Errata: Some Recent Publications on Epicurus and Epicureanism (1937-1954)

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Source: The Classical Weekly, Vol. 48, No. 16 (May 16, 1955), p. 232
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232 THE CLASSICAL WVEEKLY
'IV. B. Epigraphy. B. D. Merritt, H. T. Wade-Gery,
and M. F. McGregor, The Athenian Tribute
Lists, IV (Raubitschek), 167
IV. C. Numismatics. see III. A. (Authors) Caesar,
Alfoldi
V. A-C: History. Greek (and General): A. Ay-
boyer, L'Orient et la Grece; Rome et son
empire (Bickerman), 207; H. J. Muller, The
Uses of the Past (Bourne), 19; C. Hignett,
A History of the Athenian Constitution to
the End of the Fifth Century B.C. (Ostwald),
65; V. Ehrenberg, Sophocles and Pericles
(Kirkwood), 102; P. Meloni, Perseo e la fine
della monarchia macedone (Bickerman), 55.
Roman: F. B. Marsh and H. H. Scullard, A
History of the Roman World from 146 to
30 B.C. (Bourne), 167; A. Alfoldi, Studien
uiber Caesars Monarchie (Hammond), 100;
G. Tibiletti, Principe e magistrati repubbli-
cani (Bourne), 54; J. H. Oliver, The Ruling
Power, etc. (Hammond), 84; E. C. Kennedy,
Publius, a Roman Boy (Lazenby), 183
V. D. Religion. A. K. Michels, Early Roman Re-
ligion, 1945-1952, 25, 41; A.-J. Festugiere,
Personal Religion among the Greeks (Wal-
ton), 68
vi. Law. A. Berger, Encyclopaedic Dictionary of
Roman Law (Hammond), 17
vii. Philosophy. P. De Lacy, Some Recent Pub-
lications on Epicurus and Epicureanism
(1937-1954), 169, 232; W. E. Brown, Some
Hellenistic Utopias, 57; A. E. Avey, Hand-
book in the History of Philosophy (Long),
165; H. Gomperz, Philosophical Studies (Rau-
bitschek), 184
vIII. Science. H. Watkins, Time Counts: The
Story of the Calendar (Stahl), 184
IX. A. History of Classical Studies. P. W. Black-
ford, A Project in Neo-Latin Lexicography
(1400-1600), 117; L. B. Kiddle, The Begin-
nings of Latin Instruction in the Americas,
50; W. B. McDaniel, George DePue Hadzsits,
1873-1954, 185; J. R. Naiden, How Latin Was
Taught Four Hundred Years Ago, 62; R. R.
Bolgar, The Classical Heritage and Its Bene-
ficiaries (Stahl), 119; L. Kukenheim, Contri-
butions a l'histoire de la grammaire grecque,
latine et hebraique 'a l'epoque de la renais-
sance (Hoenigswald), 168
IX. B. Teaching and Research; Organization of
Classical Studies. W. Allen, Jr., Teaching the
Classics in Translation, 105; C. E. Bock, A
Gram of Grammar, 125; F. P. Donnelly, s.J.,
The Art of the Short Story (Hor. Sat. 1.9),
52; R. Fiesel, Archaeology and Visual Aids,
45; J. R. Naiden, see IX. A. above; J. F. Reilly,
Summer Study in Rome 1954, 14; id., The
Vergilian Summer School, 213; E. Stockton,
A Bystander Looks at the Teaching of Latin,
187; F. Bomer and H. Haas, Die Antike und
Europa (Wassermann), 206. See also IX.c,
Cochran
Ix. c. Bibliography, School Books. W. H. Alex-
ander, The Sather Classical Lectures, 13; E.
E. Cochran, J. F. Reilly, and E. A. Robinson,
A List of Classical Societies in the United
States and Canada, 215; S. Dow, The Biblio-
graphy of Classical Studies, 1; L. A. Post,
The Loeb Classical Library in 1954, 186; W.
H. Stahl, Inexpensive Books for Teaching the
Classics: Sixth Annual List, 89; id., Fifth
Annual Survey of College Textbooks, 129.
A. Chase and H. Phillips, Jr., A New Greek
Reader (Lord), 163; E. C. Kennedy, Publius,
a Roman boy (Lazenby), 183. Varia: L. B.
Lawler, Geese and the Celtic Barbarian, 99;
R. Pack, Annae Virginis Laudes Menippeae,
47
x. Festschriften: G. E. Mylonas and D. Ray-
mond, edd., Studies Presented to D. M. Rob-
inson (Hadzsits), 193
ERRATA
Epicurea: P. 172, col. 1, line 34: read fonti; 172.1.42:
Philippson; 172.2.30: Aristote; 174.1.9: writings; 176.1.3:
Herculanean, 176.1.35: Nuova. At 176.2.3.f.b., for Emil
read Aemilia; 173.2.28: accents. (Haec tota nostra. The
learned Editor of CJ had generously, but unwisely, waived
proof. CW's vaunted reputation for impeccability, if not
infallibility, stands revealed for what it is.)
Topographica: P. 195, lines 18-19: for Deerfield . .
Mass. read the Loomis School, Windsor, Cornn.