Editions and Translations

Accius. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom., vol. i, and Scaen. Rom. Poes. Fragm., vol. i.

Ætna. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., part iii, and Poet. Lat. Min., vol. ii. Text with notes and translation by Robinson Ellis, Oxford, 1901.

Ambrosius (St. Ambrose). Text, Patrologia Latina, vols. xiv-xvii.

[Ammianus Marcellinus.] Text. Gardthausen, Leipzig. 3 vols. Teubner series.

Ampelius. Text. Wölfflin in Halm’s Florus, Leipzig, 1854, Teubner series.

Andronicus. See [Livius].

Aphthonius. Text in Grammat. Lat., vol. vi.

Apuleius. Text with Latin notes. Hildebrand, Leipzig, 1842. 2 vols.

Translation. Sir George Head, London, 1851; anonymous, in Bohn’s Library.

Arnobius. Text. Reifferscheid, vol. iv of Corp. Script. Eccl. Lat. Also in Patrol. Lat., vol. v.

Atta. Text in Scaen. Rom. Poesis Fragm., vol. ii,

Atticus. Text in Hist. Rom. Fr.

Augustinus (St. Augustine). Text. Patrol. Lat., vols. xxxii-xlvii; De Civitate Dei, Dombart, Leipzig, 1877, 2 vols., Teubner series; Confessiones, Raumer, Gütersloh, 1876, Bertelsmann.

[Augustus]. Monumentum Ancyranum, Mommsen, 2d ed. Berlin, 1883, Weidmann; W. Fairley (with English translation), Philadelphia, 1898, the University of Philadelphia.

Fragments, Weichart, Grimma, 1845.

Aurelius (Marcus Aurelius). See [Fronto].

Ausonius. Text. Peiper, Leipzig, 1886, Teubner series.

Avianus. Text. Poet. Lat. Min. vol. v; critical text and notes. R. Ellis, Oxford, 1887.

Avienus. Crit. text. Holder, Innsbruck, 1887, Wagner.

Boëthius. Text. Peiper, Leipzig, 1871, Teubner series.

Translation. H. E. James, London, 1897, Elliot Stock; Fox, in Bohn’s Library.

[Cæsar]. Text. Kübler, Leipzig, 1893-1897, Teubner series. 3 vols.

Translation. W. A. McDevitte, Bohn’s Library. Text and notes. The Gallic War, Allen & Greenough, Boston, Ginn & Co.; The Civil War, Perrin, New York, University Publishing Co. Many other school editions exist.

Calpurnius. Text. Poet. Lat. Min., vol. iii; with Nemesianus, Text and Latin notes, Schenkl, Leipzig and Prague, 1885.

Capella. See [Martianus].

Cato. De Agricultura. Text and Latin notes, Keil, Leipzig, 1884-’94, Teubner. [Two vols. with Varro, Res Rusticae.]

Other works. Text and Latin notes. Jordan, Leipzig, 1860, Teubner.

Catonis Disticha. Poet. Lat. Min., vol. iii.

[Catullus]. Text. Mueller, Leipzig, 1885, Teubner series. [With Tibullus, Propertius, the fragments of Laevius, Calvus, Cinna, and others, and the Priapea]; crit. text with appendices, R. Ellis, 2d ed., Oxford, 1878.

Annotated edition. Merrill, Boston, 1893, Ginn & Co.

Commentary. R. Ellis, 2d ed., Oxford, 1889.

Translation (verse). Theodore Martin, Edinburgh and London, 1875, Blackwood.

Celsus. Text. Daremberg, Leipzig, 1859, Teubner series.

Translation. J. Grieve, London, 1756.

Censorinus. Text. Hultsch, Leipzig, 1867, Teubner series; crit. text, J. Cholodniak, St. Petersburg, 1889.

Charisius. Text in Gram. Lat., vol. i.

Cicero. Text. Baiter and Kayser, Leipzig, 1860-’69, B. Tauchnitz, 11 vols.; Müller, Klotz, and others, Leipzig, Teubner series, 10 vols. [Editions of separate works and selections are numerous.]

Correspondence, arranged according to its chronological order, with commentary and introductory essays. R. Y. Tyrrell and L. C. Purser, Dublin and London, 1855-1901. 7 vols [vol. i in 2d ed.]

Translation. Orations, C. D. Yonge, 4 vols.; On Oratory and Orators, with Letters to Quintus and Brutus, J. S. Watson; On the Nature of the Gods, Divination, Fate, Laws, a Republic, and Consulship, C. D. Yonge and F. Barham; Academics, De Finibus, and Tusculan Questions, C. D. Yonge; Offices, or Moral Duties, Cato Major, an Essay on Old Age, Lælius, an Essay on Friendship, Scipio’s Dream, Paradoxes, Letter to Quintus on Magistrates, C. R. Edmonds; Letters, E. Shuckburgh, 4 vols. Bohn’s Library.

Life. W. Forsyth, London, 1863, Murray; New York, Scribner’s.

Cincius Alimentus. Text in Hist. Rom. Rell.

Ciris. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. ii.

Claudian. Text. Koch, Leipzig, 1893, Teubner series.

Translation. Hawkins, London, 1817, 2 vols.

Columella. Text in Scriptores Rei Rusticae, ed. Schneider, Leipzig, 1794-’97; De Arboribus, text, Lundström, Upsala, 1897.

Translation. Anonymous, London, 1745.

Commodianus. Text. Ludwig, Leipzig, 1877-’78, 2 vols. Teubner series.

Consolatio ad Liviam. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. i.

Cornificius (See Cicero ad Herennium). Text. Marx, Leipzig, 1894, Teubner.

Culex. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. ii.

Curtius Rufus, Text. Vogel, Leipzig, 1881, Teubner series,

Translation. John Digby, 3d ed. corr. by Young, London, 1747.

Cyprian. Text. Hartel, Vienna, 1868-’71, 4 vols. in Corp. Script. Eccl. Lat.

Dares. Text. Meister, Leipzig, 1873, Teubner series.

Dictys. Text. Meister, Leipzig, 1872, Teubner series.

Diomedes. Text in Gram. Lat.

Dioscorides. Text in Gram. Lat.

Diræ. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., Vol. ii.

Donatus. Text in Gram. Lat. and in the introductions to early editions of Terence.

Ennius. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom. and Corp. Poet. Lat., vol. i.

Eutropius. Text. Rühl, Leipzig, 1887, Teubner series.

Translation. See [Justin].

Fenestella. Text in Hist. Rom. Fragm.

Festus (Rufius). Text. Wagner, Prague, 1886.

Festus (Sextus Pompeius). Text. Thewrewk, Budapest, 1889.

Firmicus Maternus. Text, Halm, Vienna, 1867, in Corp. Script. Eccl. Lat., vol. ii; Baehrens, Leipzig, 1886, Teubner series.

Florus. Text. Halm, Leipzig, 1854, Teubner series.

Frontinus. Strategemata. Text. Gundermann, Leipzig, 1888, Teubner series.

Translation. R. Scott, London, 1811.

De Aquis Urbis Romae. Text. Bücheler, Leipzig, 1858, Teubner.

Text with translation and discussion. C. Herschel, Boston, 1899, Dana, Estes & Co.

[Fronto]. Text. Naber, Leipzig, 1867, Teubner.

Gaius. Text with translation and notes. Poste, 3d ed., Oxford, 1890.

Gellius. Text. Hertz, Leipzig, 1887, Teubner series, 2 vols.

Crit. Text. Hertz, Leipzig, 1894, Teubner, 2 vols.

Translation. Beloe, London, 1795, 3 vols.

Germanicus. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. i.

Gratius. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. i; Corp. Poet. Lat., part iii.

Hieronymus. See [Jerome].

Hilarius (St. Hilary). Text. Patrol Lat., vols. ix and x.

Hirtius. Text in complete editions of Cæsar.

Horace. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., vol. i; Kellar and Häussner, 2d ed. Prague, 1892. Annotated editions are numerous.

Translation (verse). Theodore Martin, Edinburgh and London, 1881, Blackwood, 2 vols. Odes and Epodes, Lord Lytton, Edinburgh and London, 1869, New York, 1870.

Hyginus. Text. M. Schmidt, Jena, 1872.

Hyginus Gromaticus. Text. Domaszewski, Leipzig, 1887.

[Jerome]. Text. Patrol. Lat., vols. xxii-xxx. De Viris Illustribus, Herding, Leipzig, 1879, Teubner series.

Julius. See [Cæsar].

Julius Cæsar Strabo. Text in Orat. Rom. Fragm.

Julius Victor. Text in Orelli’s Cicero, vol. v, p. 195, and in Halm’s Rhetores Minores, p. 371.

[Justin]. Text. Jeep, Leipzig, 1859, Teubner series; Hallberg, Paris, 1875.

Translation. Watson, London, 1853, Bohn’s Library, [with Cornelius Nepos and Eutropius].

[Juvenal]. Text. Bücheler, Berlin, 2d ed. 1886, Weidmann [with Persius and Sulpicia].

Annotated edition. Pearson & Strong, Oxford, 1892.

Translation. (Prose) Leeper, London, 1891, 2d ed. Macmillan [see also Lucilius]; (verse) Dryden, in Dryden’s works.

Lactantius. Text. Patrol Lat., vols. vi and vii. [Some of his works have appeared in Corp. Script. Eccl. Lat. The Poem on the Phœnix is in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. ii.]

Lampridius. Text in Scriptores Historiae Augustae.

[Livius Andronicus]. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom. and Scaen. Rom. Poesis Fragm., vols. i and ii.

Livy. Text. Weissenborn, Leipzig, 1878, Teubner series, 6 vols.

Crit. Text. Madvig and Ussing, Copenhagen, 4th ed. 1886 and later. 4 vols.

Translation. Spillan, Edmunds, and McDevitte, London, Bohn’s Library. 4 vols.

Lucan. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., part iii; Hosius, Leipzig, 1892. Teubner series.

Translation (verse). N. Rowe, London, 1807. 3 vols.

[Lucilius]. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

Translation. Evans, London, Bohn’s Library. [Juvenal, Persius, Sulpicia, and Lucilius.]

Lucretius. Text. Munro, London, Bell; also in Harper’s Classical Texts.

Crit. Text. Lachmann, Berlin, 1866. 2 vols.

Text and notes. Munro, London, 4th ed. 1891-’93, Bell. 3 vols., the third of which is a prose translation.

Macrobius. Text. Eyssenhardt, Leipzig, 1868, 2d ed. Teubner series.

Mæcenas. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

Manilius. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., part iii.

Translation. Creech, London, 1700. [Appended to Lucretius.]

Manlius. See [Vopiscus].

Marcellinus. See [Ammianus].

Marius Victorinus. Text in Gram. Lat., vol. vi, Orelli’s Cicero, vol. v, Halm’s Rhetores Minores, and Patrol. Lat., vol. viii.

Martial. Text. Gilbert, Leipzig, 1886, Teubner series.

Translation (prose). Edited by H. G. Bohn, London, 1897. [Contains also metrical translations from various sources.]

[Martianus Capella.] Text. Eyssenhardt, Leipzig, 1866, Teubner series.

[Mela.] Text. Frick, Leipzig, 1880, Teubner series.

Minucius Felix. Text. Baehrens, Leipzig, 1886, Teubner series.

Moretum. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. ii.

Nævius. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom., Scaen. Rom. Poesis Fragm., vols. i and ii.

Namatianus. See [Rutilius].

Nemesianus. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. iii.

Nepos. Text. Halm-Fleckeisen, Leipzig, 10th ed. 1889, Teubner series.

Translation. See [Justin].

Nigidius Figulus. Text of fragments with Latin notes. Stroboda, Vienna, 1889.

Nonius Marcellus. Crit. text with comment. Müller, Leipzig, 1888, Teubner. 2 vols. Onions, Oxford, 1895.

Octavius. See [Augustus].

Orosius. Zangemeister, Corp. Script. Eccl. Lat., vol. v, and Leipzig, 1889, Teubner series.

Ovid. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., vol. i; Merkel-Ewald, Leipzig, 3d ed. begun 1888, Teubner series.

Annotated editions of separate works and of selections are numerous.

Translation (prose). Bohn’s Library. Metrical translations by Dryden and others are contained in Chalmers’ English Poets.

Pacuvius. Text in Scaen. Rom. Poesis Fragm., vol. i.

Palladius. Text in Scriptores Rei Rusticae, ed. Schneider, Jena, 1794-’97.

Persius. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., vol. i; Bücheler. See [Juvenal]; with translation and commentary, Conington and Nettleship, Oxford, 1893.

Translation (prose). See [Lucilius] and [Juvenal]; (verse) Dryden, in his complete works and Chalmers’ English Poets.

Pervigilium Veneris. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. iv.

Petronius. Text. Bücheler, Berlin, 3d ed. 1895, Weidmann. [With the satires of Varro and Seneca.]

Translation. (Trimalchio’s Dinner). H. T. Peck, New York, 1898, Harper’s.

Phædrus. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., part iii; Riese, Leipzig, 1885, B. Tauchnitz.

Translation. Smart, London, 1831. [Also appended to Riley’s version of Terence and Phædrus in Bohn’s Library.]

Plautus. Text. Goetz and Schoell, Leipzig, 1892-’95, Teubner series, 7 parts.

Critical edition. Ritschl (2d ed. by Goetz, Loewe, and Schoell), Leipzig, 1878-’93, Teubner, 20 parts.

Many annotated editions of separate plays exist.

Translation (prose). Riley, London, Bohn’s Library; (verse) Thornton and Warner, London, 1767-’72.

Pliny the Elder. Text, Jan and Mayhoff, Leipzig, 2d ed. Teubner series. 6 vols.

Translation. With Notes, Bostock and Riley, London, Bell. 6 vols.

Pliny the Younger. Text. Keil, Leipzig, 1873, Teubner series.

Translation. Melmoth, revised by Bosanquet, London, 1877, Bell; Lewis, London, 1879, Trübner.

Plotius. See [Sacerdos].

Pompeius Trogus. See [Justin].

Pomponius. See [Mela].

Pomponius (Lucius). Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

Priapea. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. i, cf. vol. ii.

Priscian. Text in Gram. Lat., vols. ii and iii.

Probus (Valerius). Text in Gram. Lat., vol. iv.

Propertius. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., vol. i; Mueller, Leipzig, 1880, Teubner series. See [Catullus].

Ed. Crit. Postgate, London, 1880, Bell.

Translation (prose). Gantillon, with metrical versions of select elegies by Nott and Elton, London, Bohn’s Library.

Prudentius. Text. Patrol. Lat., vols. lix and lx.

Publilius Syrus. Text. Bickford-Smith, Cambridge, 1885; O. Friedrich, Berlin, 1880, Grieben [with notes].

Quintilian. Text. Institutiones Oratoriae, Meister, Leipzig, 1886-’87, Freytag.

Declamationes. Ritter, Leipzig, 1884, Teubner series.

Translation. Institutes of Oratory, J. S. Watson, London, Bohn’s Library. 2 vols.

Reposianus. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. iv.

[Rutilius Namatianus.] Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. v.

[Sacerdos] Text in Gram. Lat., vol. vi.

Sallust. Text. Eussner, Leipzig, 1888, Teubner series. [School editions of the Catiline and the Jugurtha are numerous.]

Translation. Pollard, London, 1882, Macmillan.

Sammonicus Serenus. Text in Poet. Lat. Min., vol. iii.

Sedulius. Text in Patrol. Lat., vol. ix, and Corp. Script. Eccl. Lat., vol. x.

Seneca (the father). Text. Müller, Leipzig, 1888, Freytag; Kiessling, Leipzig, 1872, Teubner series.

Seneca (the son). Text. Philosophical works. Haase, Leipzig, 1852 sqq., Teubner series.

Tragedies, Leo, Berlin, 1879, Weidmann, 2 vols.

Translation. On Benefits, Minor Essays, and On Clemency. A. Stewart, London, Bohn’s Library. 2 vols. Two Tragedies (Medea and Daughters of Troy), E. I. Harris, Boston, 1899, Houghton & Mifflin.

Servius. Text with Latin notes. Thilo and Hagen, 1878-1902, Teubner. 4 vols.

Sidonius Apollinaris. Text in Patrol. Lat., vol. lviii; Lüjohann, Berlin, 1887 (Monum. German. Hist. Auct. Antiquiss., vol. viii).

Silius Italicus. Text. Bauer, Leipzig, 1890-’92, Teubner series. 2 vols.

Translation (verse). Tytler, Calcutta, 1828. 2 vols.

Sisenna. Text in Hist. Rom. Rell.

Solinus. Crit. Text. Mommsen, Berlin, 2d ed. 1895, Weidmann.

Statius. Text. Kohlmann, Leipzig, 1879-’84, Teubner series. 2 vols.

Translation (verse). Thebaid. Lewis, in Chalmers’ English Poets, vol. xx; Coleridge, in his collected poems; Achilleis, Sir Robert Howard, in his poems.

Sueius. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

Suetonius. Text. Roth, Leipzig, 1875, Teubner series.

Translation. Thomson, revised by Forester, in Bohn’s Library.

Sulpicia. See [Juvenal].

Symmachus. Text. Seeck, Berlin, 1883 (Monum. Germ. Hist. Auct. Antiquiss., vol. vi, 1).

Tacitus. Text. Nipperdey, Berlin, 1871-’76, Weidmann. 4vols.

[Annotated editions of separate works are many.]

Translation. Church and Brodribb, London, 1868-’77, Macmillan. 3 vols.

Terence. Text. Dziatzko, Leipzig, 1884, B. Tauchnitz.

Ed. Crit. Umpfenbach, Leipzig, 1871, Teubner.

Annotated ed. Wagner, London, 1869, Bell. [Annotated editions of separate plays are numerous.]

Translation (verse). Colman, London, 1810; (prose) Riley, in Bohn’s Library [with Phædrus].

Terentianus Maurus. Text in Gram. Lat., vol. vi.

Tertullian. Text. Patrol. Lat., vols. i and ii; Reifferscheid and Wissowa, Corp. Script. Eccl. Lat., vol. xx [only vol. i of Tertullian].

Tibullus. Text in Corp. Poet. Lat., vol. i; see also [Catullus].

Translation. Cranstoun, Edinburgh and London, 1872, Blackwood. [English verse with notes.]

Trogus. See [Justin].

Varius. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

Varro Atacinus. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

Varro (Marcus). Text. De Lingua Latina, Müller, Leipzig, 1833; Spengel, Berlin, 1885. De Re Rustica, Keil, Leipzig, 1889, Teubner series [commentary, 1891]. Fragments of Varro’s Menippean Satires are contained in Bücheler’s Petronius, of the lost grammatical works in Wilmanns, De Varronis Libris Grammaticis, Berlin, 1864, Weidmann, of the Antiquitates in Merckel’s edition of Ovid’s Fasti, Berlin, 1841, and poetical fragments in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

Vegetius Renatus. Text. Epitoma Rei Militaris, Lang, Leipzig, 2d ed. 1885, Teubner series.

Mulomedicina. In Schneider’s Scriptores Rei Rusticae, Jena, 1794-’97.

Velleius Paterculus. Text. Halm, Leipzig, 1876, Teubner series.

Translation. J. S. Watson, Bohn’s and Harper’s Libraries. [Sallust, Florus, and Velleius Paterculus, with notes.]

Virgil. Text. Ribbeck, Leipzig, 2d ed., Teubner series.

Crit. Text. Ribbeck, Leipzig, 2d ed., Teubner. 4 vols.

Annotated editions. Conington and Nettleship, London, 1865-’71, Bell, 3 vols.; Greenough, Boston, 1895, Ginn & Co. [School editions of parts of Virgil’s works are numerous.]

Translation (verse). Dryden, in his complete works.

Æneid. Conington, London, 1870, Longmans; J. D. Long, Boston, 1879, Lockwood, Brooks & Co.

Eclogues. C. S. Calverley, in his collected works, London, 1901, Bell.

Georgics. H. W. Preston, Boston, 1881, Osgood & Co.

Vitruvius. Crit. Text. Rose, Leipzig, 1899, Teubner series.

Translation. Gwilt, London, new ed. 1860, Weale.

Volcacius Sedigitus. Text in Fragm. Poet. Rom.

[Vopiscus]. Text in Script. Hist. Aug.

APPENDIX II
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE

[When two dates are given they designate the birth and death of the author or authors named in the same line. The dates given opposite the names of emperors, which are printed in italics, refer, however, to their reigns, not to their lives. When one date is given it designates a time when the activity of the author or authors was probably at its height. Interrogation points denote uncertainty.]

B. C.
280.Appius Claudius Cæcus (orator).
Before 270-about 204.Livius Andronicus.
About 269-199.Gnæus Nævius.
About 254-184.Titus Maccius Plautus.
239-169.Quintus Ennius.
234-149.Marcus Porcius Cato.
About 230.Quintus Fabius Maximus Cunctator (orator).
220-about 130.Marcus Pacuvius.
216.Quintus Fabius Pictor.
211.Fabulæ Atellanæ introduced.
210.Lucius Cincius Alimentus.
206.Quintus Cæcilius Metellus (orator).
Before 200-about 165.Statius Cæcilius (comic poet).
198.Sextus Ælius (jurist).
(?)-196.Marcus Cornelius Cethegus (orator).
About 192-152.Cato’s son (jurist).
191.Scipio Nasica (jurist).
About 190-159.Publius Terentius Afer (Terence).
185-129.Scipio Africanus the younger.
183.Quintus Fabius Labeo (jurist).
(?)-183.Publius Licinius Crassus (orator), Scipio Africanus the elder.
About 180.Lucius Acilius (jurist).
180 (?)-126.Gaius Lucilius.
(?)-174.Publius Ælius (jurist).
170-at least 100.Lucius Accius.
163-133.Tiberius Gracchus (orator).
About 158-about 75.Publius Rutilius Rufus.
154-121.Gaius Gracchus (orator).
About 154-after 100.Lucius Ælius Præconinus Stilo.
About 152-87.Quintus Lutatius Catulus.
About 150.Lucius Afranius, Titinius (comic poets), Publius Cornelius Scipio, Aulus Postumius Albinus, Gaius Acilius.
143-87.Marcus Antonius (orator).
About 140.Lucius Cassius Hemina, Gaius Lælius.
140-91.Lucius Licinius Crassus (orator).
136.Lucius Furius Philus (orator and jurist).
133.Publius Mucius Scævola, Lucius Calpurnius Piso Frugi.
131.Publius Licinius Crassus Mucianus (jurist).
About 130.Gaius Titius.
122.Gaius Fannius (orator and historian).
119-67.Lucius Cornelius Sisenna.
116-27.Marcus Terentius Varro.
114-50.Hortensius (orator).
109-32.Titus Pomponius Atticus.
106-43.Marcus Tullius Cicero.
105-43.Decimus Laberius.
(?)-103.Turpilius (comic poet).
102 (?)-44.Gaius Julius Cæsar.
102-43.Quintus Cicero.
Latter part of the second century.Gnæus Matius, Lævius Melissus, Hostius, Aulus Furius, Cœlius Antipater, Quintus Valerius Soranus.
Before 100-after 30.Cornelius Nepos.
About 99-55 (?).Titus Lucretius Carus.
(?)-at least 91.Sempronius Asellio (historian).
95.Quintus Mucius Scævola (jurist).
About 90.Lucius Pomponius, Novius (writers of Fabulæ Atellanæ), Volcacius Sedigitus.
(?)-87Gaius Julius Cæsar Strabo (tragedian).
87-47.Gaius Licinius Calvus.
86-35.Gaius Sallustius Crispus.
Early in the first century.Valerius Antias, Quintus Cornificius.
First half of the first century.Sueius, Gaius Helvius Cinna, Publius Valerius Cato, Gaius Memmius, Ticidas, Aurelius Opilius, Antonius Gnipho, Marcus Pompilius Andronicus, Santra, Servius Sulpicius Rufus.
About 84-about 54.Gaius Valerius Catullus.
(?)-at least 82.Quintus Claudius Quadrigarius (historian).
82-after 37.Varro Atacinus.
78(?)-42.Marcus Junius Brutus.
(?)-77Titus Quinctius Atta.
70-27. Cornelius Gallus.
70 (?)-8.Gaius Mæcenas.
70-19.Publius Vergilius Maro (Virgil).
About 70-after 16.Vitruvius Pollio.
67-5 A. D.Gaius Asinius Pollio.
65-8.Quintus Horatius Flaccus (Horace).
About 64-about 17 A. D.Gaius Julius Hyginus.
64-8 A. D.Marcus Valerius Messalla.
63-14 A. D.Gaius Octavius (Cæsar Octavianus Augustus).
63-12 A. D.Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa.
59-17 A. D.Titus Livius (Livy).
About 55-about 40 A. D.Seneca (the father).
About 54-about 19.Albius Tibullus.
About 54-about 4.Domitius Marsus.
52-19 A. D.Decimus Fenestella.
About 50.Publilius Syrus (writer of mimes).
About 50-about 15.Sextus Propertius.
(?)-47.Marcus Calidius.
47-about 30 A. D.Decimus Valerius Maximus.
(?)-45.Nigidius Figulus.
(?)-after 44.Gaius Oppius.
(?)-43.Aulus Hirtius.
(?)-after 43.Marcus Tullius Tiro.
43-(?).Lygdamus.
43-17 A. D.Publius Ovidius Naso (Ovid).
40-33 A. D.Asinius Gallus.
About 20.Pompeius Trogus.
15-19 A. D.Claudius Cæsar Germanicus.
14-59 A. D.Domitius Afer.
12.Gaius Valgius Rufus.
Second half of the first century.Sulpicia, Albinovanus Pedo, Ponticus, Macer, Grattius, Rabirius, Cornelius the Consolatio ad Liviam, Titus Labienus, Marcus Porcius Latro, Gaius Albucius Silus, Quintus Haterius, Lucius Junius Gallio, Arellius Fuscus, Lucius Cestius Pius, Marcus Antistius Labeo, Gaius Ateius Capito.
A. D.
First half of the first century.Manilius, the Ætna Aufidius Bassus, Quintus Remmius Palæmon, Cæpio, Antonius Castor, Julius Atticus, Lucius Gracchinus, Marcus Apicius, Lucius Annæus Cornutus, the Sextii, Gaius Musonius Rufus.
About 1.Verrius Flaccus.
About 1-65.Lucius Annæus Seneca (the son).
About 3-88.Asconius Pedianus.
14-37.Tiberius.
About 15-80.The father of Statius.
16-59.Agrippina.
23-79.Gaius Plinius Secundus (Pliny the elder).
(?)-25.Cremutius Cordus.
25-101.Silius Italicus.
(?)-27.Votienus Montanus.
30.Velleius Paterculus.
(?)-31.Publius Vitellius.
(?)-32.Cassius Severus.
(?)-34.Mamercus Scaurus.
34-62.Aulus Persius Flaccus (Persius).
About 35-about 100.Marcus Fabius Quintilianus (Quintilian).
About 35.Aulus Cornelius Celsus.
37-41.Caligula.
39-65.Marcus Annæus Lucanus (Lucan).
About 40.Phædrus, Columella, Pomponius Mela.
About 40-about 95.Publius Papinius Statius.
About 40-about 104.Marcus Valerius Martialis (Martial).
41-54.Claudius.
About 45.Gaius Cassius Longinus, Proculus.
About 50.Pomponius Secundus, Quintus Curtius Rufus, Suetonius Paulinus.
54-68.Nero.
About 55-about 118.Cornelius Tacitus.
55(?)-about 135.Decimus Junius Juvenalis (Juvenal).
56Marcus Valerius Probus.
About 60.Titus Calpurnius Siculus.
61 or 62-112 or 113.Gaius Plinius Cæcilius Secundus (Pliny the younger).
(?)-66Petronius Arbiter.
(?)-67Gnæus Domitius Corbulo.
69-79.Vespasian.
About 70.Saleius Bassus, Curiatius Maternus, Sextus Julius Frontinus.
About 70 or 75 to about 150.Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus.
79-81.Titus.
81-96.Domitian.
(?)-about 90.Gaius Valerius Flaccus.
96-98.Nerva.
Time of Nerva and Trajan.Hyginus, Balbus, Siculus Flaccus, several grammarians, etc.
98-117.Trajan.
About 100-175.Marcus Cornelius Fronto.
About 110-180.Gaius.
117-138.Hadrian.
Time of Hadrian.Lucius Annæus (?) Florus, Marcus Junianus Justinus (Justin), Salvius Julianus, Quintus Terentius Scaurus.
About 125-(?).Aulus Gellius.
About 125-about 200.Apuleius.
138-161.Antoninus Pius.
Time of Antoninus.Granius Licinianus, Lucius Ampelius, Sextus Pomponius.
Time of Antoninus and M. Aurelius.Quintus Cervidius Scævola.
About 160.Marcus Minucius Felix.
About 160-about 230.Quintus Septimius Florens Tertullianus (Tertullian).
161-180.Marcus Aurelius.
About 165-230.Marius Maximus.
180-192.Commodus.
(?)-212.Æmilius Papinianus.
Before 200.Terentianus Maurus, Juba.
193-211.Septimius Severus.
Second or third century.The Pervigilium Veneris.
About 200.Helenius Acro, Pomponius Porphyrio, Quintus Sammonicus Serenus.
Early in the third century.Hosidius Geta, Gaius Julius Romanus, Julius Paulus.
Third century.The Disticha Catonis, Cornelius Labeo, Quintus Gargilius Martialis, Aquila Romanus, Gaius Julius Solinus.
About 200-258.St. Cyprian (Thascius Cæcilius Cyprianus).
222-235.Alexander Severus.
(?)-228.Domitius Ulpianus.
238.Gordian I.
238.Censorinus.
249.Commodianus.
About 250.Ælius Julius Cordus.
260-268.Gallienus.
270-275.Aurelian.
275.Tacitus.
283.Marcus Aurelius Olympius Nemesianus.
284-305.Diocletian.
Time of Diocletian.Ælius Spartianus, Julius Capitolinus, Vulcacius Gallicanus, Trebellius Pollio.
About 290.Arnobius.
297.Eumenius (panegyrist).
Latter part of the third century.Vespa, Marius Plotius Sacerdos.
End of the third century.Ælius Festus Aphthonius.
About 300.Lactantius Firmianus, Reposianus, Gregorianus.
Early part of the fourth century.Ælius Lampridius, Flavius Vopiscus, Nonius, Macrobius, Optatianus, Juvencus.
Fourth century.Itineraries, Peutinger Tablet.
About 310-about 395.Ausonius.
About 315-367.St. Hilary.
321.Nazarius (panegyrist).
About 330.Hermogenianus.
330-400.Ammianus Marcellinus.
331-420.St. Jerome.
About 340-397.St. Ambrose.
About 345-405.Symmachus.
348 to about 410.Prudentius.
About 350.Marius Victorinus, Ælius Donatus, Charisius, Diomedes, Palladius.
354 (?).Firmicus Maternus.
354.The Notitia.
354-430.St. Augustine.
About 360.Julius Obsequens.
360.Aurelius Victor.
362.Mamertinus (panegyrist).
365.Eutropius.
Second half of fourth century.Dictys Cretensis (L. Septimius).
Latter part of the fourth century.Servius.
369.Rufius Festus.
370.(Rufius Festus) Avienus.
About 370.The Querolus.
389.Drepanius (panegyrist).
About 400.Claudian (Claudius Claudianus), Martianus Capella, Vegetius, Avianus.
Early in the fifth century.Sulpicius Serenus.
Fifth century.Dares.
416.Namatianus.
417.Orosius.
438.Codex Theodosianus.
About 450.Sedulius.
End of the fifth century.Dracontius.
About 500.Priscian.
529.Code of Justinian.
533.Pandects and Institutes.