Index:Abbreviations/S

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S.
Sophocles
S.E.
Sextus Empiricus
SIG,
v. II
SLG
Supplementum Lyricis Graecis. Poetarum Lyricorum Graecorum fragmenta quae recens innotuerunt, D. L. Page, Oxford 1974.
SRAM
C. Müller, Scriptores Rerum Alexandri Magni, Paris (D., post Arrianum) 1846
SVF
H. von Arnim, Stoicorum Veterum Fragmenta, Leipzig 1903
Salamine
v. index II.
s. v.
sub voce
s. v. l.
si vera lectio
Sammelb.,
v. III
sc.
scilicet
Sch.
Scholia; see under several authors Sch.Gen.Il., Sch.min.Il., etc, v. Homerus in index I.
Schneid.
Schneider
Schw.
Schweighäuser
Schwyzer,
v. II
Scol.
Scolia
sens.obsc.
sensu obsceno
Sext.
Sextus Philosophus or Sexta Versio (v. Vetus Testamentum) A in index I.
sg.
singular
shd
should
shortd.
shortened
signf.
signification
sim.
similar.
Skt.
Sanskrit
Slav.
Slavonic
Sm.
Symmachus v. Vetus Testamentum A in index I.
Socr.Rel.
Socraticorum reliquiae, G. Giannantoni, Rome 1983–5 (4 vols.).
Sophocles Greek Lexicon
E. A. Sophocles, Greek Lexicon of the Roman and Byzantine Period (146 B.C.–1100 A.D.), New York 1887 [1951].
sp.
spelling, spelt.
spec.
specific(ally).
sq., sqq.
sequens, sequentia
St.Byz.
Stephanus Byzantius
Stad.
Stadiasmus, v. I
Stoic.
SVF, q.v.
Str.
Strabo
strengthd.
strengthened
sts.
sometimes
Stud.Ital.
Studi italiani di filologia classica, 1893–
Stud.Pal.,
v. III
Stud.Pont.,
v. II
sub.
subaudi
subj.
subjunctive
subscr.
in subscriptione.
Subst.
Substantive
Sup.
Superlative
Supp.Com.
J. Demiańczuk, Supplementum Comicum, Cracow 1912
Supp.Epigr.,
v. II
Supp.Lyr.
E. Diehl, Supplementum Lyricum3, Bonn 1917
suppl.
supplement
Suppl.Hell.
Supplementum Hellenisticum, H. Lloyd-Jones, P. J. Parsons, Berlin 1983.
Surg.
in Surgery
susp., susp. l.
suspected, suspecta lectio
syll.
syllable
sync
syncopated
Syngr.
Syngrapha
synon.
synonymous
Syr.
Syrus interpres, v. Vetus Testamentum in index I.
Syrac.
Syracuse, Syracusan