Catalogus Translationum et Commentariorum, Volume 8
Publication Year: 2012
Published by: The Catholic University of America Press
Cover
Title Page, Copyright
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pp. iii-iv
Contents
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p. vii-vii
Preface
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pp. ix-xi
For the general aims of the Catalogus Translationum et Commentariorum, reference should be made to the Preface to Volume 1, by Paul Oskar Kristeller, which is reprinted below. Various circumstances have delayed, unfortunately, the appearance of this volume; in the future we hope to publish volumes at shorter intervals. Of the six ...
Preface to Volume I
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pp. xiii-xviii
The present volume is the first of a series that will list and describe the Latin translations of ancient Greek authors and the Latin commentaries on ancient Latin (and Greek) authors up to the year 1600. The work is planned as a contribution to the history of classical scholarship. It is intended to illustrate the impact which the literary heritage of ancient Greece and Rome had upon the literature, learning, and thought of ...
Bibliography
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pp. xix-xxiii
List of Abbreviations
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p. xxiv-xxiv
Greek Authors
Damianus (Heliodorus Larissaeus),
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pp. 1-6
This article deals with a minor treatise on optics composed in later antiquity (probably between the fourth and sixth centuries). It was known to Byzantine scholars in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries and circulated widely in Western Europe during the fifteenth and sixteenth ...
Geminus Rhodius/Ps. Proclus
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pp. 7-48
Geminus was a Greek author, probably from Rhodes, who was active in the first century B.C.1 He may have been a Stoic since he was familiar with the ideas of Posidonius of Apamea (ca. 135–ca. 50 B.C.), whose Meteorologica he epitomized. 2 Geminus ...
Hanno
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pp. 49-55
The voyage which Hanno, a native of Carthage, took along the coast of West Africa “when the power of Carthage flourished” (i.e., before 200 B.C.)1 is known to us through two categories of independent sources. To the ...
Themistius
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pp. 57-102
Themistius (ca. 317–ca. 385 A.D.) is a complex figure in the history of later Greek philosophy and the wider intellectual history of the later Roman Empire. His life fell into two distinct phases. The first, up to ...
Thucydides
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pp. 103-181
Thucydides, the son of Olorus, was the author of a contemporary history of the Peloponnesian War (431–404 B.C.) known simply as the ...
Latin Authors
Sallustius
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pp. 183-326
Gaius Sallustius Crispus (86–35 B.C.) was the earliest Roman historian whose works became sufficiently well established in the literary culture to survive in part the fall of the Empire. Of the quadriga of authors central to the education of the later ...
Addenda et Corrigenda
Columella
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pp. 327-333
The Addenda follow the order of the original article (CTC 3.173–93) and consist of a) additional material for the Fortuna and Bibliography, b) another manuscript of a commentary already known, and c) two new commentaries. ...
Tacitus
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pp. 334-335
The Addenda, which are arranged in the order of the original article (CTC 6.87–174), consist of a) material for the Fortuna, Bibliography and Composite Editions, b) information and bibliography for commentaries
Vegetius
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pp. 336-340
The Anglo-Saxon Bede (d. 735) included anonymous borrowings from the Epitoma rei militaris in several of his works; he stands as the first medieval author known to have used Vegetius1. Two generations later, Alcuin (d. 804) wove ...
Xenophon
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pp. 341-344
The Addenda et Corrigenda follow the order of the original article (CTC 7.75–196), which has been revised and supplemented by two recent volumes: Kristeller’s Iter italicum, vol. 6 (Leiden, 1992) and James Hankins’ Repertorium ...
Index of Manuscripts for Volume VIII
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pp. 345-350
Index of Translators and Commentators for Volume VIII
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pp. 351-354
Index of Ancient Authors Treated in Volumes I to VIII
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pp. 355-356
Tables of Contents of Previous Volumes
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pp. 357-365
E-ISBN-13: 9780813221137
Print-ISBN-13: 9780813213002
Page Count: 389
Publication Year: 2012
Edition: 1
