A History of Roman Literature

by Harold North Fowler

APPENDIX I
BIBLIOGRAPHY

[This is not intended to be an exhaustive bibliography, but is merely an attempt to refer the student to some of the best and most available sources of information. Books in foreign languages, and editions with notes in foreign languages, are mentioned only in exceptional cases and for special reasons. Further bibliographical information is to be found in the larger histories of Roman literature, in Engelmann’s Bibliotheca Scriptorum Classicorum, the monthly lists in the Classical Review, and the Guide to the Choice of Classical Books, by J. B. Mayor, London, 1879, D. Nutt; with its New Supplement, 1896.]

General Works

C. T. Cruttwell. History of Roman Literature, London, 1877, Griffin.

J. W. Mackail. Latin Literature, London, 1895, Murray; New York, Scribner’s.

G. A. Simcox. History of Latin Literature, London and New York, 1883, Longmans, 2 vols.

G. Middleton and T. R. Mills. Handbook to Latin Authors, London and New York, 1896, Macmillan.

W. Y. Sellar. The Roman Poets of the Republic, Oxford, 2d ed. 1889; Poets of the Augustan Age (Virgil), Oxford, 1891; Horace and the Elegiac Poets, Oxford, 1892.

R. Y. Tyrrell. Latin Poetry, Boston, 1895, Houghton & Mifflin.