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Saint Augustine
The Confessions

Harvard Classics, Vol. 7, Part 1
The Confessions of St. Augustine
Saint Augustine
The origin of the autobiographical tradition, the Confessions of one of the great Fathers of the Church traces a dialogue with his God and a journey toward rising above one’s self.

CONTENTS
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Introductory Note | The First Book | ... | The Tenth Book

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Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm
Collectanea etymologica

• I. Annotationes ad Franco - Galliam Jo. Henr. Ottii. p. 1 .
• II. Ad Glossarii Chaueicispecimen notæ. p. 33 .
• III. Celtica. p. 56 .
• IV. Excerpta Miscellanea ad rem Etymologicam facientia. p. 154 .
• V. Jo. Claubergii Ars Etymologica Teutonum. p. 187 .
• VI. G. G. Leibnitii de Linguæ Germanicæ cliltu. p. 253 .

• I. Abr. Mylii Archæologus Teuto. p. 1 .
• II. Excerpta ex Wigulei Hundii Glossario MS. p. 209 .
• III. Nomina Frisica. p. 235 .
• IV. Excerpta Meieriana. p. 238 .
• V. Fragmentum Breviarii rerum fiscalium Caroli M. p. 316 .
• VI. De lingua Winidorum Luneburgensium & aliis Slavonicis. p. 335 .
• VII. Excerpta exliteris Nicolai Witsenii & Orationes Dominicæ linguis Czeremissica, Samojedica, Mogallica, Tongoina & Hottentottica conceptæ. p. 361 .
• VIII. Signa, per quæ aliquis mentem suam alteri sine loquelaindicare potest. p. 384 . Adjecta est Lex Ludovici & Lotharii Augg. Theotiscè expressa. pag. 405 .
• IX. Cæsarii Heisterbacensis Registrum antiquum bonorum Ecclesiæ Prumiens. p. 409 .

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Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm (1646-1716): Deutscher Philosoph, Mathematiker und Universalgenie des Barock

Gottfried Wilhelm Freiherr von Leibniz

Geboren am 1.7.1646 in Leipzig; gestorben am 14.11.1716 in Hannover.

Leibniz studierte in Leipzig und Jena Jurisprudenz und Philosophie. Zunächst arbeitete er als Rat am Revisionsgericht des Kurfürsten Johann Philipp von Mainz, seit 1676 als Rat und Bibliothekar - später auch Hofgeschichtsschreiber - des Herzogs Johann Friedrich von Braunschweig-Lüneburg in Hannover. 1700 regte er die Errichtung der »Sozietät der Wissenschaften« an, der späteren »Preußischen Akademie der Wissenschaften«.

Leibniz gilt als einer der letzten Universalgelehrten der Neuzeit: als Philosoph und Mathematiker, Physiker und Techniker, Jurist und politischer Schriftsteller, Geschichts- und Sprachforscher trat er hervor.

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• 1686 Discours de métaphysique
• 1695 Système nouveau de la nature et de la communication des substances
• 1710 Essais de Théodicée
• 1714 Monadologie

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a digital library of Latin literature
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A digital library of latin texts. This project seeks to catalogue the entire body of Latin literature, spanning from the earliest epigraphic remains to the Neo-Latinists of the eighteenth century. That alone equates to tens of thousands of Latin texts, and when you throw in the translations and secondary materials that are also available through this site, there's quite a lot to sort through.

• 1.Aaron, Petrus Mus. (ca. 1480 - ca. 1550)
• 2.Abaelardus, Petrus Comm., Epist., Gramm., Hymn., Phil., Poet., Rhet., Theol. (1079-1142)
• 3.Abailard, Pierre (see Abaelardus, Petrus)
• 4.Abati, Baldo Angelo Med. (16th cent.)
• 5.Abbinck, Bernhardus Engelbertus Iurispr. (18th cent.)
• 6.Abbo of Fleury (see Abbo Floriacensis)
• 7.Abbo of Saint-Germain (see Abbo Sangermanensis)
• 8.Abbo Floriacensis Astr., Epist., Gramm., Theol. (ca. 940-1004)
• 9.Abbo Metensis Epist. (fl. 650)
• 10.Abbo Sangermanensis Hist., Poet., Theol. (ca. 840-923)
• 11.Abel, Michael Eleg., Poet. (ca. 1543-1595)
• 12.Abelard, Peter (see Abaelardus, Petrus)
• 13.Abercromby, David Med. (d. 1701/2)
• 14.Abiosi, Giovanni (15th cent.)
• 15.Ablabius Epigram., Epist., Inscript., Iurispr. (fl. 330)
• 16.Ablabius Hist. (aet. inc.)
• 17.Abrahamus, Nicolaus Phil. (16th cent.)
• 18.Abril, Pedro Simón (see Simón Abril, Pedro)
• 19.Abruzzo, Baldassare Iurispr. (17th cent.)
• 20.Aburius, Marcus Epist. (fl. 185 BCE)
• 21.Aburnius Valens, Lucius Fulvius (see Valens, Lucius Fulvius Aburnius)
• 22.Acanthius, Georg Dorn Rhet. (16th cent.)
• 23.Accarsus, Jacobus Phil. (17th cent.)
• 24.Acciaiuoli, Donato Hist., Phil. (1429-1478)
• 25.Accius, Lucius Trag. (170 - ca. 86 BCE)
• 26.Accius, Titus Orat. (1st cent. BCE)
• 27.Accolti, Benedetto Hist. (1415-1464)
• 28.Accolti, Francesco Iurispr. (1416/7-1488)
• 29.Accoramboni, Gerolamo Med. (1469-1537)
• 30.Accorsini, Bartolommeo Med. (16th / 17th cent.)
• 31.Achilleus Spoletanus Epigram. (5th cent.)
• 32.Acholius Hist. (3rd cent.)
• 33.Acilius, Lucius Iurispr. (2nd cent. BCE)
• 34.Acilius Caninus, Manius Epist. (fl. 50 BCE)
• 35.Acilius Glabrio, Manius Epist. (fl. 65 BCE)
• 36.Acosta, Josephus Theol. (1540-1600)
• 37.Acro, Helenius Comm. (2nd - 3rd cent.)
• 38.Acta Archelai (5th cent.)
• 39.Acta conciliorum Carthaginensium de haereticorum baptismate (ca. 255)
• 40.Acta disputationis Achatii
• 41.Acta fratrum Arvalium (21 BCE - 304 CE)
• 42.Acta ludorum saecularium quintorum Augusti (17 BCE)
• 43.Acta ludorum saecularium Claudianorum (47 CE)
• 44.Acta ludorum saecularium septimorum Septimii Severi (204 CE)
• 45.Acta martyrum (see Passiones martyrum)
• 46.Acta sodalium Augustalium Claudialium
• 47.Actorius Naso, Marcus Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 48.Actus apostolorum (see Hieronymus)
• 49.Actus Petri cum Simone (190 CE)
• 50.Ad Deum post conversionem (5th cent.)
• 51.Ad Liviam de morte Drusi (see Consolatio ad Liviam)
• 52.Adalbero Laudunensis (947-1030)
• 53.Adalbertus Samaritanus (11th / 12th cent.)
• 54.Adam of Bremen (see Adam Bremensis)
• 55.Adam of Dryburgh (see Adam Scotus)
• 56.Adam of Evesham (see Adam Eynshamensis)
• 57.Adam Bremensis Hist. (11th cent.)
• 58.Adam Eynshamensis (ca. 13th cent.)
• 59.Adam Scotus (ca. 1130-1212)
• 60.Adamnan (ca. 624-704)
• 61.Adeodatus (d. 676)
• 62.Addison, Joseph (1672-1719)
• 63.Ademar of Chabannes (see Ademarus Cabannensis)
• 64.Ademarus Cabannensis (ca. 988-1034)
• 65.Ado Viennensis (ca. 800-875)
• 66.Adrian I, Pope (see Adrianus)
• 67.Adrianus Epist., Theol. (d. 795)
• 68.Adso Dervensis Theol. (10th cent.)
• 69.Aebutius Caro, Titus Epist. (fl. 180 BCE)
• 70.Aedituus, Valerius Epigram. (1st cent. BCE)
• 71.Aegritudo Perdicae (5th cent.?)
• 72.Aelius Junius Cordus Hist. (3rd cent.)
• 73.Aelius Donatus (see Donatus, Aelius)
• 74.Aelius Gallus, Gaius Iurispr. (? 1st cent. BCE)
• 75.Aelius Lampridius (see Scriptores Historiae Augustae)
• 76.Aelius Maurus Hist. (2nd - 3rd cent.)
• 77.Aelius Paetus Catus, Sextus Iurispr. (fl. 195 BCE)
• 78.Aelius Sabinus Hist. (3rd cent.)
• 79.Aelius Stilo, Lucius (see Stilo, Lucius Aelius)
• 80.Aelius Spartianus (see Scriptores Historiae Augustae)
• 81.Aelius Tubero, Quintus (see Tubero, Quintus Aelius)
• 82.Aelred of Rievaulx (see Aelredus Rievallensis)
• 83.Aelredus Rievallensis (ca. 1110-1167)
• 84.Aemilius Asper (see Asper, Aemilius)
• 85.Aemilius Lepidus, Marcus Epist. (fl. 180 BCE)
• 86.Aemilius Lepidus, Marcus Orat. (fl. 80 BCE)
• 87.Aemilius Lepidus, Marcus Epist. (89 - 13/12 BCE)
• 88.Aemilius Lepidus Porcina, Marcus Epist., Orat. (fl. 135 BCE)
• 89.Aemilius Macer (see Macer, Aemilius)
• 90.Aemilius Mamercus, Lucius Epist. (fl. 480 BCE)
• 91.Aemilius Parthenianus Hist. (2nd cent.)
• 92.Aemilius Paullus Lepidus Macedonicus, Lucius Epist., Hist., Leg. (ca. 229-160 BCE)
• 93.Aemilius Probus (see Nepos, Cornelius)
• 94.Aemilius Regillus, Lucius Epist. (fl. 190 BCE)
• 95.Aemilius (Regillus?), Marcus Epist. (fl. 215 BCE)
• 96.Aemilius Scaurus, Marcus (see Scaurus, Marcus Aemilius)
• 97.Aemilius Scaurus filius, Marcus (see Scaurus filius, Marcus Aemilius)
• 98.Aenigma Peranticum
• 99.Aenigmata Merovingicae aetatis (4th - 8th cent.)
• 100.Aesopus Epist., Trag. (1st cent. BCE)
• 101.Aesopus Latinus Fab. (ca. 350 - ca. 500)
• 102.Aetheria (see Egeria)
• 103.Aethicus Ister (5th / 6th cent.)
• 104.Aetna (see Appendix Vergiliana)
• 105.Afranius, Lucius Comic. (fl. 160-120 BCE)
• 106.Afranius, Lucius Epist. (fl. 60 BCE)
• 107.Africanus, Sextus Caecilius (see Caecilius Africanus, Sextus)
• 108.Agapitus Epist. (d. 536)
• 109.Agatho Epist. (ca. 578 - 681)
• 110.Agennius Urbicus Agr. (fl. 100-110?)
• 111.Agnellus Ravennas, Andreas (805-ca. 846)
• 112.Agnellus Ravennas (fl. 560)
• 113.Agobard of Lyon (see Agobardus Lugdunensis)
• 114.Agobardus Lugdunensis (769-840)
• 115.Agrippa, Marcus Vipsanius Geogr., Hist. (62-12 BCE)
• 116.Agrippina Minor Hist. (15/16 - 59)
• 117.Agroecius Gramm. (fl. 470)
• 118.Alabaster, William Trag. (1568-1640)
• 119.Alain de l'Isle (see Alanus ab Insulis)
• 120.Alan of Lille (see Alanus ab Insulis)
• 121.Alan von Ryssel (see Alanus ab Insulis)
• 122.Alanus ab Insulis (ca. 1128-1203)
• 123.Alberic of Montecassino (see Albericus Casinensis)
• 124.Albericus Casinensis Rhet., Hag. (ca. 1040-1109)
• 125.Albertano of Brescia (see Albertanus Brixiensis)
• 126.Albertanus Brixiensis (13th cent.)
• 127.Alberti, Leon Battista (1404-1472)
• 128.Albertus Magnus (ca. 1206-1280)
• 129.Albertus de Saxonia (ca. 1316-1390)
• 130.Albinovanus Pedo (see Pedo, Albinovanus)
• 131.Albucius Silus, Gaius Rhet. (1st cent. BCE / 1st cent. CE)
• 132.Alcuinus, Albinus Flaccus (ca. 730-804)
• 133.Alcuin of York (see Alcuinus, Albinus Flaccus)
• 134.Alexander Neckam (see Neckam, Alexander)
• 135.Alexander Telesinus Hist. (12th cent.)
• 136.Alfonsi, Petrus (1062-1110?)
• 137.Altercatio Hadriani Augusti et Epicteti philosophi (see Hadrianus Augustus)
• 138.Ambrose of Milan (see Ambrosius)
• 139.Ambrosius Theol. (ca. 340-397)
• 140.Ammianus Marcellinus Hist. (ca. 330-395)
• 141.Ampelius, Lucius (3rd / 4th cent.)
• 142.Ampius Balbus, Titus (1st cent. BCE)
• 143.André le chapelain (see Andreas Capellanus)
• 144.Andreas Bergomas (9th cent.)
• 145.Andreas Capellanus (late 12th cent.)
• 146.Andrew the Chaplain (see Andreas Capellanus)
• 147.Andronicus, Livius (see Livius Andronicus)
• 148.Anecdotum Medicum Med. (5th / 6th cent.)
• 149.Angilbert (745-814)
• 150.Annales Maximi (? - ca. 130 BCE)
• 151.Anonymus Valesii (see Excerpta Valesiana)
• 152.Anselm of Canterbury (see Anselmus Cantuariensis)
• 153.Anselmus Cantuariensis Theol. (1033-1109)
• 154.Anthimus Med. (6th cent.)
• 155.Anthologia Latina (8th cent.?)
• 156.Antipater, Lucius Coelius (see Coelius Antipater, Lucius)
• 157.Apicius (3rd / 4th cent.)
• 158.Appendix Tibulliana (1st cent. BCE)
• 159.Appendix Vergiliana (1st cent. BCE / 1st cent. CE)
• 160.Appius Claudius Caecus (see Claudius Caecus, Appius)
• 161.Aprissius Comic. (2nd / 1st cent. BCE)
• 162.Apuleius Minor Gramm. (10th cent.?)
• 163.Apuleius, Lucius Caecilius Minutianus (see Caelius Rhodiginus)
• 164.Apuleius Madaurensis, Lucius (ca. 123 - ca. 170)
• 165.Aquila Romanus (3rd cent.)
• 166.Aquilius Comic. (fl. 160 BCE)
• 167.Aquilius Niger Hist. (1st cent.)
• 168.Aquinas, Thomas Theol. (1225?-1274)
• 169.Arbronius Silo Poet. (fl. ca. 10)
• 170.Arbronius Silo Mim.. (fl. ca. 35)
• 171.Archipoeta (fl. 1140-1165)
• 172.Arculfus (see Adamnan)
• 173.Arnaldus de Villanova Med. (ca. 1240-1312)
• 174.Arnobius Siccensis (4th cent.)
• 175.Arnulf of Lisieux (see Arnulfus Lexoviensis)
• 176.Arnulfus Lexoviensis (d. 1184)
• 177.Aron, Pietro (see Aaron, Petrus)
• 178.Arruntius, Lucius Hist. (? 1st cent. BCE)
• 179.Arusianus Messius Gramm. (4th cent.)
• 180.Asconius Pedianus, Quintus (9 BCE-76 CE)
• 181.Asellio, Sempronius (2nd cent. BCE)
• 182.Asinius Pollio, Gaius (see Pollio, Gaius Asinius)
• 183.Asper, Aemilius Gramm. (2nd cent.)
• 184.Asser, John (see Asserius)
• 185.Asserius Hist. (d. 909)
• 186.Astydamas Trag. (4th cent. BCE)
• 187.Ateius Capito, Gaius (2nd cent. BCE / 2nd cent. CE)
• 188.Ateius Philologus, Gaius Hist., Philol. (? 1st cent. BCE)
• 189.Athanasius Theol. (ca. 296-373)
• 190.Atilius Comic. (3rd/2nd cent. BCE)
• 191.Atilius, Lucius (see Acilius, Lucius)
• 192.Atilius Fortunatianus Gramm. (3rd / 4th cent.?)
• 193.Atta, Titus Quinctius (see Quinctius Atta, Titus)
• 194.Atticus, Titus Pomponius Epist., Hist. (110/109 - 32 BCE)
• 195.Attius, Lucius (see Lucius Accius)
• 196.Audax Gramm. (? cent.)
• 197.Audoenus, Johannes (see Owen, John)
• 198.Augustine, St. (see Augustinus, St. Aurelius)
• 199.Augustinus, St. Aurelius Theol. (354-430)
• 200.Augustus Caesar Epist., Hist., Poet., Trag. (63 BCE - 14 CE)
• 201.Aurelius Hermia, Lucius (1st cent. BCE)
• 202.Aurelius Victor, Sextus Hist. (4th cent.)
• 203.Aurunculeius Cotta, Lucius Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 204.Ausonius, Decimus Magnus (4th cent.)
• 205.Avianus, Flavius Fab. (ca. 5th cent.)
• 206.Avienus, Rufius Festus (4th cent.)
• 207.Avitus, Alcimus Ecdicius (5th / 6th cent.)

• 1.Bacon, Francis Hist., Phil. (1561-1626)
• 2.Baebius Macer Hist. (1st - 2nd cent.)
• 3.Balbus Agr. (fl. 100-110?)
• 4.Balbus, Caecilius (see Caecilius Balbus)
• 5.Balbus, Titus Ampius (see Ampius Balbus, Titus)
• 6.Balbus, Lucius Cornelius (see Cornelius Balbus, Lucius)
• 7.Baldo Fab. (13th cent.?)
• 8.Barclaius, Johannes (see Barclay, John)
• 9.Barclay, John (1582-1621)
• 10.Barthélemy de Loches (see Bartholomaeus Lochiensis)
• 11.Bartholomaeus Anglicus (13th cent.)
• 12.Bartholomaeus Lochiensis Trag. (1478 - 1538?)
• 13.Bartholomaeus, Nicolaus (see Bartholomaeus Lochiensis)
• 14.Bassus, Caesius (see Caesius Bassus)
• 15.Bebel, Heinrich (1472-1518)
• 16.Beda Venerabilis Epist., Gramm., Hist., Hymn., Theol. (673-735)
• 17.Benedictus Nursinus Theol. (480-543)
• 18.Berengarius Turonensis Theol. (ca. 1000-1088)
• 19.Betulius Augustanus, Xystus (1500-1554)
• 20.Birk, Sixt (see Betulius Augustanus, Xystus)
• 21.Bibulus, Lucius Calpurnius (see Calpurnius Bibulus, Lucius)
• 22.Boethius, Anicius Manlius Torquatus Severinus Comm., Math., Mus., Phil., Theol. (ca. 480 - 524)
• 23.Bonaventura Theol. (1221-1274)
• 24.Boncompagnus de Signa Rhet. (ca. 1165 - ca. 1240)
• 25.Boskovic, Bartolomej (1699-1770)
• 26.Boym, Michel (1612-1659)
• 27.Bracciolini, Poggio (1380-1459)
• 28.Bruni d'Arezzo, Leonardo Biogr., Comic., Comm., Epist., Hist. (ca. 1369-1444)
• 29.Brutus, Marcus Junius Epist., Hist. (85-42 BCE)
• 30.Bulteel, Gislain (1555-1611)
• 31.Burlaeus, Gualterus (see Burley, Walter)
• 32.Burley, Walter (1275-1345?)
• 33.Bury, Ricardus de (1287-1345)
• 34.Caecilius Africanus, Sextus Iurispr. (fl. 130-140)
• 35.Caecilius Balbus (2nd cent.)
• 36.Caecilius Calactinus (2nd cent. ?)
• 37.Caecilius Statius, Gaius (3rd/2nd cent. BCE)
• 38.Caelestinus Hist. (3rd cent.)
• 39.Caelius Aurelianus (5th cent.)
• 40.Caesar, Gaius Julius Epist., Gramm., Hist., Orat., Poet. (102/100-44 BCE)
• 41.Caesius Bassus (d. 79)
• 42.Calpurnius Bibulus, Lucius Hist. (d. ca. 32 BCE)
• 43.Calpurnius Flaccus (1st/2nd cent.)
• 44.Calpurnius Piso Censorinus Frugi, Lucius Hist. (2nd cent. BCE)
• 45.Calpurnius Siculus, Titus Poet. (d. ca. 54)
• 46.Calvus, Gaius Licinius Macer (2nd cent. BCE)
• 47.Campanella, Tommaso Theol. (1568-1639)
• 48.Campion, Thomas Eleg., Epic., Epigram. (1567-1620)
• 49.Caper, Flavius (2nd cent.)
• 50.Carl von Linné (see Linnaeus, Carolus)
• 51.Carmen Arvale (3rd cent.)
• 52.Carmen de Figuris (5th cent.)
• 53.Cassianus, Joannes (ca. 360 - ca. 435)
• 54.Cassiodorus, Flavius Magnus Aurelius (ca. 487 - ca. 580)
• 55.Cassius Felix (5th cent.)
• 56.Cassius Hemina, Lucius Hist. (2nd cent. BCE)
• 57.Catalepton (see Appendix Vergiliana)
• 58.Catilina, Lucius Sergius Epist., Orat. (ca. 108-62 BCE)
• 59.Cato, Marcus Porcius Agr., Epist., Orat., Tact. (234-149 BCE)
• 60.Catullus, Gaius Valerius Poet. (ca. 84 - ca. 54 BCE)
• 61.Celsus, Aulus Cornelius Agr., Med., Rhet., Tact. (fl. 20-30 CE)
• 62.Celtis, Conradus Poet. (1459-1508)
• 63.Censorinus (fl. 238)
• 64.Cereta Serina, Laura Epist. (1469-1499)
• 65.Cetius Faventinus, Marcus (2nd cent.?)
• 66.Chalcidius (4th cent.)
• 67.Charisius, Flavius Sosipater (4th cent.)
• 68.Chirius Fortunatianus, Gaius (4th cent.?)
• 69.Chrestien, Florent Trans. (1541-1596)
• 70.Cicero, Marcus Tullius Epigram., Epist., Hist., Orat., Phil., Poet., Rhet., Trans. (106-43 BCE)
• 71.Cicero, Quintus Tullius Epist., Poet. (102-43 BCE)
• 72.Cinna, Gaius Helvius (d. 44 BCE)
• 73.Ciris (see Appendix Vergiliana)
• 74.Claudianus Mamertus (5th cent.)
• 75.Claudianus, Claudius Poet. (d. ca. 404)
• 76.Claudius Caecus, Appius Epist., Orat. (ca. 340 - ca. 273 BCE)
• 77.Claudius Caesar (2nd cent.)
• 78.Claudius Mamertinus (4th cent.)
• 79.Claudius Quadrigarius, Quintus (ca. 2nd cent. BCE)
• 80.Cledonius (5th cent.)
• 81.Clemens Scotus (9th cent.)
• 82.Clement of Rome Epist., Theol. (2nd cent.)
• 83.Codex Justinianus (see Codex Repetitae Praelectionis)
• 84.Codex Repetitae Praelectionis
• 85.Coelius Antipater, Lucius Hist. (2nd cent. BCE)
• 86.Colmanus Lindisfarnensis (ca. 605 - 676)
• 87.Columella, Lucius Junius Moderatus Agr. (fl. 50)
• 88.Comenius, Johann Amos (1592-1670)
• 89.Commodianus (fl. 250)
• 90.Consentius (5th cent.)
• 91.Consolatio ad Liviam (see Ovidius Naso, Publius)
• 92.Constantia Epist. (11th / 12th cent.)
• 93.Constantinus Augustus, Imperator Caesar Flavius Valerius Epist., Hist., Leg. (ca. 280-337)
• 94.Copa (see Appendix Vergiliana)
• 95.Corippus, Flavius Cresconius (6th cent.)
• 96.Cornelia Epist. (ca. 190 - ca. 115 BCE)
• 97.Cornelius Balbus, Lucius Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 98.Cornelius Gallus, Gaius Eleg. (70/69 - 27/6 BCE)
• 99.Cornelius Nepos (see Nepos, Cornelius)
• 100.Cornelius Severus Epic. (fl. 38 BCE)
• 101.Cornelius Sulla Felix, Lucius Hist. (ca. 138-79 BCE)
• 102.Cornificius, Quintus Orat., Poet. (ca. 78-42 BCE)
• 103.Corpus Juris Canonici
• 104.Corpus Juris Civilis
• 105.Corpus Tibullianum (see Appendix Tibulliana)
• 106.Corvinus, Laurentius (ca. 1465-1527)
• 107.Cotta, Lucius Aurunculeius (see Aurunculeius Cotta, Lucius)
• 108.Cotta, Giovanni (1480-1510)
• 109.Culex (see Appendix Vergiliana)
• 110.Curtius Rufus, Quintus (fl. 40-50)
• 111.Cyprianus Gallus (5th cent.)
• 112.Cyprianus, Thascius Caecilius (d. 258)
• 113.Damasus (d. 384)
• 114.Dante Alighieri (1265-1321)
• 115.Dares Phrygius (5th/6th cent.)
• 116.De Constantino Magno (? cent.)
• 117.De Rebus Bellicis (4th cent.)
• 118.De Situ Orbis (medieval)
• 119.De Unibove (10th/11th cent.)
• 120.De Viris Illustribus (4th cent.)
• 121.Dellius, Quintus Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 122.Descartes, René Phil. (1596-1650)
• 123.Desiderius Cadurcensis (d. 655)
• 124.Dicta Catonis (3rd cent.)
• 125.Dictys Cretensis (4th cent.?)
• 126.Digesta (see Corpus Juris Civilis)
• 127.Diomedes (4th cent.)
• 128.Dionysius Exiguus (6th cent.)
• 129.Dirae (see Appendix Vergiliana)
• 130.Disticha Catonis (see Dicta Catonis)
• 131.Domitius Ahenobarbus, Gnaeus Leg. (fl. 90)
• 132.Donatianus (5th cent.)
• 133.Donatus, Aelius Comm., Gramm. (fl. 350)
• 134.Donatus, Tiberius Claudius (4th cent.)
• 135.Dositheus Magister (4th cent.)
• 136.Dracontius, Blossius Aemilius (5th cent)
• 137.Drusus, Gaius Hist. (? 1st cent.)
• 138.Dubois, Jacques (see Sylvius, Jacobus)
• 139.Dudo (11th cent.)
• 140.Duns Scotus, Joannes (ca. 1265-ca.1308)

• 1.Egeria (fl. ca. 480)
• 2.Ekkehardus (ca. 910 - 973)
• 3.Elegiae in Maecenatem (1st cent.)
• 4.Ennius, Quintus Trag. (239 - 169 BCE)
• 5.Ennodius, Magnus Felix (ca. 473-521)
• 6.Epicedium Drusi (see Consolatio ad Liviam)
• 7.Epistula Alexandri ad Aristotelem (? cent.)
• 8.Erasmus, Desiderius (ca. 1469 - 1536)
• 9.Erchempertus Hist. (9th cent.)
• 10.Eucherius Lugdunensis Theol. (fl. 410 - ca. 449)
• 11.Eugenius Toletanus (7th cent.)
• 12.Eugenius Vulgarius (fl. 907)
• 13.Eugippius (5th - 6th cent.)
• 14.Euler, Leonhard Astr., Math., Mech. (1707-1783)
• 15.Eunan (see Adamnan)
• 16.Eutropius Hist. (4th cent.)
• 17.Eutyches (6th cent.)
• 18.Eutychius (see Eutyches)
• 19.Excerpta Valesiana (4th cent. or 6th cent.)
• 20.Expositio totius mundi et gentium (4th cent.)
• 21.Exsuperantius, Julius (4th / 5th cent.)
• 22.Fasti Capitolini (1st cent.?)
• 23.Faventinus, Cetius (see Cetius Faventinus, Marcus)
• 24.Favonius Eulogius (4th cent.)
• 25.Fenestella (ca. 35 BCE - ca. 35 CE)
• 26.Festus Rufius (see Rufius Festus)
• 27.Festus, Sextus Pompeius (2nd cent.)
• 28.Ficino, Marsilio Trans. (1433 - 1499)
• 29.Figulus, Publius Nigidius (see Nigidius Figulus, Publius)
• 30.Firmicus Maternus, Julius (4th cent.)
• 31.Flavius Caper (see Caper, Flavius)
• 32.Fletcher, Phineas (1582-1650)
• 33.Flodoardus Remensis (ca. 894-966)
• 34.Florus, Julius (see Florus, Lucius Annaeus)
• 35.Florus, Lucius Annaeus Hist., Poet. (fl. 120-130)
• 36.Florus, Publius Annius (see Florus, Lucius Annaeus)
• 37.Forsett, Edward (1553? - 1630)
• 38.Fortunatus, Venantius Honorius Clementianus Hymn., Poet. (ca. 530 - ca. 600)
• 39.Fredegarius (7th cent.)
• 40.Fridegodus (10th cent.)
• 41.Frithegode (see Fridegodus)
• 42.Frodebertus (7th cent.)
• 43.Frontinus, Sextus Julius Agr. (ca. 30 - 104)
• 44.Fronto, Marcus Cornelius (2nd cent.)
• 45.Frugi, Lucius Calpurnius Piso Censorinus (see Calpurnius Piso Censorinus Frugi, Lucius)
• 46.Fulgentius Ruspensis (467-533)
• 47.Fulgentius, Fabius Claudius Gordianus Planciades Myth. (5th - 6th cent.)
• 48.Gaius Iurispr. (2nd cent.)
• 49.Galba, Gaius Sulpicius (see Sulpicius Galba, Gaius)
• 50.Galerius Valerius Maximianus, Gaius Leg. (ca. 250 - 311)
• 51.Galfridus Monemutensis Hist. (1100?-1154)
• 52.Galileo Galilei (1564-1642)
• 53.Gallus, Gaius Cornelius (see Cornelius Gallus, Gaius)
• 54.Gargilius Martialis, Quintus Agr., Hist. (d. 260)
• 55.Gaudeamus igitur (see Kindleben, Christian Wilhelm)
• 56.Gaudentius (4th/5th cent.)
• 57.Gaufredus Malaterra (11th cent.)
• 58.Gaunilo (11th cent.)
• 59.Gelasius Epist., Theol. (fl. 492 - 496)
• 60.Gellius, Aulus (fl. 150)
• 61.Geminus, Tanusius (see Tanusius Geminus)
• 62.Gennadius (5th cent.)
• 63.Gentili, Scipio Epic., Trans. (1563-1616)
• 64.Geoffrey of Monmouth (see Galfridus Monemutensis)
• 65.Germanicus, Julius Caesar Trans. (15 BCE - 19 CE)
• 66.Gesta Berengarii (10th cent.)
• 67.Gesta Francorum et aliorum Hierosolymitanorum (ca. 12th cent.)
• 68.Giraldus Cambrensis (1147 - 1223)
• 69.Girolamo Vida, Marco (see Vida, Marco Girolamo)
• 70.Godefridus (see Godfrey of Winchester)
• 71.Godfrey of Winchester (d. 1107)
• 72.Gordianus I, Imperator Epic. (ca. 158 - 238)
• 73.Gracchus, Gaius Sempronius (154 - 121 BCE)
• 74.Granius Licinianus (2nd cent.)
• 75.Granius Licinianus, Gaius (2nd cent.)
• 76.Gratianus (12nd cent.)
• 77.Grattius Faliscus (1st cent. BCE - 1st cent. CE)
• 78.Gregorius I Magnus (ca. 540 - 604)
• 79.Gregorius IX (ca. 1145 - 1241)
• 80.Gregorius XIII (1502 - 1585)
• 81.Gregorius Illiberitanus (4th cent.)
• 82.Gregorius magister (12nd/13th cent.)
• 83.Gregorius Turonensis (ca. 540 - 594)
• 84.Gregory I, Pope (see Gregorius I Magnus)
• 86.Guido de Basochis (13th cent.)
• 87.Gwinne, Matthew Trag. (1558? - 1627)

• 1.Hadrianus Augustus, Publius Aelius Epist., Hist., Leg., Orat., Poet. (76 - 138)
• 2.Halley, Edmond (1656 - 1742)
• 3.Heloise Epist. (1101 - 1164)
• 4.Henricus Septimellensis Eleg. (fl. ca. 1190?)
• 5.Henry VII Epist. (1457 - 1509)
• 6.Hermogenianus (4th cent.)
• 7.Hieronymus Stridonensis, Sophronius Eusebius Epist., Theol., Trans. (ca. 347 - 419)
• 8.Hilarianus, Julius (4th cent.)
• 9.Hilarius (ca. 315 - 367)
• 10.Hincmarus Remensis (ca. 806-882)
• 11.Hirtius, Aulus Epist., Hist., Orat. (d. 43 BCE)
• 12.Historia Apollonii regis Tyri (5th / 6th cent.)
• 13.Historia Augusta (see Scriptores Historiae Augustae)
• 14.Holberg, Ludvig (1684 - 1754)
• 15.Honorius, Julius (4th / 5th cent.)
• 16.Honorius Augustodunensis (ca. 1080 - 1137)
• 17.Horace (see Horatius Flaccus, Quintus)
• 18.Horatius Flaccus, Quintus Epist., Poet., Sat. (65 - 8 BCE)
• 19.Hortensius Hortalus, Quintus Hist., Orat., Rhet. (114-50 BCE)
• 20.Hosidius Geta (3rd cent.)
• 21.Hrabanus Maurus (780 - 856)
• 22.Hugo Aurelianensis (ca. 1093 - ca. 1160)
• 23.Hugo de Sancto Victore (ca. 1096 - 1141)
• 24.Hugo of Orleans (see Hugo Aurelianensis)
• 25.Hyginus, Gaius Julius Astr., Hist., Myth. (1st cent. BCE - 1st cent. CE)
• 26.Hyginus Gromaticus Agr. (ca. 100)
• 27.Ignatius Loyola Theol. (1491 - 1556)
• 28.Ilias Latina (2nd cent.)
• 29.Iliberitanus (see Gregorius Illiberitanus)
• 30.Illiberritanus (see Gregorius Illiberitanus)
• 31.Innocentius III Theol. (1160/61 - 1216)
• 32.Institutiones (see Corpus iuris civilis)
• 33.Isidore of Seville (see Isidorus Hispalensis)
• 34.Isidorus Hispalensis Epist., Gramm., Hist., Theol. (ca. 570 - 636)
• 35.Itineraria Antonini Augusti (3rd cent.)
• 36.Itinerarium Alexandri (4th cent.)
• 37.Itinerarium maritimum (3rd cent.)
• 38.Itinerarium provinciarum (3rd cent.)
• 39.Jacobus de Voragine (ca. 1229 - 1298)
• 40.Jacobus Sylvius (see Sylvius, Jacobus)
• 41.Januarius Nepotianus (4th cent.)
• 42.Janus Secundus Nicolaius Hagiensis (1511 - 1536)
• 43.Jerome (see Hieronymus Stridonensis, Sophronius Eusebius)
• 44.Joannes I (6th cent.)
• 45.Joannes Diaconus (see Joannes I)
• 46.Johannes de Alta Silva (fl. 1184 - 1212)
• 47.Jordanes Hist. (6th cent.)
• 48.Joseph of Exeter (see Josephy Exoniensis)
• 49.Josephus Exoniensis (d. ca. 1224)
• 50.Julianus Toletanus (7th cent.)
• 51.Julianus Toletanus (ca. 652 - 690)
• 52.Julianus, Flavius Claudius (331 - 363)
• 53.Julius Caesar, Gaius (see Caesar, Gaius Julius)
• 54.Julius Exsuperantius (see Exsuperantius, Julius)
• 55.Julius Honorius (see Honorius, Julius)
• 56.Julius Hyginus, Gaius (see Hyginus, Gaius Julius)
• 57.Julius Marathus (see Marathus, Julius)
• 58.Julius Obsequens (see Obsequens, Julius)
• 59.Julius Paris (see Paris, Julius)
• 60.Julius Saturninus (see Saturninus, Julius)
• 61.Julius Severus (? cent.)
• 62.Junillus (fl. 545)
• 63.Junius Brutus, Marcus (see Brutus, Marcus Junius)
• 64.Justin (see Justinus, Marcus Junianus)
• 65.Justinianus Augustus, Flavius Petrus Sabbatius Iurispr., Leg. (527 - 565)
• 66.Justinus, Marcus Junianus Hist. (3rd cent.)
• 67.Justus Lipsius (see Lipsius, Justus)
• 68.Juvenalis, Decimus Junius Sat. (ca. 50/65 - ca. 127)
• 69.Juvencus, Gaius Vettius Aquilinus (4th cent.)
• 70.Kindleben, Christian Wilhelm (1748-1785)
• 71.Kramer, Heinrich (1430 - 1505)
• 72.La Rue, Charles de (see Ruaeus, Carolus)
• 73.Laberius, Decimus (ca. 115 - 43 BCE)
• 74.Lactantius Placidus (6th cent.)
• 75.Lactantius, Lucius Cae(ci)lius Firmianus Theol. (ca. 250 - ca. 325)
• 76.Laevius (2nd cent. BCE)
• 77.Landor, Walter Savage Poet. (1775 - 1864)
• 78.Largus, Scribonius (see Scribonius Largus)
• 79.Laterculus Veronensis (4th cent.)
• 80.Latro, Marcus Porcius (2nd cent.)
• 81.Leo I Magnus (5th cent.)
• 82.Leo Archipresbyter Hist. (10th cent.)
• 83.Leo of Naples (see Leo Archipresbyter)
• 85.L'Homond, Charles François (1727 - 1794)
• 86.Libellus de regionibus urbis Romae (see Notitia regionum)
• 87.Liber de causis
• 88.Licinianus (6th cent.)
• 89.Licinianus, Gaius Granius (see Granius Licinianus, Gaius)
• 90.Licinius Crassus, Lucius Leg. (fl. 90)
• 91.Licinius Imbrex Com. (3rd/2nd cent. BCE)
• 92.Linnaeus, Carolus (1707 - 1778)
• 93.Lipsius, Justus (1547 - 1606)
• 94.Livius Andronicus Trag. (ca. 285 - 204 BCE)
• 95.Livius, Titus Hist. (59 BCE - 17 CE)
• 96.Livy (see Livius, Titus)
• 97.Longus, Velius (see Velius Longus)
• 98.Lotario dei Segni (see Innocent III)
• 99.Lucanus, Marcus Annaeus Epic. (39 - 65)
• 100.Lucifer (4th cent.)
• 101.Lucilius, Gaius Sat. (2nd cent. BCE)
• 102.Lucretius Carus, Titus (ca. 94 - 55 BCE)
• 103.Luther, Martin Theol. (1483 - 1546)
• 104.Luxorius (6th cent.)
• 105.Lygdamus Eleg. (1st cent. BCE - 1st cent. CE)

• 1.Macarius Aegyptius Theol. (ca. 300 - ca. 390)
• 2.Macarius Alexandrinus Theol. (d. ca. 405)
• 3.Macer, Aemilius (d. 16 BCE)
• 4.Macer, Baebius (see Baebius Macer)
• 5.Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius Comm., Gramm. (fl. 430)
• 6.Macropedius, Georgius Comic., Rhet. (1486 - 1558)
• 7.Maecenas, Gaius Cilnius (ca. 70 - 8 BCE)
• 8.Maidstone, Clement (see Maydeston, Clement)
• 9.Malchus (see Porphyrius)
• 10.Mallius Theodorus, Flavius (ca. 5th cent.)
• 11.Manilius, Marcus Astr. (2nd cent.)
• 12.Marathus, Julius Hist. (1st cent. BCE - 1st cent. CE)
• 13.Marbode of Rennes (see Marbodus Redonensis)
• 14.Marbodus Redonensis (ca. 1035 - 1123)
• 15.Marcellinus Comes Hist. (fl. 500-534)
• 16.Marcellus (ca. 5th cent.)
• 17.Marcius Vates, Gnaeus Poet. (fl. ca. 230 BCE)
• 18.Marculfus (7th cent.)
• 19.Marius Maximus, Lucius (2nd / 3rd cent.)
• 20.Marius Victorinus Afer, Gaius (see Victorinus, Gaius Marius)
• 21.Martial (see Martialis, Marcus Valerius)
• 22.Martialis, Marcus Valerius Epigram. (ca. 40 - 102)
• 23.Martianus Capella (5th cent.)
• 24.Martin of Braga, St. (see Martinus Bracarensis)
• 25.Martinus Dumiensis (see Martinus Bracarensis)
• 26.Martinus Bracarensis (ca. 515 - 579/80)
• 27.Marx, Karl Phil. (1818 - 1883)
• 28.Matius, Gnaeus (2nd cent. BCE)
• 29.Maximianus Etruscus Eleg. (6th cent.)
• 30.May, Thomas Epic. (1595 - 1650)
• 31.Maydeston, Clement (1390 - ca. 1456)
• 32.Mease, Peter Trag. (ca. 1600 - 1649)
• 33.Melanchthon, Philippus Theol. (1497 - 1560)
• 34.Mela, Pomponius Geogr. (fl. 40)
• 35.Mercator, Gerhard Geogr. (1512-1594)
• 36.Merobaudes, Flavius (5th cent.)
• 37.Messalla Corvinus, Marcus Valerius Gramm., Hist., Poet., Trans. (64 BCE - 8 CE)
• 38.Messalla Rufus, Marcus Valerius Hist. (fl. 53 BCE)
• 39.Milton, John Eleg., Theol. (1608 - 1674)
• 40.Minucius Felix, Marcus (3rd cent.)
• 41.Mirabilia Urbis Romae (ca. 1150)
• 42.More, Thomas Phil. (1478 - 1535)
• 43.Moretum (see Appendix Vergiliana)
• 44.Munatius Rufus Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 45.Muret, Marc-Antoine Trag. (1526 - 1585)
• 46.Musa, Antonius (2nd cent.)
• 47.Naevius, Gnaeus (ca. 269 - 204 BCE)
• 48.Naogeorgus, Thomas (1511 - 1563)
• 49.Naso, Marcus Actorius (see Actorius Naso, Marcus)
• 50.Naso, Publius Ovidius (see Ovidius Naso, Publius)
• 51.Naucellius (4th cent.)
• 52.Naugerius, Andreas (1483 - 1529)
• 53.Navagero, Andrea (see Naugerius, Andreas)
• 54.Neckam, Alexander (1157-1217)
• 55.Nemesianus, Marcus Aurelius Olympius (fl. 284)
• 56.Nennius (9th cent.)
• 57.Nepos, Cornelius Hist. (ca. 99 - 24 BCE)
• 58.Nepotianus, Januarius (see Januarius Nepotianus)
• 59.Nequam (see Neckam, Alexander)
• 60.Newton, Isaac Math., Mech. (1642 - 1727)
• 61.Nicholas of Cusa Math., Theol. (1401 - 1464)
• 62.Niger, Aquilius (see Aquilius Niger)
• 63.Nigidius Figulus, Publius (ca. 98 - 45 BCE)
• 64.Nithardus Hist. (ca. 800 - 845)
• 65.Nonius Marcellus (4th cent.)
• 66.Notitia dignitatum (401/409 - 425/429)
• 67.Notitia regionum (334 CE)
• 68.Notitia urbis Constantinopolitanae (ca. 408-450)
• 69.Notitia urbis Romae de regionibus urbis (see Notitia regionum)
• 70.Notker Balbulus (ca. 840 - 912)
• 71.Novatianus (3rd cent.)
• 72.Novellae (Corpus iuris civilis)
• 73.Novius (1st cent. BCE)
• 74.Obsequens, Julius (4th cent.)
• 75.Oppius, Gaius Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 76.Optatianus Porfyrius, Publilius (4th cent.)
• 77.Origo Constantini imperatoris (4th cent.)
• 78.Origo gentis Langobardorum (7th cent.)
• 79.Origo gentis Romanae (4th cent.)
• 80.Orosius, Paulus (4th / 5th cent.)
• 81.Ortelius, Abraham Geogr. (1527 - 1598)
• 82.Ovid (see Ovidius Naso, Publius)
• 83.Ovidius Naso, Publius Eleg., Myth., Trag. (43 BCE - 17 CE)
• 84.Owen, John Epigram. (1564 - 1622)

• 1.Pacatus Drepanius, Latinus (4th cent.)
• 2.Pacuvius, Marcus (220 - ca. 130 BCE)
• 3.Paeanius (see Eutropius)
• 4.Palaemon, Quintus Remmius (2nd cent.)
• 5.Palladius Latinus Trans. (5th cent.)
• 6.Palladius Rutilius Taurus Aemilianus Agr., Med. (4th cent.)
• 7.Pandectae (see Justinianus Augustus)
• 8.Panegyricus Messallae (1st cent. BCE)
• 9.Papias (11th cent.)
• 10.Pardulus Laudunensis Med. (9th cent.)
• 11.Paris, Julius (4th / 5th cent.)
• 12.Pascolus, Joannes Poet. (1855 - 1912)
• 13.Passeratius, Johannes (1534 - 1602)
• 14.Patricius (5th cent.)
• 15.Patrick (see Patricius)
• 16.Paulinus Aquileiensis (ca. 750 - 802)
• 17.Paulinus Nolanus, Meropius Pontius Ancius (ca. 353 - 431)
• 18.Paulus Winfridus Diaconus Comm., Fab., Gramm., Hist., Theol. (ca. 720 - ca. 799)
• 19.Pedo, Albinovanus (2nd cent.)
• 20.Pelagius I Epist., Theol. (fl. 555-561)
• 21.Pelagius II Epist., Theol. (fl. 577-590)
• 22.Pelagonius (4th cent.)
• 23.Persius Flaccus, Aulus Sat. (34 - 62)
• 24.Pervigilium Veneris (2nd-3rd / 4th cent.)
• 25.Petrarca, Francesco Epist., Hist. (1304 - 1374)
• 26.Petrarch (see Petrarca, Francesco)
• 27.Petronius Arbiter, Gaius/Titus Sat. (d. 66)
• 28.Petrus Blesensis (ca. 1135 - ca. 1204)
• 29.Petrus Damiani (ca. 1007 - 1072)
• 30.Phaedrus Fab. (ca. 20 BCE - ca. 50 CE)
• 31.Phocas (5th cent.)
• 32.Piccolomini, Aeneas Sylvius (1405 - 1464)
• 33.Pico della Mirandola, Giovanni Francesco (see Picus Mirandulanus)
• 34.Picus Mirandulanus, Johannes (1463 - 1494)
• 35.Piso Censorinus Frugi, Lucius Calpurnius (see Calpurnius Piso Censorinus Frugi, Lucius)
• 36.Pius II (see Piccolomini, Aeneas Sylvius)
• 37.Placidus Lactantius (see Lactantius Placidus)
• 38.Placitus Papyriensis, Sextus (5th cent.)
• 39.Plancus, Lucius Munatius (2nd cent. BCE)
• 40.Plato, pseudo- (see Ficino, Marsilio)
• 41.Plautus, Titus Maccius Com., Epigram. (254 - 184 BCE)
• 42.Plinius Caecilius Secundus, Gaius Epist. (62 - ca. 114)
• 43.Plinius Secundus, Gaius Agr., Astr., Geogr., Gramm., Hist., Med., Rhet., Tact. (23 - 79)
• 44.Pliny the Elder (see Plinius Secundus, Gaius)
• 45.Pliny the Younger (see Plinius Caecilius Secundus, Gaius)
• 46.Plotius Sacerdos, Marius (3rd cent.)
• 47.Poggio Bracciolini (see Bracciolini, Poggio)
• 48.Polemius Silvius (5th cent.)
• 49.Pollio, Gaius Asinius Hist. (76 BCE - 5 CE)
• 50.Pompeius (5th cent.)
• 51.Pomponius Atticus, Titus (see Atticus, Titus Pomponius)
• 52.Pomponius Bononiensis, Lucius (2nd cent. BCE)
• 53.Pomponius Mela (see Mela, Pomponius)
• 54.Pomponius Porphyrio (see Porphyrio, Pomponius)
• 55.Pontanus, Joannes Jovianus (1426 - 1503)
• 56.Porcius Licinus (2nd cent. BCE)
• 57.Porphyrio, Pomponius (3rd cent.)
• 58.Porphyrius, Publilius Optatianus (see Optatianus Porfyrius, Publilius)
• 59.Prasch, Johann Ludwig (1637 - 1690)
• 60.Priapea
• 61.Primas (see Hugo Aurelianensis)
• 62.Priscianus (ca. 6th cent.)
• 63.Priscianus, Theodorus (ca. 5th cent.)
• 64.Priscianus Lydus Trans.
• 65.Probus, Valerius (2nd cent.)
• 66.Prokopovic, Theophanes Epigram. (1681 - 1736)
• 67.Propertius, Sextus Eleg. (ca. 47 - 16 BCE)
• 68.Prosper Tiro Aquitanus Theol. (ca. 390 - ca. 463)
• 69.Prudentius Clemens, Aurelius (348 - ca. 410)
• 70.Pseudo-*** (see ***)
• 71.Pseudoplatonica (see Ficino, Marsilio)
• 72.Publilius Syrus (see Syrus, Publilius)
• 73.Querolus (ca. 5th cent.)
• 74.Quintilianus, Marcus Fabius Orat., Rhet. (ca. 35 - 96)
• 75.Quintus Curtius Rufus (see Curtius Rufus, Quintus)
• 76.Rabanus Maurus Theol. (784? - 856)
• 77.Rabirius, Gaius (2nd cent.)
• 78.Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum (see Arnaldus de Villanova)
• 79.Reposianus (fl. ca. 300)
• 80.Rhetorica ad Herennium (1st cent. BCE)
• 81.Rimbaud, Arthur Poet. (1854 - 1891)
• 82.Ruaeus, Carolus (1643 - 1725)
• 83.Rufinus (5th cent.)
• 84.Rufinus Aquileiensis (345 - 410)
• 85.Rufius Festus (4th cent.)
• 86.Ruggle, George Com. (1575 - 1622)
• 87.Rutilius Claudius Namatianus (fl. 416)
• 88.Rutilius Lupus, Publius Rhet. (fl. ca. 20)

• 1.Sabinus, Aulus (15th cent.)
• 2.Sacerdos (see Plotius Sacerdos, Marius)
• 3.Sallustius Crispus, Gaius Epist., Hist., Orat. (86 - 36 BCE)
• 4.Salvianus (5th cent.)
• 5.Sannazarius, Jacobus Theol. (1458 - 1530)
• 6.Saturninus, Julius Hist. (1st cent.)
• 7.Saufeius Hist., Philol. (? 1st cent. BCE)
• 8.Saxo Grammaticus (ca. 1150 - ca. 1220)
• 9.Scaliger, Joseph Juste Trans. (1540-1609)
• 10.Scaurus, Terentius (2nd cent.)
• 11.Scribonius Largus Med. (2nd cent.)
• 12.Scriptores historiae Augustae (4th cent.)
• 13.Secundinus Manichaeus (4th / 5th cent.)
• 14.Sedulius, Caelius Eleg., Epigram., Hymn. (4th cent.)
• 15.Sedulius, Scotus (fl. 848 - 860)
• 16.Sempronius Asellio (see Asellio, Sempronius)
• 17.Senatus Consultum de Bacchanalibus (186 BCE)
• 18.Seneca, Lucius Annaeus Hist., Rhet. (55 BCE - 40 CE)
• 19.Seneca, Lucius Annaeus Phil., Trag. (ca. 4 BCE - 65 CE)
• 20.Sentius Augurinus, Quintus Gellius (fl. 120)
• 21.Serenus Sammonicus, Quintus Med. (fl. 240)
• 22.Sergius (4th cent.)
• 23.Servius Honoratus, Maurus Comm., Gramm. (4th - 5th cent.)
• 24.Sextus Placitus Papyriensis (see Placitus Papyriensis, Sextus)
• 25.Siculus Flaccus Agr. (1st - 2nd cent.)
• 26.Sidonius Apollinaris, Gaius Sollius Modestus (ca. 430 - ca. 490)
• 27.Sigebertus Gemblacensis Hist., Theol. (c. 1035 - 1112)
• 28.Silius Italicus, Tiberius Catius Asconius Epic. (ca. 26 - 101)
• 29.Simón Abril, Pedro Gramm. (1530?-1595?)
• 30.Sinnius Capito (2nd cent. BCE)
• 31.Sisenna, Lucius Cornelius (119 - 67 BCE)
• 32.Smaragdus (d. ca. 825)
• 33.Solinus, Gaius Julius (3rd cent.)
• 34.Spinoza, Benedictus de Phil. (1632 - 1677)
• 35.Sprenger, Jakob (1436 - 1495)
• 36.Statius, Publius Papinius Epic., Poet. (ca. 45 - 96)
• 37.Stilo Praeconinus, Lucius Aelius (2nd cent. BCE)
• 38.Suetonius Tranquillus, Gaius Hist. (ca. 70 - ca. 150)
• 39.Suffenus Poet. (1st cent. BCE)
• 40.Sulla Felix, Lucius Cornelius (see Cornelius Sulla Felix, Lucius)
• 41.Sulpicia Eleg. (fl. ca. 20 BCE)
• 42.Sulpicia (middle ages?)
• 43.Sulpicius Galba, Gaius Hist. (? 1st cent. BCE)
• 44.Sulpicius Severus (ca. 360 - 420/425)
• 45.Sylvius, Jacobus Med. (1478-1555)
• 46.Symmachus, Quintus Aurelius Epist. (ca. 340 - 402)
• 47.Symphosius (4th / 5th cent.)
• 48.Syrus, Publilius Mim. (fl. ca. 45 BCE)
• 49.Tacitus, Publius Cornelius Hist. (ca. 55 - ca. 120)
• 50.Tanusius Geminus Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 51.Terentianus Maurus (3rd cent.)
• 52.Terence (see Terentius Afer, Publius)
• 53.Terentius After, Publius Com. (ca. 195 - 159 BCE)
• 54.Tertullianus, Quintus Septimius Florens Theol. (ca. 150 - ca. 230)
• 55.Theganus Trevirensis Hist. (b. ca. 800)
• 56.Theobaldus (11th cent.)
• 57.Theodosius II Iurispr. (401 - 450)
• 58.Theophilus Presbyter (11th cent.)
• 59.Thomas of Celano Theol. (ca. 1190 - ca. 1260)
• 60.Thomas à Kempis Theol. (1380 - 1471)
• 61.Tiberianus (4th cent.)
• 62.Tibullus, Albius Eleg. (ca. 54 - 19/18 BCE)
• 63.Tiro, Marcus Tullius Hist. (d. ca. 4 BCE)
• 64.Trabea Com. (fl. 120 BCE)
• 65.Traianus Augustus, Imperator Caesar Nerva Epist., Hist. (53 - 117)
• 66.Trogus, Pompeius (2nd cent.)
• 67.Tullius Cicero, Marcus (see Cicero, Marcus Tullius)
• 68.Tullius Tiro, Marcus (see Tiro, Marcus Tullius)
• 69.Turnus (2nd cent.)
• 70.Turpilius, Sextus (2nd cent. BCE)

• 1.Ulpianus, Domitius (ca. 3rd cent.)
• 2.Vacca (6th cent.?)
• 3.Valerius Aedituus (see Aedituus, Valerius)
• 4.Valerius Flaccus Sentinus Balbus, Gaius Epic. (fl. ca. 80)
• 5.Valerius Maximus (fl. ca. 30)
• 6.Valgius Rufus, Gaius (fl. ca. 65 BCE)
• 7.Varius Rufus, Lucius (ca. 74 - 14 BCE)
• 8.Varro Atacinus, Publius Terentius (fl. 82 BCE)
• 9.Varro Reatinus, Marcus Terentius Agr., Epist., Gramm., Hist., Phil., Sat. (116-27 BCE)
• 10.Vegetius Renatus, Flavius Med., Tact. (fl. ca. 390)
• 11.Vegius, Maphaeus Epic., Theol. (1406/7-1458)
• 12.Velius Longus (2nd cent.)
• 13.Velleius Paterculus, Gaius Hist. (ca. 20 BCE - 30 CE)
• 14.Venantius Fortunatus (see Fortunatus, Venantius Honorius Clementianus)
• 15.Vergilius Maro, Publius Agr., Epic. (70-19 BCE)
• 16.Verrius Flaccus, Marcus (1st cent. BCE - 1st cent. CE)
• 17.Vespa (3rd cent.)
• 18.Vibius Sequester (4th / 5th cent.)
• 19.Vico, Giambattista Orat. (1668-1744)
• 20.Victor, Aurelius (see Aurelius Victor, Sextus)
• 21.Victor Vitensis (5th cent.)
• 22.Victorinus Poetovionensis (3rd cent.)
• 23.Victorinus, Gaius Marius (4th cent.)
• 24.Victorinus, Maximus (? cent.)
• 25.Vida, Marco Girolamo (ca. 1485-1566)
• 26.Vindolanda tablets (1st / 2nd cent.)
• 27.Virgil (see Vergilius Maro, Publius)
• 28.Vita Beatricis (13th cent.?)
• 29.Vita Sancti Columbae
• 30.Vitruvius Pollio, Marcus Arch. (ca. 80 - ca. 20 BCE)
• 31.Vives, Juan Luis Comm. (1492-1540)
• 32.Volumnius, Publius Hist., Phil. (1st cent. BCE)
• 33.Volcacius Sedigitus (2nd / 1st cent. BCE)
• 34.Volusius Hist. (1st cent. BCE)
• 35.Volusius Maecianus, Lucius (2nd cent.)
• 36.Waardenburg, Henricus Poet. (1760-1812)
• 37.Walafrid Strabo (ca. 808-849)
• 38.Walter of England (see Gualterius Anglicus)
• 39.William of Ockham (see Guillelmus de Ockham)

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• Abbo Floriacensis (ca. 945 - 1004)
• Michaelis Abel (ca. 1542 - post 1609)
• Adam Pulchrae Mulieris (floruit ca. 1230)
• Adso Dervensis (ca. 920 - 992)
• Aelredus Rievallensis (1110 - 1167)
• Aemilii Paulli decretum Hastense (189 a. Chr. n.)
• Agnellus (ca. 805 - post 841)
• Alanus ab Insulis (ca. 1120 - 1202)
• Leon Battista Alberti (1404 - 1472)
• Albertanus Brixiensis (ca. 1190 - post 1250)
• Albertus Magnus (ca. 1195 - 1280)
• Alcestis Barcinonensis (ca. 350)
• Alcuinus (ca. 730 -804)
• Alkindus/al-Kindi (ca. 801 - 873)
• Alpharabius (ca. 870 - ca. 950)
• Altercatio Hadriani Augusti et Epicteti philosophi (saec. III p. Chr. n.)
• Ambrosius (ca. 339 - 397)
• Ammianus Marcellinus (ca. 333 - post 392)
• Lucius Ampelius, Liber memorialis (floruit saec. IV ?)
• Andreas Capellanus (floruit 1180/90)
• Angelbertus (floruit ca. 840/50)
• Angilbertus (ca. 745 - 814)
• Anonymus Bernensis (ca. 1090)
• Anselmus Cantuariensis (1033 - 1109)
• Antonius Astesanus (1412 - 1463)
• Apicii de re coquinaria (ca. 390/450)
• Appendix Vergiliana (ca. 50 a. Chr. n.- 100 p. Chr. n.)
• Apuleius (ca. 125 - ca. 180)
• Arator Subdiaconus (ca. 490 - post 544)
• Archipoeta (ca. 1130 - post 1167)
• Arnulfus Lovaniensis (ca. 1200 - 1250)
• Augustinus (354 - 430)
• Augustus (63 a. Chr. n. - 14 p. Chr. n.)
• Aurelius Victor (ca. 320 - post 389)
• Ausonius (ca. 310 - 394)
• Auxentius de Dorostoro (floruit ca. 380)
• Avianus (ca. 370)
• Rufius Festus Avienus (floruit ca. 380)
• Francis Bacon (1561 - 1626)
• Baldo (saec. XIII ?)
• Hermolaus Barbarus (1453/1454 - 1493)
• Charles Baudelaire (1821 - 1867)
• Alexander Gottlieb Baumgarten (1714 - 1762)
• Heinrich Bebel (1472 - 1518)
• Beda Venerabilis (674 - 735)
• Pietro Bembo (1470 - 1547)
• Benedictus Nursianus (ca. 480 - ca. 547)
• Bernardus Morlanensis vel Cluniacensis (floruit ca. 1150)
• Jacobus Bidermann (1578 - 1639)
• Gabriel Biel (ca. 1415 - 1495)
• Birgitta de Suetia (ca. 1303 - 1373)
• Giovanni Boccaccio (1313 - 1375)
• Boethius (ca. 480 - 524)
• Boethius de Dacia (ca. 1220 - ante 1286)
• Boncompagno da Signa (ca. 1170 - ca. 1240)
• Carolus Bovillus (ca. 1475 - ca. 1566)
• Michaelis Boym (1614/16 - 1659)
• Henricus de Bractonia (ca. 1210 - 1268)
• Sebastianus Brant (1458 - 1521)
• Leonardo Bruni Aretino (1370/74 - 1444)
• Bruno Merseburgensis (ca. 1040 - post 1082)
• Bulla aurea (1356)
• Iohannes Buridanus (ante 1300 - post 1358)
• Gualterus Burlaeus (ca. 1275 - post 1343)
• Caesar (100 - 44 a. Chr. n.)
• Caesarius Heisterbacensis (ca. 1180 - ca. 1240)
• Caesius Bassus (floruit ca. 60 p. Chr. n.)
• Thomas Campanella (1568 - 1639)
• Hieronymus Cardanus (1501 - 1576)
• Carmen de ave Phoenice (ca. 310)
• Carmen de figuris (ca. 400)
• Carmen de ponderibus et mensuris (ca. 400)
• Carmen de prodicione Guenonis (ca. 1130)
• Carmen fratrum Arvalium (saec. IV a. Chr. n.)
• Carmen «Gaudeamus igitur» (1748 - 1785)
• Carmen Saliare (saec. IV a. Chr. n.)
• Carmina Burana (ca. 1230)
• Carmina Cantabrigiensia (ca. 1050)
• Carmina Einsidlensia (ca. 55/65 p. Chr. n.)
• Carmina Goliardorum (saec. XII/XIII)
• Carolus Quartus (1316 - 1378)
• Cassiodorus (ca. 485 - ca. 580)
• Catullus (ca. 87 - 54 a. Chr. n.)
• Celsus (floruit ca. 30 p. Chr. n.)
• Conradus Celtis (1459 - 1508)
• Marcus Tullius Cicero (106 - 43 a. Chr. n.)
• Quintus Tullius Cicero (ca. 103 - 43 a. Chr. n.)
• Claudianus (ca. 370 - post 404)
• Claudius imperator (10 - 54 p. Chr. n.)
• Columbanus (ca. 530 - 615)
• Columbus (1451 - 1506)
• Comenius (1592 - 1670)
• Concilium Romarici montium (ca. 1150)
• Confessio Augustana (1530)
• Constitutum Constantini (ca. 750/800)
• Copernicus (1473 - 1543)
• Cornelia (ca. 190 - ca. 115 a. Chr. n.)
• Corpus Priapeorum (ca. 90)
• Cosmas Pragensis (ca. 1050 - 1125)
• Ioannis Cotta (1480 - 1510)
• Curtius Rufus (floruit ca. 50 p. Chr. n.)
• Dante Alighieri (1265 - 1321)
• Daretis Phrygii de excidio Troiae historia (ca. 500)
• ? De rege David (ca. 1180)
• Decretum contra haereticos (428)
• De expugnatione terrae sanctae per Saladinum libellus (ca. 1190)
• Descartes (1596 - 1650)
• De tribus impostoribus (1688)
• Dicta Catonis (ca. 250)
• Dietrich de Freiberg/Theodoricus de Vriberch (ca. 1240 - ca. 1320)
• Diocletianus (ca. 240 - ca. 316)
• Dionysius Exiguus (ca. 470 - ca. 545)
• Aelius Donatus (floruit ca. 350)
• Dudo de St. Quentin (ca. 960 - 1026)
• Ecbasis cuiusdam captivi (1043/46)
• Echardus de Hochheim/Meister Eckhardt (ca. 1260 - 1328)
• Edictum adversus Latinos rhetores (92 a. Chr. n.)
• Egeriae itinerarium (saec. IV p. Chr. n.)
• Einhardus (ca. 770 - 840)
• Ekkehardus I (ca. 910 - 973)
• Encomium Emmae reginae (1041/42)
• Enea Silvio de Piccolomini (1405 - 1464)
• Epistolae obscurorum virorum (1515, 1516, 1517)
• Epistolae Senecae ad Paulum et Pauli ad Senecam (ca. 380)
• Desiderius Erasmus (ca. 1469 - 1536)
• Eugippius (ca. 465 - post 533)
• Eutropius (floruit ca. 370)
• Evangelistarium Sangallense (875 - 900)
• Guido Faba (ca. 1190 - ca. 1245)
• Falsaria Pseudoisidoriana (ca. 840)
• Fibula Praenestina (ca. 600 a. Chr. n.)
• Marcus Antonius Flaminius (1498 - 1550)
• Forma monasterii Sangallensis (ca. 820)
• Fragmentum de arte pingendi (ca. 1090)
• Franciscus Assisiensis (1182 - 1226)
• Fransiscus de Prato (saeculum XIV)
• Fridericus II (1194 - 1250)
• Fulgentius Mythographus (flor. ca. 500 p. Chr. n.)
• Gaius (ca. 120 - post 178)
• Galfredus de Vino Salvo (floruit ca. 1190)
• Galfridus de Monemuta (ca. 1100 - 1154)
• Galileo Galilei (1564 - 1642)
• Gallus Anonymus (ca. 1115)
• Carl Friedrich Gauß (1777 - 1855)
• Aulus Gellius (ca. 130 - post 170)
• Gertrudis de Helfta (1256 - 1302)
• Gervasius Tilleberiensis (ca. 1160 - 1234/1235)
• Gesta Romanorum (ca. 1300)
• Godefridus de Vincestria (ca. 1050 - 1107)
• Johann Wolfgang Goethe (1749 - 1832)
• Grattius (floruit ca. 5 p. Chr. n.)
• Gregorius IX (ca. 1160 - 1241)
• Gregorius Magister (flor. 1226 - 1236)
• Gregorius Magnus (ca. 540 - 604)
• Gregorius Turonensis (ca. 540 - 594)
• Robertus Grosseteste (ca. 1170 - 1253)
• Gualterus de Castiglione (ca. 1135 - post 1184)
• Guido Aretinus (992 - 1050)
• Guillelmus de Conchis (ca. 1080 - ca. 1154)
• Guillelmus Peraldus (floruit ante 1250)
• Guillelmus de Morbecca (ca. 1215 - ca. 1286)
• Publius Aelius Hadrianus (76 - 138)
• Iohannes Hagenaw (floruit ca. 1620)
• Heymericus de Campo (ca. 1395-1460)
• Heloisa (ca. 1100 - 1163)
• Heraclius: De coloribus et artibus Romanorum (ca. 950)
• Hermannus quondam Judaeus (ca. 1108 - ca. 1181)
• Hermeneumata Pseudodositheos (ca. 280)
• L. Aurelii Hermiae elogium (ca. 80 a. Chr. n.)
• Hieronymus (ca. 345 - ca. 420)
• Hildegardis Bingensis (1098 - 1179)
• Aulus Hirtius (ca. 85 - 43 a. Chr. n.)
• Historia Apollonii regis Tyri (saec. III)
• Historia Augusta (ca. 400)
• Historia septem sapientium (1407)
• Holberg (1684-1754)
• Homerus latinus (ca. 65 p. Chr. n.)
• Horatius (65 - 8 a. Chr. n.)
• Hrabanus Maurus (ca. 784 - 856)
• Hrotsvitha Gandeshemensis (ca. 935 - post 973)
• Hugeburc (ca. 730/40 - ca. 800)
• Hugo de Sancto Victore (ca. 1096 - 1141)
• Hugo Primas (ca. 1093 - ca. 1160)
• Iohannes Hus (ca. 1370 - 1415)
• Hyginus Mythographus (floruit ca. 180 p. Chr. n.)
• Ilias latina (ca. 65 p. Chr. n.)
• Inscriptio «duenos» (ca. 620 a. Chr. n.)
• Ioachim Florensis (ca. 1135 - 1202)
• Iohannes Biclarensis (ca. 540 - 621)
• Iohannes de Alta Villa (ca. 1150 - post 1200)
• Iohannes de Capua (floruit 1263/78)
• Iohannes de Garlandia (ca. 1195 - ca. 1272)
• Ioannes Germanus (floruit ca. 1536)
• Iohannes de Saxonia (floruit ca. 1400)
• Ioannis Saresberiensis (ca. 1115 - 1180)
• Iohannes Scotus Eriugena (ca. 810 - ca. 877)
• Iosephus Exoniensis (floruit 1150)
• Isidorus (ca. 560 - 636)
• Itinerarium Egeriae (saec. IV p. Chr. n.)
• Itinerarium Gaditanum (ca. 330 p. Chr. n.)
• Iunillus (ca. 500 - post 549)
• Iustinianus (482 - 565)
• Iustinus (floruit ca. 350)
• D. Junius Juvenalis (ca. 60 - post 130)
• Gaius Vettius Aquilinus Iuvencus (floruit ca. 330 p. Chr. n.)
• Jacobus de Voragine (ca. 1230 - 1298)
• Jaurès (1859 - 1914)
• Karolus Magnus (747 - 814)
• Iohannes Kepler (1571 - 1630)
• Christian Wilhelm Kindleben (1748 - 1785)
• Henricus Kramer/Institoris (ca. 1430 - ca. 1505)
• Lactantius (ca. 260 - post 326)
• Laidcenn (obiit 661)
• Lapis niger (ca. 510 a. Chr. n.)
• Laudatio Turiae (ca. 5 a. Chr. n.)
• Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 - 1716)
• Leidradus Lugdunensis (ca. 745 - 816)
• Papa Leo XIII (1810 - 1903)
• Liber de causis (ca. 1170)
• Liber ignium (ca. 1250)
• Liber Kalilae et Dimnae (ca. 1270)
• Liber XXIV philosophorum (ca. 1170)
• Libri scholastici imperatoris Maximiliani (ca. 1466)
• Georg Christoph Lichtenberg (1742 - 1799)
• Libellus Willigisi (ca. 1150)
• Carl von Linné (1707 - 1778)
• Titus Livius (ca. 59 a. Chr. n. - ca. 14 p. Chr. n.)
• Livius Andronicus (ca. 284 - ca. 204 a. Chr. n.)
• Michaelis Lomonossow (1711 - 1765)
• Lucanus (39 - 65 p. Chr. n.)
• T. Lucretius Carus (97 - 55 a. Chr. n.)
• Ludus de Antichristo (ca. 1160)
• Martinus Luther (1483 - 1546)
• Lygdamus (floruit ca. 20 a. Chr. n.)
• Makin (1665 - 1733)
• Malleus Maleficarum (1486/87)
• Manilius (floruit ca. 20 p. Chr. n.)
• Manutius (1513 - 1574)
• Gualterus Map (ca. 1135 - ca. 1209)
• Marsilius de Padua (ca. 1270/80 - 1343)
• Martialis (ca. 40 - ca. 104 p. Chr. n.)
• Martianus Capella (ante 439 p. Chr. n.)
• Martinus Bracarensis (ca. 520 - 579)
• Karl Marx (1818 - 1883)
• Matthaeus ab Aquasparta (ca. 1240 - 1302)
• Meister Eckhardt/Echardus de Hochheim (ca. 1260 - 1328)
• Melanchthon (1497 - 1560)
• Mathias de Miechow (1457 - 1523)
• John Milton (1608 - 1674)
• Modoinus (ca. 770 - 840/43)
• Olympia Fulvia Morata (1526 - 1555)
• Thomas Morus (1478 - 1535)
• Johann Joachim Müller (1661-1733)
• Cn. Naevius (ca. 270 - 204 a. Chr. n.)
• Rutilius Namatianus (floruit ca. 415 p. Chr. n.)
• Andreas Naugerius (1483 - 1529)
• Navigatio Sancti Brendani (ca. 900 p. Chr. n.)
• Cornelius Nepos (ca. 100 - 25 a. Chr. n.)
• Nicolaus de Autrecourt (ca. 1295/98 - post 1369)
• Nicolaus de Cusa (1401 - 1464)
• Nigellus de Longo Campo (ca. 1130 - ca. 1200)
• Nithardus (ca. 800 - 845)
• Notitia dignitatum (ca. 430 p. Chr. n.)
• Guillelmus de Ockham (ca. 1288 - ca. 1349)
• Octavia (ca. 70 p. Chr. n.)
• Opiniones damnatae (1277)
• Hans Christian Ørsted (1777 - 1851)
• Nicolaus de Oresme (ca. 1323 - 1382)
• Ovidius Naso (43 a. Chr. n. - ca. 17 p. Chr. n.)
• John Owen (1563/64 - 1622)
• Blaise Pascal (1623 - 1662)
• Ioannes Pascoli (1855 - 1912)
• Passio Scillitanorum (ca. 180)
• Magonus Sucatus Patricius (ca. 385 - 461)
• Paulinus Pellaeus (377 - post 460)
• Paulus Bernriedensis (ca. 1080 - 1146/50)
• Pax Westphalica (1648)
• Aules Persius Flaccus (34 - 62)
• Pervigilium Veneris (ca. 350 ?)
• Francesco Petrarca (1304 - 1374)
• Petrus Alfonsi (1062 - ca. 1140)
• Conradus Peutinger (1465 - 1547)
• Phaedrus (ca. 10 a. Chr. n. - ca. 60 p. Chr. n.)
• Pico della Mirandola (1463 - 1494)
• Plautus (ca. 250 - 184 a. Chr. n.)
• Plinius Maior (ca. 23 - 79)
• C. Plinius Caecilius Secundus (ca. 61 - 113)
• Poetae Astensis Avianus novus (ca. 1100)
• Poggio Bracciolini (1380 - 1459)
• Melchior de Polignac (1661 - 1741)
• Pompeius Trogus (floruit ca. 20 p. Chr. n.)
• Petrus Pomponatius/Pietro Pomponazzi (1462 - 1525)
• Pomponius Mela (floruit ca. 44 p. Chr. n.)
• Sextus Pomponius (floruit ca. 150)
• Pontanus (1426 - 1503)
• Carolus Porée (1675 - 1741)
• Antonius Praetorius (1560 - 1613)
• Precatio Martialis (ca. 400 a. Chr. n.)
• Faltonia Betitia Proba (ca. 322 - ca. 370)
• Prosper Tiro (ca. 400 - ca. 455)
• Pseudo-Caecilius Balbus (floruit sec. II)
• Pseudoisidoriana falsaria (ca. 840)
• Pseudo-Seneca (floruit saec. IV)
• Publilius Syrus (floruit ca. 45 a. Chr. n.)
• Quaestio anonymi auctoris (ca. 1320)
• Quintilianus (ca. 35 - ca. 100)
• Raimundus de Biterris (floruit 1310)
• Renatus Rapinus (1621 - 1687)
• Regimen sanitatis Salernitanum (ca. 1050)
• Regulae cenandi (ca. 1200)
• Ioannes Reuchlin (1455 - 1522)
• Paulus Rhamnusius (ca. 1532 - 1600)
• Rhetorica ad Herennium (ca. 85 a. Chr. n.)
• Ricardus Sophista (floruit ca. 1240)
• Ricculdus a Monte Crucis (ca. 1250 - 1320)
• Arthur Rimbaud (1854 - 1891)
• Rogerius de Apulia (1201/05 - 1266)
• ? Roscelinus Compendiensis (ca. 1050 - ca. 1124)
• Ruodlieb/Anonymus Tegirinsensis (ca. 1050/80)
• P. Rutilius Lupus (floruit ca. 20 p. Chr. n.)
• C. Sallustius Crispus (86 - 34 a. Chr. n.)
• Coluccio Salutati (1331 - 1406)
• Salvianus (ca. 400 - post 470)
• Iacobus Sannazarius (1456 - 1530)
• Sarbievius(1595 - 1640)
• Saxo Grammaticus (ca. 1150 - ca. 1220)
• Arthur Schopenhauer (1788 - 1860)
• S.D.G.: tractatus oeconomicus (1775)
• Ioannes Secundus (1511 - 1536)
• Caelius Sedulius (floruit ca. 430)
• Senatus consultum de Bacchanalibus (186 a. Chr. n.)
• Seneca (ca. 4 a. Chr. n. - 65 p. Chr. n.)
• Historia septem sapientium (1407)
• Servius (floruit ca. 410 p. Chr. n.)
• Sextus (floruit ca. 190)
• Sigerus de Brabantia (ca. 1240 - ca. 1284)
• Sigismundus de Herberstein (1486 - 1566)
• Silius Italicus (ca. 25 - 101)
• Spinoza (1632 - 1677)
• Statius (ca. 45 - ca. 95)
• Statuta communis Bugellae (1245)
• C. Suetonius Tranquillus (ca. 70 - ca. 150)
• Sugerius (ca. 1080 - 1151)
• Sulpicia (floruit ca. 20 a. Chr. n.)
• Summa medicinae Laureshamensis (ca. 800)
• Symmachus (ca. 340 - post 402)
• Tabella Lanuvina (ca. 500 a. Chr. n.)
• Tabula Peutingeriana (ca. 250 p. Chr. n.)
• P. Cornelius Tacitus (ca. 55 - post 117)
• Tapetum Bagianum (La Tapisserie de Bayeux, ca. 1080)
• Antonius Telesius (1482 - 1534)
• Terentianus Maurus (floruit ca. 190 p. Chr. n.)
• P. Terentius Afer (ca. 190 - 159 a. Chr. n.)
• Tertullianus (ca. 160 - post 220)
• Testamentum porcelli (ca. 350)
• Theodoricus de Apolda (ca. 1228 - post 1297)
• Theodoricus de Vriberch/Dietrich de Freiberg (ca. 1240 - ca. 1320)
• Theodulfus Aurelianensis (ca. 750/60 - 821)
• Theophilus Presbyter (floruit ca. 1120)
• Thietmarus Merseburgensis (975 - 1018)
• Thomas a Kempis (1380 - 1471)
• Thomas Aquinas (1224 - 1274)
• Christian Thomasius (1655 - 1728)
• Albius Tibullus (ca. 54 - 19/18 a. Chr. n.)
• Pompeius Trogus (floruit ca. 20 p. Chr. n.)
• Augustin Tünger (1455 - post 1486)
• Ulfila (ca. 310 - 383)
• Petrus Valdesius (ante 1170 - ante 1218)
• Valerius Bergidensis/Valerius de Bierzo (ca. 630 - 695)
• Valerius Maximus (floruit ca. 30 p. Chr. n.)
• Lorenzo Valla (ca. 1405 - 1457)
• Flavius Vegetius Renatus (floruit ca. 390 p. Chr. n.)
• Velleius Paterculus (ca. 20 a. Chr. n. - ca. 35 p. Chr. n.)
• Venantius Fortunatus (ca. 530 - ca. 600)
• Petrus Paulus Vergerius Maior (1370 - ca. 1444)
• Vergilius (70 - 19 a. Chr. n.)
• Guido Vernani de Arimino (1270 (?) - ca. 1344)
• Giambattista Vico (1668 - 1744)
• Marius Victorinus (ca. 290 - ca. 370)
• Marcus Hieronymus Vida (1485 - 1556)
• Giovanni Andrea Vinacci (1852 - 1910)
• Rudolphus Virchow (1821 - 1902)
• Vita Agnetis de Bohemia (ca. 1290/1310)
• Vita Merlini (ca. 1240 ?)
• Vitruvius (ca. 80 - ca. 20 a. Chr. n.)
• Vulgata (ca. 400 p. Chr. n.)
• Walahfrid Strabo (ca 808 -849)
• Waltharius (ca. 930 p. Chr. n.)
• Hermannus Weller (1878 - 1956)
• Widukindus Corbeius (ca. 925 - post 973)
• Wipo (ante 1000 - post 1046)
• Iohannes Wyclif (ca. 1330 - 1384)
• Zeno Veronensis (floruit ca. 360 p. Chr. n.)

Auxiliaria

generalia

• Google latinus
• Encyclopaedia Vicipaedia
• Lingua Latina Aeterna
• Lingua Latina hodierna

bibliographiae/connexus

• Dana Suttonis bibliographia neolatina
• Thomae Lienhardi conexuum mediaevisticorum collectio
• Diversarum disciplinarum libri latini
• (Clementis Weidmanni conexuum collectio)
• Bibliographia latina selecta (M.G.M. van der Poel)

dictionaria

• Dictionarium Perseium latine-anglice
• Dictionarium novolatinum
• Lynn Nelsonis glossarium latine-anglice
• Reimer Hemmingseni glossarium latine-latine
• Ioannis Rammingeri glossarium neolatine
• Graessi orbis latinus

grammaticae

• Nova grammatica latina (Allen et Greenough)

calendarium et machina calculatoria

• Stephani Gibbsii pagina omnium numerabilium

Legenda aurea (W3)

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Greco-Roman Authors

• Aeschines - Wrote in Greek - 390-314 B.C.E.
• Aeschylus - Wrote in Greek - 525-456 B.C.E.
• Aesop - Wrote in Greek - 6th century B.C.E.
• Andocides - Wrote in Greek - 440-391 B.C.E.
• Antiphon - Wrote in Greek - 480-411 B.C.E.
• Apollodorus - Wrote in Greek - 140 B.C.E.
• Apollonius - Wrote in Greek - ca. 295 B.C.E.
• Apuleius - Wrote in Latin - 124 A.C.E.-ca. 170 A.C.E.
• Aristophanes - Wrote in Greek - 450-388 B.C.E.
• Aristotle - Wrote in Greek - 384-322 B.C.E.
• Marcus Aurelius - Wrote in Greek - 121-180 A.C.E.
• Bacchylides - Wrote in Greek - 5th century B.C.E.
• Julius Caesar - Wrote in Latin - 100-44 B.C.E.
• Cicero - Wrote in Latin - 106-43 B.C.E.
• Demades - Wrote in Greek - 380-319 B.C.E.
• Demosthenes - Wrote in Greek - 384-322 B.C.E.
• Dinarchus - Wrote in Greek - 360-292 B.C.E.
• Diodorus - Wrote in Greek - 1st century B.C.E.
• Epictetus - Wrote in Greek - 55-105 A.C.E.
• Epicurus - Wrote in Greek - 341-270 B.C.E.
• Euclid - Wrote in Greek - ca. 300 B.C.E.
• Euripides - Wrote in Greek - 484-406 B.C.E.
• Galen - Wrote in Greek - 129-216 A.C.E.
• Herodotus - Wrote in Greek - 484-430 B.C.E.
• Hesiod - Wrote in Greek - 700 B.C.E.
• Hippocrates - Wrote in Greek - 460-377 B.C.E.
• Hirtius - Wrote in Latin - 90-43 B.C.E.
• Homer - Wrote in Greek - 800 B.C.E.
• Horace - Wrote in Latin - 65-8 B.C.E.
• Hyperides - Wrote in Greek - 390-322 B.C.E.
• Isaeus - Wrote in Greek - 420-350 B.C.E.
• Isocrates - Wrote in Greek - 436-338 B.C.E.
• Josephus - Wrote in Greek - 37-100 A.C.E.
• Livy - Wrote in Latin - 59 B.C.E.-17 A.C.E.
• Lucan - Wrote in Latin - 39-65 A.C.E.
• Lucretius - Wrote in Latin - 1st century B.C.E.
• Lycurgus - Wrote in Greek - 390-324 B.C.E.
• Lysias - Wrote in Greek - 445-380 B.C.E.
• Ovid - Wrote in Latin - 43 B.C.E.-17 A.C.E.
• Pausanias - Wrote in Greek - 143-176 A.C.E.
• Pindar - Wrote in Greek - 518-438 B.C.E.
• Plato - Wrote in Greek - 428-348 B.C.E.
• Plotinus - Wrote in Greek - 205-270 A.C.E.
• Plutarch - Wrote in Greek - 46-119 A.C.E.
• Porphyry - Wrote in Greek - 234-305 A.C.E.
• Quintus - Wrote in Greek - ca. 375 A.C.E.
• Sophocles - Wrote in Greek - 496-406 B.C.E.
• Strabo - Wrote in Greek - 64 B.C.E.-23 A.C.E.
• Tacitus - Wrote in Latin - 56-120 A.C.E.
• Thucydides - Wrote in Greek - 460-404 B.C.E.
• Virgil - Wrote in Latin - 70-19 B.C.E.
• Xenophon - Wrote in Greek - 431-349 B.C.E.

Other Authors

• Confucius - Wrote in Chinese - 551-479 B.C.E.
• Lao-tzu - Wrote in Chinese - 6th century B.C.E.
• Sun Tzu - Wrote in Chinese - 4th century B.C.E.
• Ferdowsi - Wrote in Persian - 935-1020 A.C.E.
• Omar Khayyam - Wrote in Persian - 1048-1141 A.C.E.
• Sa'di - Wrote in Persian - 1213-1291 A.C.E.

panem et circenses, Brot und Spiele (W3)

Der Begriff "Brot und Spiele" (lat. "panem et circenses") entstand nach einem Zitat des römischen Satirikers Iuvenal (67 - 127).
Im kaiserlichen Rom gab es viele Festtage, Gelegenheitsfeste und nicht zuletzt die Geburtstage der Kaiser, an denen Spiele veranstaltet wurden. Wagenrennen, Gladiatorenkämpfe und Tierhetzen wurden zur Begeisterung, aber sicherlich auch zur Disziplinierung der Massen inszeniert.
Durch diese Spiele sowie durch Geld- bzw. Getreidespenden versuchten die Kaiser die Gunst der Bevölkerung zu erhalten und gleichzeitig, durch die Repräsentation von Reichtum, ihre Macht zu festigen.
"panem et circenses" bzw. "Brot und Spiele" ist so ein Sprichwort für politisches Desinteresse geworden.

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L'antiquité grecque et latine Du moyen âge

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| DAMASTÈS DE SYGÉE | DÉMÉTRIOS | DÉMÉTRIOS de PhalÈre | DENYS DE CHALCIS | DENYS DE MYTILÈNE | DÉINON | DICÉARCHOS | DIOCLÈS | DIONYSIOS | DIONYSIOS (CUISINE) | DIOTIMOS | DIPHILOS | DOURIS | ÉCHÈMÉNÈS | EMPÉDOCLE | ÉPHIPPOS | ÉPHORE | EPICRATES | ERGIAS | ERASISTRATE (2) | ESCHYLE D'ALEXANDRIE | ESCHINE | EUBOULOS | EUMACHOS | EUNICOS | ÉVALCÈS

| FABIUS PICTOR | GLAUCUS DE LOCRES | GORGIAS | HÉGÉSANDROS | HEGESIPPUS (CUISINIER) | HELLANICOS | HÉRACLÉIDÈS | HÉRACLÉIDÈS DE CUMES | HÉRACLÉIDÈS DU PONT | HERMIAS | HERMIPPOS | HÉRODICOS | HÉRODOROS | HIÉRONYMOS | HIÉRONYMUS | HIPPIAS | HIPPON | IDOMÉNÉOS | ION | ISTER | LICINIUS | LICYMNIOS | LYCÉAS | LYCOPHRON | LYCOPHRONIDE | LYCURGUE | LYNCÉOS | LYSIAS LE SOPHISTE | MACHON | MEGACLEIDES | MÉNÉTOR | MÉTAGÉNÈS | MITHAECUS | MYRSILOS | NÉANTHE | NICANDRE | NICIAS | NICOCHARES | NICOSTRATOS | NYMPHIS | NYMPHODOROS

| PanÉtiOs de Rhodes | PERSAIOS | PHANODEMUS | PHÉRÉCRATÈS | PHÉRÉCYDE | PHILÉMON | PHILÉTAIROS | PHILÉTAS | PHILON | PHILONIDES | PHILOXÈNOS | PHRYNICHOS | PHYLARCHOS | PLATON LE COMIQUE | POLÉMON | POLYBE | POSEIDIPPOS | POSIDONIOS | PTOLÉMÉE de MÉgalopolis | PYTHÉNÉTOS |

| SATYROS | SOPHOCLE | SOSIBIUS | SOSICRATÈS | STÉPHANOS | STÉSICHORE | STÉSIMBROTOS | STILPON | STRATOCLÈS | STRATTIS | THÉODORE DE CYRÉNAÏQUE | THEOGNETE | THÉOPHILOS | THÉOPOMPE | TIMÉE | TIMON | TIMOCLÈS | L. AELIUS TUBERO | Q. AELIUS TUBERO | XANTHUS | XÉNARCHOS | XÉNOPHON | ZÉNÉOS | ZÉNON DE SIDON | ZÉNOPHANE

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Digitale Bibl. DB000030
Lehmstedt, Mark (Hg.)
Dichtung der Antike
von Homer bis Nonnos

Die Wirkungskraft antiker Dichtung ist bis heute ungebrochen. Für die gesamte europäische Kunst-, Literatur-, und Geistesgeschichte bildeten die Versepen, Tragödien, Komödien, Fabeln, Epigramme, Satiren, Elegien, Hymnen, Erzählungen und Romane über Jahrhunderte hinweg unerschöpfliche Quellen der Inspiration und Muster der Gestaltung.

Die CD-ROM vereint mit etwa 300 Werken von mehr als 80 Autoren in einem Umfang von ca. 20.000 Bildschirmseiten fast alle erhalten gebliebenen, relevanten Texte der griechischen und römischen Dichtung von ihren Anfängen im 8. Jahrhundert v. Chr. bis hin zur Spätantike des 5. Jahrhundert n. Chr. Das Œuvre der Autoren ist je nach Bedeutung und Überlieferung teils annähernd erschöpfend, teils in repräsentativer Auswahl aufgenommen. Die Werke werden in modernen, gleichermaßen wissenschaftlichen wie ästhetischen Kriterien genügenden Übersetzungen dargeboten - vorwiegend nach den Texten der renommierten »Bibliothek der Antike« des Aufbau-Verlages -, nur in Ausnahmefällen wird auf ältere Nachdichtungen zurückgegriffen.

Die Texte erscheinen ungekürzt und werden durch biographische Daten zu den Autoren ergänzt. Die Edition ist als Parallele zur erfolgreichen CD-ROM »Deutsche Literatur von Lessing bis Kafka« konzipiert.

Aus dem Inhalt:

Die CD-ROM enthält rund 300 ungekürzte Werke von mehr als 80 Autoren aus 1300 Jahren (vom 8. Jh. v. Chr. bis zum 5. Jh. n. Chr.).

Im Mittelpunkt der Edition steht das Œuvre so bekannter und wirkungsmächtiger Dichter wie Homer, Hesiod, Sappho, Äsop, Anakreon, Aischylos, Pindar, Sophokles, Euripides, Aristophanes, Apollonios Rhodios, Menander, Theokrit, Plautus, Terenz, Catull, Vergil, Horaz, Tibull, Properz, Ovid, Seneca, Martial, Petron, Juvenal, Lukian, Apulejus, Heliodor und Nonnos. Daneben enthält die CD-ROM u.a. Texte von Achilleus Tatios, Alkaios, Alkman, Ananios, Archilochos, Arion, Ariphron, Avian, Babrios, Bion, Bakchylides, Ennius, Erinna, Hermesianax, Hermokles, Herondas, Hipponax, Hybrias, Ibykos, Ignatios Diakonos, Ion, Kallimachos, Kallinos, Kerkidas, Kleanthes, Korinna, Krates, Kritias, Lucilius, Melinno, Mesomedes, Mimneros, Moschos, Persius Flaccus, Phaedrus, Phanokles, Phoinix, Phokylides, Platon, Praxilla, Pythagoras, Semonides, Simias, Simonides, Solon, Sulpicia, Theognis, Timotheos, Tyrtaios, Varro, Xenophanes, Xenophon von Ephesos.

• Dichtung der griechischen Antike: Anonyma | Achilleus Tatios | Aischylos | Alexandros | Alkaios | Alkman | Anakreon | Ananios | Apollonius von Rhodos | Archilochos | Arion (Pseudo-) | Ariphron | Aristophanes | Aristoteles | Äsop | Babrios | Bakchylides | Bion | Erinna | Euripides | Heliodor | Hermesianax | Hermokles | Herondas | Hesiod | Hipponax | Homer | Hybrias | Ibykos | Ignatios Diakonos | Ion | Kallimachos | Kallinos | Kerkidas | Kleanthes | Korinna | Krates | Kritias | Lukian | Melinno | Menander | Mesomedes | Mimnermos | Moschos | Nonnos | Phanokles | Phoinix | Phokylides | Phokylides (Pseudo-) | Pindar | Platon | Praxilla | Sappho | Semonides | Simias | Simonides | Solon | Sophokles | Stesichoros | Theognis | Theokrit | Timotheos | Tyrtaios | Xenophanes
• Dichtung der römischen Antike: Anonyma | Apuleius | Avian | Catull | Ennius | Horaz | Juvenal | Lucilius | Lygdamus | Martial | Ovid | Persius | Petron | Phaedrus | Plautus | Properz | Seneca | Sulpicia | Terenz | Tibull | Varro | Vergil

Kroh, Paul
Lexikon der antiken Autoren

Riemer, Peter
Weissenberger, Michael
Zimmermann, Bernhard
Einführung in das Studium der Latinistik

3., überarbeitete und aktualisierte Auflage 2013
232 S.
mit 6 Abbildungen und 1 Karte im Text
Broschiert
ISBN 978-3-406-65950-8

Diese zeitgemäße Einführung in das Studium der Latinistik vermittelt anschaulich und klar die methodischen, systematischen und literaturgeschichtlichen Grundlagen des Faches. Studienanfängern erleichtert sie den Einstieg in ihre Disziplin, Fortgeschrittenen erlaubt sie eine rasche Wiederholung des Grundwissens; darüber hinaus enthält sie wichtige Hinweise zur sinnvollen Studienplanung und Prüfungsvorbereitung.

• Vorwort
• I. Einleitung - Definition des Faches und seines Gegenstandes (B. Zimmermann)
• II. Geschichte der Klassischen Philologie (M. Weißenberger)
• III. Sprachgeschichte (P. Riemer)
• IV. Vom Autograph zur modernen Edition (M. Weißenberger)
• V. Hilfswissenschaften (M. Weißenberger)
• VI. Metrik (B. Zimmermann)
• VII. Rhetorik (P. Riemer)
• VIII. Epochen der lateinischen Literatur (B. Zimmermann)
• IX. Die Gattungen der lateinischen Literatur (M. Weißenberger)
• X. Autoren und Werke (P. Riemer)
• XI. Das Studium (P. Riemer)
• XII. Verzeichnis der wichtigsten, in textkritischen Apparaten verwendeten Abkürzungen (M. Weißenberger)
• XIII. Literaturhinweise
• XIV. Register/Glossar
• XV. Register der lateinischen Autoren (Kap. X)