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When a fragment (F) of an ancient author is referred to in the text, the edition used can be found here under the ancient authors name.
| AA | Archologischer Anzeiger |
| ABSA | Annual of the British School of Athens |
| ABV | Beazley, J.D. 1956, Attic Black-Figure Vase-Painters , Oxford |
| AC | Lantiquit classique |
| AD | Archaiologikon Deltion |
| Add. | Carpenter, T.H. 1989, Beazley Addenda. Additional References to ABV , ARV 2 and Paralipomena , 2nd edn, Oxford |
| AE | Archaiologike Ephemeris |
| Ael. | Aelian; V(aria) H(istoria) (fragments: Domingo-Forast, D. 1994, Claudius Aelianus. Epistulae et Fragmenta , Stuttgart) |
| Ael. Nat. An. | Aelian de natura animalium ( On Animals ) |
| Aen. | Aeneias the Tactician ( How to Withstand a Siege ) |
| Aesch. | Aeschines (orator) |
| Aeschyl. | Aeschylus; Ag(amemnon) ; Choe(phoroi) ; Eum(enides) ; Pers(ai) (Persians) ; Prom(etheus Bound) ; Seven (against Thebes) ; Suppl(iant Maidens; Hiketides) |
| AHB | The Ancient History Bulletin |
| AJA | American Journal of Archaeology |
| AJPh | American Journal of Philology |
| AK | Antike Kunst |
| Alcaeus | Voigt, E. 1971, Sappho et Alcaeus: Fragmenta , Amsterdam. |
| Alt. Perg. | Habicht, C. 1969, Altertmer von Pergamon. Die Inschriften des Asklepieions , Berlin |
| AM | Mitteilungen des deutschen archologischen Instituts athenische Abteilung |
| An. Bekk. | Bekker, E. 181421, Anecdota Graeca iiii, Berlin |
| AncSoc | Ancient Society |
| AncW | Ancient World |
| Andoc. | Andocides |
| ANRW | Aufsteig und Niedergang der Rmischen Welt ii: Principat 19, Berlin |
| Ant. Pl. | Niemeyer, H.G. 1964, Antike Plastik 3, Berlin; Kabus-Jahn, R. 1972, Antike Plastik 11: Die Grimanische Figuren-gruppe in Venedig , Berlin; Schmidt, E.E. 1973, Antike Plastik 13: Die Kopien der Erechtheionkoren , Berlin; Lauter, H. 1976, Antike Plastik 16: Die Koren des Erechtheion , Berlin |
| Anth. Pal. | Anthologia Palatina ( Greek Anthology ) |
| Ap. Rhod. | Apollonios of Rhodes Argonautika |
| Apollod. | Apollod(oros) Bibl(iotheka) ( Library of Greek Mythology ) |
| Apollod. Epit. | Apollodoros Epitome (of Bibliotheka ) |
| Ar. | Aristophanes; Ach(arnians) ; Ekkl(esiazousai) ; Lys(istrata) ; Thesm(ophoriazousai) |
| Arist. | Aristotle; Pol(itics); Rhet(oric) |
| [Arist.] Ath. Pol. | [Aristotle] Athenaion Politeia |
| Aristoxenos | Wehrli, F. 1967, Die Schule des Aristoteles ii: Aristoxenos , 2nd edn, Basel |
| Arnott | See Men. |
| Arr. | Arrian; Anab(asis) ; Epict(eti Dissertationes) |
| ARV | Beazley, J.D. 1963, Attic Red-Figure Vase-Painters iiii, 2nd edn, Oxford |
| ASAA | Annuario della Scuola Archeologica di Atene e delle Missioni Italiane in Oriente |
| Athen. | Athenaeus Deipnosophistai |
| Austin 1968 | See Eur. below |
| BABesch | Bulletin Antieke Beschaving |
| Bacchyl. | Bacchylides (Snell, B. and Maehler, H. 1970, Bacchylides , Leipzig) |
| Baltimore | Walters Art Gallery, Baltimore |
| BCH | Bulletin de correspondence hellnique |
| BE | Bulletin pigraphique ; see also REG |
| Berlin | Staatliche Museen, Berlin (Pergamonmuseum and Altes Museum) |
| bf | black-figure vase |
| BICS | Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies |
| BM | British Museum, London |
| Boston | Museum of Fine Arts, Boston |
| Buck | Buck, C.D. 1955, Greek Dialects , 2nd edn, Chicago |
| c. | circa |
| CAF | Kock, T. 18808, Comicorum Atticorum Fragmenta iiii, Leipzig |
| Callim. | Callimachus (Pfeiffer, R. 194953, Callimachus iii, Oxford) |
| Campbell | See Sappho |
| CdM | Bibliothque Nationale, Cabinet des Mdailles, Paris |
| CEG i | Hansen, P.A. 1983, Carmina Epigraphica Graeca Saeculorum viiiv A. Chr. N. , Berlin |
| CEG ii | Hansen, P.A. 1989 , Carmina Epigraphica Graeca Saeculi iv A. Chr. N., Berlin |
| Chrysippos | Arnim, H. 1903, Stoicorum veterum fragmenta iii: Leipzig |
| Cic. | Cicero |
| CID | Rougemont, G. 1977, Corpus des Inscriptions de Delphes. Lois sacres et rglements religieux i, Paris |
| CJ | Classical Journal |
| ClAnt | Classical Antiquity |
| Clem. Protrep . | Clement Protreptikos pros Hellenas ( Exhortation to the Greeks ). |
| CPG | Leutsch, E.L. von and Schneidewin, F.G. 195861, Corpus Paroemiographorum Graecorum iii, Suppl., Hildesheim |
| CQ | Classical Quarterly |
| CR | Classical Review |
| CVA | Corpus Vasorum Antiquorum |
| Dareste | Dareste, R., Haussoullier, B., Reinarch, T. 18921904, Recueil des inscriptions juridiques grecques iii, Paris |
| Dein. | Deinarchos (Conomis, N.C. 1975, Dinarchus. Orationes cumfragmentis , Leipzig) |
| Dem. | Demosthenes |
| Diehl | Diehl, E. 194952, Anthologia Lyrica Graeca , 3rd edn, Leipzig |
| Diels | Diels, H. 1961, Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker , Berlin |
| Dikaiarchos | Wehrli, F. 1967, Die Schule des Aristoteles i: Dikaiarchos , 2nd edn, Basel |
| Dindorf | Dindorf, W. 18358, Scholia graeca in Aristophanis iiii, Oxford |
| Diod. | Diodoros (Siculus) |
| Dion. Halik. | Dionysios of Halicarnassos Roman Antiquities |
| DL | Diogenes Laertius |
| DNP | Der Neue Pauly ,1996, Stuttgart; cf. RE |
| ED | Segre, M. 1993, Iscrizioni di Cos i: Testo, ii: Tavole , Rome |
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