeiotaroAmmianus MarcellinusThe lives of the sophistsThe verrine orationsPrivate orations, XXVII-XLTheogony ; Works and days ; TestimoniaThe poetics . On the sublime . On styleJuvenal and PersiusEpigrams : in two volumesScripta minoraPoliticsSallustThe ecclesiastical historyThe physicsNon-literary papyri, private affairsAratus ; Artaxerxes ; Galba ; OthoLyra graeca : being the remains of all the Greek lyric poets from Eumelus to Timotheus excepting PindarAppian's roman historyManetho . TetrabiblosOfficial documentsLysis ; Symposium ; GorgiasThe art of love, and other poemsLucilius ; The twelve tablesHeroides and AmoresDialogus ; Agricola ; GermaniaAugustine ConfessionsHymns and epigrams . Lycophron . AratusChildren of Heracles ; Hippolytus ; Andromache ; HecubaCyclops ; Alcestis ; MedeaThe letters : in four volumesTusculan disputationsOn the natural facultiesThe speeches : Pro Caelio, De provinciis consularibus, Pro BalboLyra Graeca : being the remains of all the Greek lyric poets from Eumelus to Timotheus excepting PindarThe civil warPoetics . On the sublime . On styleThe historiesThe Nicomachean ethicsThe discourses as reported by ArrianTerence : in two volumesProblems : books 20-38 ; Rhetoric to AlexanderQuintus CurtiusPetronius . ApocolocyntosisProblems I : books I-XXISelect letters of St. JeromeSelect lettersThe speeches : Pro Caelio, De provinciis consularibus, Pro BalboPrivate orations, L-LVIII, in Neaeram LIXAgamemnon ; Libation-bearers ; Eumenides ; FragmentsAjax ; Electra ; Oedipus tyrannusAjax ; Electra ; Trachiniae ; PhiloctetesJewish antiquitiesIsocratesTristia : Ex PontoAgis and Cleomenes ; Tiberius and Caius Gracchus ; Philopoemen and FlamininusThe lysistrata ; The thesmophoriazusae ; The ecclesiazusae ; The plutusPrivate orations, XXVII-XLAnabasisPericles and Fabius Maximus ; Nicias and CrassusLettersHerodotus : in four volumesArchaic inscriptionsAgamemnon ; Libation-bearers ; Eumenides ; FragmentsThe speeches : Pro Sestio ; and In VatiniumOedipus the King ; Oedipus at Colonus ; AntigoneThe Greek anthologyLetters to Atticus : in three volumesAeneid VII-XII ; Appendix VergilianaSt. Augustine's ConfessionsThe civil warsTerenceSilvaeDaphnis & Chloe . The love romances of Parthenius and other fragmentsDe inventione ; De optimo genere oratorum ; TopicaOlynthiacs ; Philippics ; Minor public speeches ; Speech against LeptinesPhilippicsThe metaphysics : books I-IXCasina ; The casket comedy ; Curculio ; Epidicus ; The two menaechmusesMetamorphosesProblems II : books XXII-XXXVIII . Rhetorica ad AlexandrumAristotle, The poetics ; "Longinus", On the sublime ; Demetrius, On styleThe discourses books III-IV ; Fragments ; EncheiridionPhilippicsThe Homeric hymns and HomericaTheaetetus ; SophistGeographyThe speeches : Pro lege Manilia, Pro Caecina, Pro Cluentio, Pro Rabirio perduellionisClaudianSelect letters of St. JeromeSilvaeThe lady of Andros ; The self-tormentor ; The eunuchImagines . DescriptionsMetaphysics, X-XIV ; Oeconomica ; Magna moraliaSt. Augustine's ConfessionsBrutus . OratorThe Attic nights of Aulus GelliusThe deipnosophistsSelected orationsAlexandrian, African and Spanish warsCallimachus : hymns and epigrams : Lycophron . AratusEclogues ; Georgics ; Aeneid I-VIThe letters to his friendsDe natura deorum ; AcademicaSelections illustrating the history of Greek mathematicsIon ; Hippolytus ; Medea ; AlcestisThe correspondence of Marcus Cornelius Fronto with Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, Lucius Verus, Antoninus Pius, and various friendsSelected orationsThe Attic nights of Aulus GelliusAnabasis AlexandriThe Julianic orationsApollonius Rhodius, the argonauticaVitruvius on architecture in two volumesGreek epic fragments : from the seventh to the fifth centuries BCAntiphon ; AndocidesPrivate orations, L-LVIII ; in Neaeram, LIXAjax ; Electra ; Oedipus tyrannusIsocratesAnabasisMetamorphosesThe Greek bucolic poetsPro Publio Quinctio ; Pro Sexto Roscio Amerino ; Pro Quinto Roscio Comoedo ; De lege agraria I., II., III.The life of Apollonius of Tyana ; The Epistles of Apollonius and The Treatise of EusebiusAstronomicaLiterary papyri, poetryThe civil war (Pharsalia)Theophrastus : enquiry into plants and minor works on odours and weather signsQuestions and answers on ExodusThe metaphysics : books I-IXPro T. Annio Milone ; In L. Calpurnium Pisonem ; Pro M. Aemilio Scauro ; Pro M. Fonteio ; Pro C. Rabirio Postumo ; Pro M. Marcello ; Pro Q. Ligario ; Pro Rege DeiotaroHistory of animalsAmphitryon ; The comedy of asses ; The pot of gold ; The two Bacchises ; The captivesDe corona ; and, De falsa legationeDe officiisTristia ; Ex PontoLetters and PanegyricusSophistsSelect lettersScripta minoraCharmides ; Alcibiades I and II ; Hipparchus ; The lovers ; Theages ; Minos ; EpinomisHellenistic collection : Philitas, Alexander of Aetolia, Hermesianax, Euphorion, PartheniusThe art of love, and other poemsThe library of historyAgainst the logiciansThe geography of StraboAnabasis : books IV-VII . Symposium ; and, ApologyPetronius . ApocolocyntosisThe peaces ; The birds ; The frogsThe poetics : "Longinus" on the sublime ; Demetrius on styleElectra ; Orestes ; Iphigeneia in Taurica ; Andromache ; CyclopsGreek elegiac poetry : from the seventh to the fifth centuries BCAlexandrian, African and Spanish warsThe Athenian constitution ; The Eudemian ethics ; On virtues and vicesDe senectute ; De amicitia ; De divinationeDionysiacaHeroicus ; Gymnasticus ; Discourses 1 and 2LettersThebaid V-XII ; AchilleidDe re publica ; De legibusOlympian odes ; Pythian odesThe odes of Pindar : including the principal fragmentsThe Greek bucolic poetsMethod of medicineOdes and epodesHeroides ; and, AmoresAutobiography and selected lettersElectra ; Orestes ; Iphigeneia in Taurica ; Andromache ; CyclopsAmmianus Marcellinus : in three volumesPetronius . 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Herennium, de ratione dicendi, Rhetorica ad HerenniumAmmianus Marcellinus : in three volumesThe speeches : Pro Archia poeta, Post reditum in senatu, Post reditum ad quirites, De domo sua, De haruspicum responsis, Pro plancioAmphitryon ; The comedy of asses ; The pot of gold ; The two Bacchises ; The captivesAnabasis of Alexander, books I-IVSatires, Epistles and Ars poeticaTetrabiblosTusculan disputationsHistory of the warsEnquiry into plants : books I-VThe Attic nights of Aulus GelliusThe theological tractates ; The consolation of philosophyAgainst the physicists ; Against the ethicistsThe Odes and EpodesThe communings with himself of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, Emperor of Rome : together with his speeches and sayingsDe natura deorum ; AcademicaElegiesIsocrates : in three volumesAetia ; Iambi ; Lyric poems ; Hecale ; Minor epic and elegiac poems ; Fragments of epigrams ; Fragments of uncertain locationSappho ; AlcaeusDemosthenes and Cicero ; Alexander and CaesarThe odes of Pindar, including the principal fragmentsHellenica : books VI & VII ; Anabasis : books I-IIIThe Greek bucolic poetsMenander Rhetor . Ars rhetoricaEnquiry into plants, and, minor works on odours and weather signsDe medicina : in three volumesHippocrates ; Heracleitus : on the universeMarcus AureliusAnabasisDe rerum naturaJewish antiquitiesThe merchant ; The braggart warrior ; The haunted house ; The PersianThe Homeric hymns ; and, HomericaLucretius : De Rerum NaturaAd C. Herennium de ratione dicendi (rhetorica ad Herennium)Catullus, Tibullus and Pervigilium VenerisThe SpeechesPhilo : in eleven volumesDe causis plantarumPunicaJewish antiquitiesCaesar : the civil warsOn the natural facultiesOutlines of PyrrhonismEuthyphro ; Apology ; Crito ; Phaedo ; PhaedrusLyra graeca : being the remains of all the Greek lyric poets from Eumelus to Timotheus excepting PindarEpigrams : in two volumesThe works of the Emperor JulianMenanderClaudianLetters to Quintus and Brutus ; Letter fragments ; Letter to Octavian ; Invectives ; Handbook of electioneeringThe categories ; On interpretation . Prior analyticsPro Archia poeta ; Post reditum in senatu ; Post reditum ad Quirites ; De domo sua ; De haruspicum responsis ; Pro PlancioAgamemnon ; Libation-bearers ; Eumenides ; FragmentsDe rerum naturaDe officiisThe stratagems ; and, The aqueducts of RomeFrom Aristarchus to PappusPlutarch's moralia : in fifteen volumesPhilostratus the elder imagines ; Philostratus the younger imagines ; Callistratus descriptionsApollodorus : the libraryPericles and Fabius Maximus ; Nicias and CrassusHellenicaValerius FlaccusBaedae : Opera historicaHelen ; Phoenician women ; OrestesHistory of the warsThe Verrine orationsControversiae, books 7-10 ; SuasoriaeAratus ; Artaxerxes ; Galba and Otho . Index to all the livesDe corona ; De falsa legationeDe officiisStichus ; Trinummus ; Truculentus ; The tale of a travelling bag ; FragmentsLucan : the civil warMemorable doings and sayingsClouds ; Wasps ; PeacePro Archia poeta ; Post reditum in senatu ; Post reditum ad Quirites ; De domo sua ; De haruspicum responsis ; Pro PlancioOn the Latin languageThe civil war : books I-XSelect letters of St. JeromeThe deipnosophistsPhilostratus and Eunapius : the lives of the sophistsPrudentius : in two volumesThe Athenian constitution ; The Eudemian ethics ; On virtues and vicesTristia ; Ex pontoGalen, On the natural facultiesThe geography of StraboBarlaam and IoasaphEnnius and CaeciliusSuppliant maidens ; Persians ; Prometheus seven against ThebesThe poetics . On the sublime . On styleContra orationem symmachi : Liber IICompendium of Roman history ; Res gestae divi AugustiDion and Brutus ; Timoleon and Aemilius PaulusAusonius : in two volumesAristotle, poetics ; "Longinus", on the sublime ; Demetrius, on styleAnabasis of Alexander, books V-VII ; IndicaThrasybulus ; On Exercise with a small ballDramatic fragments ; Minor worksAd C. Herennium : de ratione dicendi (Rhetorica ad Herennium)Children of Heracles ; Hippolytus ; Andromache ; HecubaAspis to EpitrepontesRemains of old LatinLucilius ; The twelve tablesHistory of RomeHistory of the warsDiodorus of Sicily, in twelve volumesFastiSilvae ; Thebaid I-IVThe odes of Pindar : including the principal fragmentsThe metaphysics : books I-IXDe oratoreOrationsImagines . Imagines . DescriptionsThe scriptores historiae Augustae : in three volumesNon-literary papyri, private affairsThe Gallic warMemorabilia ; Oeconomicus ; Symposium ; ApologyThe Verrine orationsThe physics : in two volumesDe officiisHomer, The OdysseyPro Archia ; Post reditum in senatu ; Post reditum ad Quirites ; De domo sua ; De haruspicum responsis ; Pro PlancioSuetoniusAetia ; Iambi ; Hecale, and other fragments . Hero and LeanderFragmentsProblems II : books XXII-XXXVIII . Rhetorica ad AlexandrumVirgilThe golden ass : being The metamorphoses of Lucius ApuleiusAnabasis : books IV-VII . Symposium ; and, ApologyLaches ; Protagoras ; Meno ; EuthydemusLucian : in eight volumesCyropaediaThe anecdota, or, Secret historyPericles and Fabius Maximus ; Nicias and CrassusNatural historyDe causis plantarumThe lady of Andros ; The self-tormentor ; The eunuchThe little Carthaginian ; Pseudolus ; The ropeBrutus . 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Prior analyticsLyra graeca : being the remains of all the Greek lyric poets from Eumelus to Timotheus excepting PindarMoral essaysTacitus : dialogus agricola germaniaFuneral speech, Erotic essay 60, 61, Exordia and lettersThe speeches : Pro Publio Quinctio, Pro Sexto Roscio Amerino, Pro Quinto Roscio Comoedo, De lege agraria I., II., III.De medicina : in two volumesThe works of the Emperor JulianThe Odes and EpodesHymns and Epigrams . Lycophron . 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Res gestae divi AugustiTristia ; Ex PontoThe merchant ; The braggart warrior ; The haunted house ; The PersianThe Lysistrata ; The thesmophoriazusae ; The ecclesiazusae ; The PlutusThe odes of Pindar : including the principal fragmentsThe Acharnians ; The knights ; The clouds ; The waspsAgamemnon ; Libation-bearers ; Eumenides ; FragmentsFuneral speech, Erotic essay LX, LXI, Exordia and LettersLucilius ; The twelve tablesSuppliant maidens ; Persians ; Prometheus seven against ThebesStichus ; Three bob day ; Truculentus ; The tale of a travelling bag ; FragmentsAgricola ; Germania ; DialogusEcclesiastical history of the English nation ; Lives of the Abbots ; Letter to EgbertOedipus ; Agamemnon ; Thyestes ; Hercules on Oeta ; OctaviaThe Lysistrata ; The thesmophoriazusae ; The ecclesiazusae ; The PlutusTheaetetus ; SophistIphigeneia at Aulis ; Rhesus ; Hecuba ; The daughters of Troy ; HelenBrutus ; OratorInstitutio oratoriaQuintus Smyrnaeus : the fall of TroyThe exhortation to the Greeks ; The rich man's salvation ; and the fragment of an address entitled To the newly baptizedSt. Augustine's ConfessionsCivil warsHistory of RomeOn temperaments ; On non-uniform distemperment ; The soul's traits depend on bodily temperamentHistoria AugustaLetters, books 1-7, PanegyricusLives of eminent philosophersMiscellaneous epics and elegies, other fragments, testimoniaLivius Andronicus ; Naevius ; CaeciliusPhilosophical orationsHistory of RomePausanias : description of GreeceThe major declamationsHistoria AugustaLysis ; Symposium ; PhaedrusAlexandrian, African and Spanish warsAetia, iambi, lyric poemsOrations ; Other fragmentsTestimonia ; OriginesLivy : in thirteen volumesArt of rhetoricPrivate orationsEclogues ; Georgics ; Aeneid I-VIPausanias : description of GreeceThe major declamationsCatullus . 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