Abbreviations

Abbreviations of the names of ancient authors and their works follow, whenever possible, the practice of the Oxford Classical Dictionary, 4th edition (2012). Otherwise, Greek authors and titles are abbreviated as in Liddell and Scott, Greek–English Lexicon, 9th edition, revised by H. Stuart Jones and supplemented by various scholars (1968), referred to as LSJ. Latin authors and titles are abbreviated as in the Oxford Latin Dictionary (1982), commonly cited as OLD. Names of authors or works in square brackets [—] indicate spurious or questionable attributions. Numbers in superscript following a title indicate the number of an edition (e.g., OCD4). Abbreviations and descriptions of works of secondary scholarship are also usually taken from OCD4.

General

ad loc.ad locum, at the placed being discussed in the commentary
ap.apud, within, indicating a quotation contained in another author
c.circa, about or approximately
cf.compare
ch.chapter
ff.following pages
fig., figs.figure, figures
fl.flourished
fr., frr.fragment, fragments
ibid.ibidem, in the same work cited above
inv.inventory number
n., nn.note, notes
pass.passim, throughout
pl.plural
pr.preface

Greek Authors and Works

Ael.Aelian
    VH    Varia Historia
Aeschin.Aeschines
Andoc.Andocides
Anth. Pal.Palatine Anthology
Antiph.Antiphon
Ap. Rhod. Argon.Apollonius Rhodius, Argonautica
Ar.Aristophanes
    Ach.    Acharnians
    Eccl.    Assemblywomen
    Eq.     Knights
    Lys.    Lysistrata
    Ran.    Frogs
    Thesm.    Women at the Thesmophoria
Arist.Aristotle
    [Ath. pol.]    Constitution of the Athenians
    Eth. Eud.    Eudemian Ethics
    Eth. Nic.    Nichomachean Ethics
    Gen. an.    On the Generation of Animals
    Metaph.    Metaphysics
    [Oec.]    On Household Management
    Pol.    Politics
    [Pr.]    Problemata
    Rh.    Rhetoric
Arr.Arrian, Anabasis of Alexander
Artem.Artemidorus, Oneirokritika
Ath.Athenaeus, Deipnosophistae
Callim.Callimachus
    Aet.    Aetia
    Hymn 5    Hymn to Athena
Cass. DioCassius Dio
Dem.Demosthenes
Din.Dinarchus
Diod. Sic.Diodorus Siculus
Diog. Laert.Diogenes Laertius
Epict.Epictetus
    Disc.    Discourses
EpicurusEpicurus
    RS    Principal Doctrines
Sent. Vat. Vatican Sayings
Eub.Eubulus
Eur.Euripides
    Alc.    Alcestis
    Hipp.    Hippolytus
Gal.Galen
    Ars med.    Art of Medicine
    Libr. propr.    On My Own Books
    PHP    On the Doctrines of Hippocrates and Plato
    UP    On the Use of the Parts of the Body
Hdt.Herodotus
Hermesian.Hermesianax
Hes.Hesiod
    Op.    Works and Days
    Theog.    Theogony
Hipp. Haer.Hippolytus, Refutation of All Heresies
[Hippoc.]Hippocrates
    Genit.    On Generation
    Loc. Hom.    Places in Man
    Mul.    Diseases of Women
    Nat. Hom.    On the Nature of the Human Being
Hom.Homer
    Il.    Iliad
    Od.    Odyssey
Hymn. Hom. Ap.Homeric Hymn to Apollo
            Cer.Homeric Hymn to Demeter
            Ven.Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite
Hyp.Hyperides
Iambl. VPIamblichus, Life of Pythagoras
Isae.Isaeus
Isoc.Isocrates
[Longinus] Subl.[Longinus], On the Sublime
[Luc.] Am.[Lucian], Affairs of the Heart
Lucian Eun.Lucian, The Eunuch
Lucill.Lucillius
Lys.Lysias
Men.Menander
    Sam.    Samia
Muson.Musonius Rufus
Nic.Nicander
NTNew Testament (Authorized Version)
    1 Cor.    First Epistle to the Corinthians
    Rom.    Epistle to the Romans
OTOld Testament (Authorized Version)
    Lev.    Leviticus
Parth. Amat. narr.Parthenius, Sufferings in Love
Paus.Pausanias, Description of Greece
Philostr.Philostratus
    VS    Vitae sophistarum (Lives of the Sophists)
Pind.Pindar
    Ol.    Olympian Odes
Pl.Plato
    Criti.    Critias
    Leg.    Laws
    Men.    Meno
    Min.    Minos
    Phdr.    Phaedrus
    Prot.    Protagoras
    Resp.    Republic
    Symp.    Symposium
    Ti.    Timaeus
Plut.Plutarch
    Alex.    Life of Alexander
    Amat.    Dialogue on Love
    Caes.    Life of Caesar
    Cat. Mai.    Life of the Elder Cato
    Cic.    Life of Cicero
    Crass.    Life of Crassus
    De cupid. divit.    On the Desire for Riches
    De Is.    On Isis and Osiris
    De mul. vir.    On the Virtues of Women
    Lyc.    Life of Lycurgus
    Mor.    Moralia
    Per.    Life of Pericles
    Pomp.    Life of Pompey
    Sol.    Life of Solon
Polyb.Polybius
Porph. Abst.Porphyry, On Abstinence
Pythag. Ep.Letters of Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans
Sor. Gyn.Soranus, Gynecology
Stob.Stobaeus
Str.Strabo
Theoc. Id.Theocritus, Idylls
Theophr.Theophrastus
    Char.    Characters
Thuc.Thucydides
Xen.Xenophon
    [Ath. pol.]    Constitution of the Athenians
    Lac.    Constitution of the Spartans
    Mem.    Recollections of Socrates
    Oec.    On Household Management
    Symp.    Symposium

Roman Authors and Works

Apul.Apuleius
    Apol.    Apologia
    Fl.    Florida
    Met.    Metamorphoses
Aug. RGAugustus, Res Gestae (Things Accomplished)
August.Augustine
    Conf.    Confessions
    De civ. D.    City of God
Aur. Vict. Caes.Aurelius Victor, Lives of the Caesars
Cael. Aur. Morb. Chron.Caelius Aurelianus, On Chronic Diseases
Catul.Catullus
Cic.Cicero
    Att.    Letters to Atticus
    Cael.    On Behalf of Caelius
    Dom.    On his House
    Fam.    Letters to his Friends
    Fin.    On the Supreme Good and Evil
    Inv. rhet.    On Devising a Speech
    Marcell.    On Behalf of Marcellus
    Nat. D.    On the Nature of the Gods
    Off.    On Duties
    Phil.    Philippics
    Planc.    On Behalf of Plancius
    Rosc. Am.    On Behalf of Sextus Roscius of Ameria
    Top.    Topica
    Tusc.    Tusculan Disputations
Columella, Rust.Columella, On Agriculture
Curt.Q. Curtius Rufus, History of Alexander
Dig.Digest of Roman Law
Gai. Inst.Gaius, Institutes
Gell. NAAulus Gellius, Attic Nights
Hor.Horace
    Carm.    Odes
    Sat.    Satires
Jer. Adv. Iovinian.Jerome, Against Jovinian
Just. Epit.Justin, Epitome (of Trogus)
Just. Inst.Justinian, Institutes
Juv.Juvenal
Liv.Livy
Lucr. DRNLucretius, On the Nature of Things
Macrob. Sat.Macrobius, Saturnalia
Mart.Martial
Nep.Cornelius Nepos
NTNew Testament
    1 Cor.    First Epistle to the Corinthians
    Rom.    Epistle to the Romans
OTOld Testament
    Lev.    Leviticus
Ov.Ovid
    Am.    Amores
    Ars am.    Art of Love
    Fast.    Fasti
    Her.    Heroides
    Met.    Metamorphoses
    Pont.    Letters from Pontus
    Tr.    Tristia
Passio Perp.The Passion of Saints Perpetua and Felicity
Paulus Sent.Iulius Paulus, Sententiae
Petron.Petronius
    Sat.    Satyricon
Plaut.Plautus
    Aul.    The Pot of Gold
Plin. HNPliny (the Elder), Natural History
Plin. Ep.Pliny (the Younger), Letters
Prop.Propertius
Quint. Inst.Quintilian, Institutes of Oratory
Sall.Sallust
    Cat.    Catiline
Sen.Seneca (the Elder)
    Controv.    Controversiae
Sen.Seneca (the Younger)
    Ep.    Moral Epistles
    Helv.    Letter to Helvia
    Q Nat.    Natural Questions
SHAScriptores Historiae Augustae (Lives of the Later Emperors)
    Alex. Sev.    Severus Alexander
    Hadr.    Hadrian
    Heliogab.    Heliogabalus
Suet.Suetonius
    Div. Aug.    Life of the Deified Augustus
    Calig.    Life of Caligula
    Div. Claud.    Life of the Deified Claudius
    Dom.    Life of Domitian
    Galb.    Life of Galba
Div. Iul. Life of the Deified Julius
    Ner.    Life of Nero
    Tib.    Life of Tiberius
Tac.Tacitus
    Agr.    Agricola
    Ann.    Annals
    Hist.    Historiae
Tert.Tertullian
    Apol.    Apology
    De praescr. haeret.    Prescription against Heretics
Tib.Tibullus
Ulp.Ulpian
Varro, Rust.Varro, On Agriculture
Verg.Vergil
    Aen.    Aeneid
    G.    Georgics

Works of Secondary Scholarship

ABVJ. D. Beazley, Attic Black-figure Vase Painters (1956)
AEL’Année Épigraphique, published in Revue Archéologique and separately (1888– )
ARV2J. D. Beazley, Attic Red-figure Vase Painters, 2nd edn. (1963)
Coll. Alex.J. U. Powell (ed.), Collectanea Alexandrina (1925)
CIG A. Boeckh (ed.), Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum (1828–77)
CILCorpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (1863– )
CLEF. Bücheler and E. Lommatzsch (eds.), Carmina Latina Epigraphica (1895–1926)
CR Acad. Inscr.Comptes rendus de l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-lettres
DKH. Diels and W. Kranz (eds.), Fragmente der Vorsokratiker, 6th edn (Berlin, 1952)
FGrHF. Jacoby (ed.), Fragmente der griechischen Historiker (1923– )
GowA. S. F. Gow (ed.), Machon: The Fragments (1965)
GPA. S. F. Gow and D. L. Page (eds.), The Greek Anthology: Hellenistic Epigrams, 2 vols. (1965)
IGInscriptiones Graecae (1873– )
IL JugInscriptiones Latinae quae in Iugoslavia …. repertae et editae sunt (Ljubljana 1963–86)
ILS H. Dessau, Inscriptiones Latinae Selectae (1892–1916)
KockT. Kock, Comicorum Atticorum Fragmenta (1880–8)
KühnK. G. Kühn, Medicorum Graecorum Opera
LittréE. Littré,Oeuvres complètes d’Hippocrate, 10 vols. (1839–61)
LutzC. E. Lutz, Musonius Rufus: “The Roman Socrates” (1947)
MarxF. Marx, C. Lucilii Carminum Reliquiae (1904–5)
Nauck2A. Nauck (ed.), Tragicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, 2nd edn. (1889)
PackR. A. Pack (ed.), Artemidori Daldiani onirocriticon libri V (1963)
PColon.Kölner Papyri (1976–)
PDidot.Papyrus Firmin-Didot, H. Weil, Un Papyrus Inédit (1879)
Pf.R. Pfeiffer (ed.), Callimachus, 2 vols (1949–53)
PKölnKölner Papyri XI (2007)
PMGD. L. Page (ed.), Poetae Melici Graeci (1962)
POxy.Oxyrhynchus Papyri (1898– )
PSIPapiri Greci e Latini, Pubblicazioni della Società italiana per la recerca dei papiro greci e latini in Egitto (1912– )
S-MB. Snell and H. Maehler (eds.), Pindari carmina cum fragmentis (1987–8)
Suppl. Hell.H. Lloyd-Jones and P. Parsons (eds.), Supplementum Hellenisticum, Texte und Kommentare no. 11 (1983)
Suppl. Mag.R. W. Daniel and F. Maltomini (eds.), Supplementum Magicum, Papyrologica Coloniensia 16/1–2, 2 vols. (1989–91)
SVFH. von Arnim, (ed.), Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta (1903– )
Us.H. Usener (ed.), Epicurea (1887)
VE.-M. Voigt (ed.), Sappho et Alcaeus: Fragmenta (1971)
van der HorstP. W. van der Horst, Chaeremon: Egyptian Priest and Stoic Philosopher (1984)
West2M. L. West (ed.), Iambi et Elegi, 2nd edn. (1989)
WimmerF. Wimmer (ed.), Theophrasti Eresii opera (1931)