Index:Abbreviations/All

A

A.

Aeschylus

AB

Anecdota Graeca, v. I

A D.

Apollonius Dyscolus

AEM,

v. IV

AJA,

v. IV

AJP,

v. IV

AP, APl.,

v. Anthologia Graeca

A. R.

Apollonius Rhodius

Abh.Berl.Akad.,

v. IV.

ACO

Acta Conciliorum Oecumenicorum, E. Schwartz, Berlin/Leipzig 1924–.

ASP

American Studies in Papyrology.

abbrev.

abbreviation, abbreviated.

abs.

absolute, absolutely

abst.

abstract.

acc.

accusative

acc. to

according to

Act.

Active

Act.Ap.

Acts of the Apostles

add.

addenda.

ad loc.

ad locum

Adj.

Adjective

Adv., Advbs.

Adverb, Adverbs

advl.

adverbial.

Aeol.

Aeolic

Aesch.Alex.

Aeschylus Alexandrinus

afterwds.

afterwards

Agath.

Agathias

Akkad.

Akkadian.

Al.

ἄλλοι, v. Vetus Testamentum

al.

alibi (i.e. elsewhere in the same author)

Alc.

Alcaeus

Alcm.

Alcman

Alex.

Alexis, when followed directly by a number, otherwise

Alexander

Amm.Marc.

Ammianus Marcellinus

An.Boiss.

v. Anecdota Graeca in index I.

An.Ox., Par.

Ane dota Oxoniensia, Parisiens a, v. I

anap.

anapaests

Anat.

in Anatomy

Anatolian Studies,

v. II

And.

Andocides

Anecd.Stud.

Anecdota Graeca et Latina, ed. R. Schoell & G. Studemund, v. I

Ann.Épigr.,

v. IV

Annales du Service,

v. IV

Annuario,

v. IV

Anon.astr.

Anonymus astrologus.

Anon.in Herc.

Scriptor Epicureus incertus, v. index I s.v. Epicurus.

Anon.Intr.Arat.

Anonymi Introductio in Aratum in Commentariorum in A. reliquiae, v. index I s.v. Aratus.

Ant.Diog.

Antonius Diogenes

Ant.Lib.

Antoninus Liberalis

Antip.

Antipater

Antiph.

Antiphanes

Anth.Lyr.

Anthologia Lyrica Graeca, E. Diehl, T(L) 1925; ed. 3, vol. i: fasc. 1–3, 1949–52; ed. 2, vol. ii: 1952.

aor.

aorist

ap.

apud (quoted in)

Ap.Ty.

Apollonius Tyanensis

Apoc.

Apocalypse; v. Novum Testamentum

Apollon.

Apollonius

App.

Appianus

app.

apparently.

App.Anth.,

v. Anthologia Graeca

Appellat.

Appellative

apptly.

apparently

Ar.

Aristophanes

Ar.Byz.

Aristophanes Byzantinus

Ar.Did.

Arius Didymus

Arc.

Arcadius or Arcadian dialect

Arch.

Archias

Arch.Anz.,

v. IV

Ἀρχ.Δελτ.,

v. IV

Ἀρχ.Ἐφ.,

v. IV

Arch.Pap.,

v. IV

Archit.

in Architecture

Arg.

Argive or Argument

Arg.Men.

v. index I s.v. Menander.

Arist.

Aristoteles

Aristoph.

Aristophanes (the Homeric critic)

arith.

in arithmetic.

Arm.

Armenian

Art.

Article

Ascl.

Asclepiodotus or Asclepius

Asclep.

Asclepiades

Asp

Aspasius

assim.

by assimilation.

Astrol.

in Astrology

astron.

in astronomy, astronomical.

Atene e Roma,

v. IV

Ath.

Athenaeus

Ath.Mitt.,

v. IV

Ἀθηνᾶ,

v. IV

Att.

Attic dialect

attrib.

attributed, attribution.

augm.

augment

Aus.

Ausonius

Ausonia,

v. IV

Avest.

Avestan

B

B.

Bacchylides

BCH Suppl.

v. index IV.

BE

Bulletin epigraphique in REG (v. index IV); cited by volume of REG and no. of Bulletin.

BGU,

v. III

BKT,

v. III

BMus.Inscr.,

v. II

BpW,

v. IV

BSA,

v. IV

Bacch.

Bacchius

Benndorf-Niemann Reisen in Lykien,

v. II

Berl.Sitzb.,

v. IV

Bgk.

Bergk

Bilabel Ὀψαρτ.,

v. III

Bile Dial.crét.

v. index II.

Blomf.

Blomfield

Boeot.

Boeotian dialect

Boll Sphaera

v. Teucer Babylonius in index I.

Buttm.

Philipp Buttmann

Byz.

Byzantine

C

CAF

T. Kock, Comicorum Atticorum Fragmenta, 3 vols., Leipzig 1880–8

CAlG

Collection des anciens alchimistes grecs, P. E. M. Berthelot, Paris 1888 [Holland Press 1963, Osnabrück 1967].

CGF

G. Kaibel, Comicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, vol. i fasc. i (all published), Berlin 1899

CGFP

Comicorum Graecorum Fragmenta in Papyris reperta, C. Austin, Berlin 1973.

CGL

Corpus Glossariorum Latinorum.

CIA,

v. IG in II

CID

v. index II.

CIG,

v. II

CIL,

v. II

CIRB

v. index II.

CMG

Corpus Medicorum Graecorum, Leipzig 1908–

CML

Corpus Medicorum Latinorum, Leipzig/Berlin 1915–.

CPHerm.,

v. III

CPR,

v. III

CQ,

v. IV

CR,

v. IV

CRAcad.Inscr.,

v. IV

c.

circa.

c. gen. pers., etc.

cum genitivo personae, etc.

ca.

circa

Call.

Callimachus

Call.Com.

Callias Comicus

Call.Hist.

Callias Historicus

Callin.

Callinus

Carm.

Carmen, Carmina, v. I

Cerc.

Cercidas

Cercop.

Cercopes, v. I

Certamen,

v. I

cf.

confer, conferatur

chem.

in chemistry.

Chr.

Christian.

Chron.Lind.,

v. II

cj.

conjecture, conjectured by

cl.

clause.

Cleobul.

Cleobulus

Cod.

Codex, v. I

cod., codd.

codex, codices

cogn.

cognate

coll. or collect.

collective

Coll.Alex.

J. U. Powell, Collectanea Alexandrina, Oxford 1925 [1970]

collat.

collateral

colloq.

colloquial.

Com.

Comedy, Comic, in the language of the Comic writers

Com.Adesp.,

v. I

comm.

commentary, commentator.

Comm.inArist.Graeca

Commentaria in Aristotelem Graeca

Comp.

Comparative

compd.

compound

compos.

composition

Const.Δέδωκεν,

v. Justinianus

Const.omnem,

v. Justinianus

concr.

concrete.

Conj.

Conjunction

conj.

conjunctive

constr.

construction

contr.

contracted, contraction

Copt.

Coptic.

copul.

copulative

Corc.

Corcyra, Corcyraean

Corp.Herm.,

v. I

corr.

correction.

correl.

correlative

CPap.Jud.

v. index III.

cpd.

compound.

Cret.

Cretan

Cypr.

Cypria (v. I) or Cyprian dialect

D

D.

Demosthenes

D.C.

Dio Cassius

D.Chr.

Dio Chrysostomus

D.H.

Dionysius Halicarnassensis

D.L.

Diogenes Laertius

D.P.

Dionysius Periegeta

D.S.

Diodorus Siculus

D.T.

Dionysius Thrax

Dam.

Damascius

dat.

dative

Decr.

Decretum

def.

definition.

defect.

defective

Delph.3(1), (2),

v. II

Dem.Bith.

Demosthenes Bithynus

Dem.Ophth.

Demosthenes, Ophthalmicorum Scriptor

Dem.Phal.

Demetrius Phalereus, Historicus

Demioprata

v. index I.

demonstr.

demonstrative

Dep.

Deponent Verb

deriv.

derived, derivation, derivative

Desiderat.

Desiderative

dial.

dialectal, in dialects.

Dieg.,

v. Callimachus in index I.

difft.

different

Dig.

Digesta, v. I

Diller Trad.min.Gr.geogr.

A. Diller, The Tradition of the Minor Greek Geographers, American Philological Association 1952.

Dim.

Diminutive

Din.

Dinarchus

Dind.

Dindorf (W. or L.)

Diog.

Diogenes

Dion.Byz.

Dionysius Byzantius

Dioph.

Diophantus

dissim.

dissimilated

dist., distd., distn.

distinct, distinguished, distinction

disyll.

disyllable

Docum.

Documentum

Dor.

Doric

downwds.

downwards

Dsc.

Dioscorides Medicus

dub., dub. l., dub. sens.

dubious, dubia lectio, dubio sensu

E

E.

Euripides

EAM

v. index II.

EG

Epigrammata graeca, D. L. Page (OCT) 1975 [EG .. P.]

EGF

G. Kinkel, Epicorum Graecorum Fragmenta i (all published), Leipzig (T.) 1877

EGF

Epicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, M. Davies, Göttingen 1988 [EGF p. .. D.]

EM

Etymologicum Magnum

e.g.

exempli gratia

Ecphant.

Ecphantus

ed.

edited by

edd.

editors

Edict.Diocl.,

v. II

Eleg.Alex.Adesp.,

v. I

eleg.

elegist, elegiac.

ellipt.

elliptically

Elmsl.

Elmsley

elsewh.

elsewhere

enclit.

enclitic

Ep.

Epice, in the Epic dialect

Ep.

Epistula, rarely Epigram

Ep.Col., etc.

Epistle to the Colossians, etc., v. Novum Testamentum

Ἐφ.Ἀρχ.,

v. IV

Eph.Epigr.,

v. II

Ephes.2,

v. II

Epic.

Epicus

Epic.Alex.Adesp.,

v. I

Epid.

Epidaurus

Epig.

Epigenes or Epigonus

Epigoni,

v. I

Epigr.

Epigram

Epigr.Gr.,

v. II

Epin.

Epinicus

Epiph.Const.

v. Epiphanius Constantiensis in index I.

epist.

epistola (epistle, letter).

Epist.Charact.

Characteres Epistolici, v. I

Epistolographi

R. Hercher, Epistolographi Graeci, Paris (D.) 1873; [Amsterdam 1965]

epith.

epithet

equiv.

equivalent

Eranos,

v. IV

Erotici

R. Hercher, Erotici Scriptores Graeci, Leipzig (T.) 1858–9

esp.

especially

Et.Gen.

Etymologicum Genuinum

Et.Gud.

Etymologicum Gudianum

etc.

et cetera (i.e. in other authors)

etym.

etymology, etymologically

Eub.

Eubulus

Euc.

Euclides

Eup.

Eupolis

Euph.

Euphorio

euph. or euphon.

euphonic

euphem.

euphemistic, euphemistically

Eust.

Eustathius

Eustr.

Eustratius

Ev.Jo., etc.

Gospel according to John, etc., v. Novum Testamentum

exc.

except

exclam.

exclamation

expl., expld.

explanation, explained

expr.

expressing.

F

FGE

Further Greek Epigrams, D. L. Page, Cambridge 1981.

FGrH

F. Jacoby, Fragmente der griechischen Historiker, Berlin 1923–9, Leiden 1926–58 [1954–60] (3 parts in 17 vols.); J. (= Jacoby) in Suppl. refers to this work

FHG

C. Müller, Fragmenta Historicorum Graecorum, 5 vols., Paris (D) 1841–70

FPG

F. W. A. Mullach, Fragmenta Philosophorum Graecorum, 3 vols., Paris (D.) 1860–81

f.l.

falsa lectio

fem.

feminine

fig.

figurative(ly).

fin.

sub finem

Foed.

Foedus

Foed.Delph.Pell.,

v. II

foll.

following.

folld.

followed

foreg.

foregoing

fort.

fortasse

Fr.

Fragment

fr.

from

Fr.Lex.,

v. Fragment in index I.

Fr.Ps.Gr.

Fragmenta Pseudepigraphorum quae supersunt Graeca, A. M. Denis, Leiden 1970.

freq.

frequent, frequently

Frequentat.

Frequentative Verb

Fs.Theocharis

Διεθνές συνέδριο για την Αρχαία Θεσσαλία στη μνήμη του Δημήτρη Ρ. Θεοχάρη, Athens 1992.

funer.

funerary.

fut.

future

G

GCS

Die griechischen christlichen Schriftsteller der ersten drei Jahrhunderte, Leipzig 1897–.

GDI,

v. II

GDRK

Die griechischen Dichterfragmente der römischen Kaiserzeit, E. Heitsch, Göttingen 1963–42 (2 vols.).

GGM

C. Müller, Geographici Graeci Minores, Paris (D.) 1855–61

GLP,

v. index III.

GVAK,

v. index II.

Gal.

Galenus

gen. or genit.

genitive

Geom.

in Geometry

Germ.

German

Gloss.

Glossaria, v. I

Glotta,

v. IV

Goth.

Gothic

Gött.gel.Anz.,

v. IV

Gött.Nachr.,

v. IV.

Gp.

Geoponica, v. I

Gr.

Greek

Gramm.

Grammarians, in the language of the Grammarians

Gramm.Lat.

H. Keil, Grammatici Latini, Leipzig 1855–80

HE

v. Anthologia Graeca in index I.

HGM

L. Dindorf, Historici Graeci Minores, Leipzig (T.) 1870–1

h.Ap., etc.

Hymnus ad Apollinem, etc., v. sq.

h.Hom.

hymni Homerici

Halic.

Halicarnassus

Haussoullier Milet,

v. II

Hdn.

Herodianus

Hdt.

Herodotus

Heb.

Ἑβραῖος, v. Vetus Testamentum

Hebr.

Hebrew

Hell.Oxy.

Hellenica Oxyrhynchia, v. I.

Hellen.

Hellenistic.

Hemerolog.Flor.,

v. I

Heracl.

Heraclas

Herc.,

v. III

Herm.

Hermann, Hermes, or Hermias

Hermes,

v. IV

Herod.

Herodas

Herod.Med.

Herodotus Medicus

Hes.

Hesiodus

heterocl.

heteroclite

heterog.

heterogeneous

hex.

hexameters

Hippiatr.,

v. I

Hist.Aug.

Historiae Augustae Scriptores, v. I

Hld.

Heliodorus, Scriptor Eroticus

Hp.

Hippocrates

Hsch.

Hesychius

Hymn.

Hymnus, Hymni, v. I

hyperdor.

hyperdorian

H

HE

v. Anthologia Graeca in index I.

HGM

L. Dindorf, Historici Graeci Minores, Leipzig (T.) 1870–1

h.Ap., etc.

Hymnus ad Apollinem, etc., v. sq.

h.Hom.

hymni Homerici

Halic.

Halicarnassus

Haussoullier Milet,

v. II

Hdn.

Herodianus

Hdt.

Herodotus

Heb.

Ἑβραῖος, v. Vetus Testamentum

Hebr.

Hebrew

Hell.Oxy.

Hellenica Oxyrhynchia, v. I.

Hellen.

Hellenistic.

Hemerolog.Flor.,

v. I

Heracl.

Heraclas

Herc.,

v. III

Herm.

Hermann, Hermes, or Hermias

Hermes,

v. IV

Herod.

Herodas

Herod.Med.

Herodotus Medicus

Hes.

Hesiodus

heterocl.

heteroclite

heterog.

heterogeneous

hex.

hexameters

Hippiatr.,

v. I

Hist.Aug.

Historiae Augustae Scriptores, v. I

Hld.

Heliodorus, Scriptor Eroticus

Hp.

Hippocrates

Hsch.

Hesychius

Hymn.

Hymnus, Hymni, v. I

hyperdor.

hyperdorian

I

I.-E., I.-Eur.

Indo-European

IEG

Iambi et elegi graeci ante Alexandrum cantati, M. L. West, Oxford 1971–2 (2 vols.), 1989 (vol. 12), 1992 (vol. 22).

IG,

v. II

IGC,

v. index II.

IGRom.,

v. II

IGSK,

v. index II.

IPE,

v. II

i.e.

id est

ib.

ibidem (i.e. in the same work)

ibid.

ibidem (i.e. in the same passage)

Icel.

Icelandic

Id.

Idem

Il.

Iliad

imper.

imperative

impers.

impersonal

impf.

imperfect

inc. loc.

incerto loco

incl.

including.

ind. or indic.

indicative

Ind.Lect.Rost.

Index Lectionum in Academia Rostochiensi.

indecl.

indeclinable

indef.

indefinite

inf.

infinitive

init.

ad initium

Inscr.

Inscription

Inscr.Cos, Cypr., etc.,

v. II

insep.

inseparable

instr.

instrumental

intens.

intensive

interp. or interpol.

interpolated

interpr.

interpreted, interpretation

interrog.

interrogative

intr.

intransitive

inv.

inventory.

Ion.

Ionic

iron.

ironically.

irreg.

irregular

Is.

Isaeus

Iterat.

Iterative

Izv.Arch.Comm.,

v. IV

J

J.

Josephus

JHS,

v. IV

JRCil.

v. index II.

JRS,

v. IV

Jahrb,

v. IV

Jahresh.,

v. IV

Jo.

Joannes

Jusj.

Jusjurandum

K

Kafizin

v. index II.

Keil-Premerstein,

v. II

Klio,

v. IV

L

LF, LW,

v. II

LW

v. LF in index II.

l.

lege

l. c.

loco citato

ll. cc.

locis citatis

Lacon

Laconian

Lapid.Gr.

Les Lapidaires de l’antiquité et du moyen âge. Tome II: Les Lapidaires grecs, F. de Mély, C. É. Ruelle, Paris 1898.

Lat.

Latin

Lcn.

Lucianus interpres, v. index I.

Leg Gort.,

v. II

Leg.Sacr.,

v. II

leg.

legendum

Leipz.Stud.,

v. IV

lengthd.

lengthened

Leon.

Leonidas (two epigrammatists)

Leonid.

Leonidas Medicus

Lett.

Lettish

Lex

Lex (law)

Lex.

Lexicon, v. I

lit.

literally, literal

Lit.Crit.

in Literary Criticism

Lith.

Lithuanian

Liv.Ann.,

v. IV

Lob.

C. A. Lobeck

loc.

locative

Locr.

Locrian.

Lyc.

Lycophron

Lyr.

Lyricus, Lyric poetry

Lyr.Adesp.,

v. I

Lyr.Alex.Adesp.,

v. I

Lys.

Lysias

Lysim.

Lysimachus

M

M.Ant.

Marcus Antoninus, v. Marcus

ME., MHG., etc.

Middle English, Middle High German, etc.

MPER

v. index III.

Maced.

Macedonia(n).

Magn.

Magnes

Man.

Manetho

Mantiss Prov.,

v. I

Mar.Vict.

Marius Victorinus

Marc.Arg.

Marcus Argentarius

Marc.Sid.

Marcellus Sidetes

Margites,

v. I

Marm.Par.,

v. II

masc.

masculine

Math.

in Mathematics

Med.

Medium, Middle

Medic.

in medical writers

Megar.

Megarian

Megalop.

Megalopolis

Mein.

Meineke

Mel.

Meleager

Meliss.

Melissus

Men.

Menander

Mess.

Messenian

metaph.

metaphorically, metaphorical

metaplast

metaplastice

metath.

metathesis

meton.

metonymical(ly).

metr.

metrically

metri gr.

metri gratia

Michel,

v. II

Milet.3, 6, 7,

v. II

mil.

military.

Miller Mélanges

v. Etymologicum Genuinum in index I.

Mitteis Chr.,

v. III

Mnemos,

v. IV

Mod.

modern

Moer.

Moeris

Mon.Anc.Gr.,

v. II

Mon.Ant.,

v. IV

Mosch.

Moschus

Μουσ Σμυρν.,

v. IV

Mus.Belg.,

v. IV

Music.

in musical writers

Myc.

Mycenaean.

N

NT

Novum Testamentum

NWGk.

North-West Greek.

n. pr.

nomen proprium

neg.

negative

neut. or n.

neuter

Nic.

Nicander or Nicias

Nic.Dam.

Nicolaus Damascenus

nom.

nominative

Nosti,

v. I

Not.Scav.,

v. IV

O

OE.

Old English

OGI,

v. II

OHG.

Old High German

OIr.

Old Irish

O.Pers.

Old Persian.

obj.

object.

Od.

Odyssey

oft.

often

onomat.

onomatopoeic.

opp.

opposed to

opt.

optative

Orac.

Oraculum

Orat.Att.

J. G. Baiter and H. Sauppe, Oratores Attici, Zurich 1845–50 [Hildesheim 1967]

orat.obliq.

oratio obliqua

Oratt.

Oratores Attici

Orchom.

Orchomenos

orig.

originally

Osc.

Oscan

Ostr.,

v. III

Ostr.Strassb.,

v. III

ostr.

ostracon. (For Ostr. v. index III).

Oxy.

POxy., q.v. (III)

oxyt.

oxytone

P

PAlex and other abbrevs. beginning with P,

v. III

PCG 2, 3(2), 4, 5, 7

Poetae comici Graeci, R. Kassel, C. Austin, Berlin/New York: II: Agathenor-Aristonymus, 1991; III 2: Aristophanes, 1984; IV: Aristophon-Crobylus, 1983; V: Damoxenus-Magnes, 1986; VII: Menecrates-Xenophon, 1989.

PEG

Poetarum epicorum Graecorum testimonia et fragmenta 1, A. Bernabé, T(L) 1987.

PG, PL

Patrologiae cursus completus, series Graeca, J.-P. Migne, Paris 1857–68 (162 vols.); Patrologiae cursus completus, series Latina, J.-P. Migne, Paris 1844–55 (221 vols).

PGR

Paradoxographorum Graecorum reliquiae, A. Giannini, Milan 1965.

PLG

T. Bergk, Poetae Lyrici Graeci4, Leipzig 1882 (reprint 1914–15)

PMG

Poetae Melici Graeci, D. L. Page, Oxford 1962 [1967].

PMGF

Poetarum Melicorum Graecorum Fragmenta, M. Davies, Oxford 1991.

PPF

H. Diels, Poetarum Philosophorum Fragmenta, Berlin 1901

PSI

v. index III.

Pall.

Palladius or Palladas

Pamph.

Pamphylian

Pap.

Papyrus

paratrag.

paratragoedia

parenth.

parentheses.

Parm.

Parmenides

Parmen

Parmenio

parod.

parody

Paroemiographi

E. L. von Leutsch & F. G. Schneidewin, Corpus Paroemiographorum Graecorum, Göttingen 1839–51; [Hildesheim 1958; w. Suppl., L. Cohn et al., Hildesheim 1961]

parox.

paroxytone

part.

participle

partit.

partitive

Pass.

Passive

Patron.

Patronymic

pecul.

peculiar

perh.

perhaps

Peripl.M.Rubr.,

v. I

perispom.

perispomenon

pers., person.

person, personal

pers.n.

personal name.

Petersen-Luschan

Reisen in Lykien, v. II

pf. or perf.

perfect

Ph.

Philo

Phan.

Phanias

Phil

Philippus Epigrammaticus

Phil.Wochenschr.,

v. IV

Philet.

Philetas

Philipp.Com.

Philippus Comicus

Philol.

Philolaus

Philol.,

v. IV

Philonid.

Philonides; for Vit. Philonid. v. infr.

Philos.

in Philosophy

Phld.

Philodemus Philosophus

Phlp.

Philoponus

Phoen.

Phoenix

phr.

phrase.

Physici

Physici et medici Graeci minores, J. L. Ideler, Berlin 1841–2 [Amsterdam 1963] (2 vols.).

Pi.

Pindarus

pl.

plural

Pl.

Plato

Plb.

Polybius

Plin.

Pliny

plpf.

pluperfect

Poet.

Poeta, poetical

Poliorc.

v. Poliorcetici in index I.

Pors.

Porson

post-Hom.

post-Homeric

pr.

preface.

pr. n.

proper name

pred.

predicate, predicative.

Prep.

Preposition

pres.

present

presum.

presumably.

Prisc.

Priscus Historicus

Prisc Lyd.

Priscianus Lydus

Priscian.Inst.

Priscianus Grammaticus, Institutio

priv.

privative

prob.

probable, probably

prob. for

probably to be read instead of

prob. l.

probable reading

prolog.

prologus, prologue.

Pron.

Pronoun

prop.

properly

proparox.

proparoxytone

properisp.

properispomenon

prov.

proverbially, proverbial

Pyth. or Pythag.

Pythagoras, Pythagorean.

Pyth.Hell.

The Pythagorean Texts of the Hellenistic Period, H. Thesleff, Åbo 1965.

Q

Q.S.

Quintus Smyrnaeus

q.v., qq.v.

quod vide, quae vide

qn.

question

Quint.

Quintilianus or Quinta Versio (v. Vetus Testamentum)

quot(s).

quotation(s).

R

RIB

v. index II.

radic.

radical

Ramsay

Cities and Bishoprics, v. II

Recueil de Travaux,

v. IV

redupl.

reduplicated.

ref.

reference.

reflex.

reflexive

regul.

regular, regularly

relat.

relative

repr.

reprint(ed).

republ.

republished.

rest

restoration, restored

Rev.Arch.,

v. IV

Rev.Épigr.,

v. IV

Rev.Ét.Gr.,

v. IV

Rev.Phil.,

v. IV

rev.

revised.

Rh.

Rhetores Graeci, ed Wa’z

Rh.Mus,

v. IV

Rhet.

Rhetorical, Rhetoric

Rhet.

L. Spengel, Rhetores Graeci, 3 vols., Leipzig (T.) 1853–6: i pars ii, iterum ed. C. Hammer 1894

Riv.Fil.,

v. IV

Rhod.

Rhodian.

Rom.imp.

(of) Roman imperial (date).

Roussel

Cultes Égyptiens, v. II

Ruf.

Rufus

Rufin

Rufinus

Ruhnk.

Ruhnken

Rüsch,

v. II

S

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

T

TAM,

v. II

TGF

A. Nauck, Tragicorum Graecorum Fragmenta2, Leipzig 1889

TrGF 1, 2, 3, 4

Tragicorum Graecorum fragmenta. 1: Didascaliae tragicae, catalogi tragicorum et tragoediarum, testimonia et fragmenta tragicorum minorum, B. Snell, Göttingen 1971; Ed. correctior et addendis aucta, R. Kannicht, Göttingen 1986. 2: Fragmenta adespota. Testimonia volumini 1 addenda. Indices ad volumina 1 et 2, R. Kannicht, B. Snell, Göttingen 1981. [Trag.Adesp. .. K.-S.] 3: Aeschylus, S. Radt, Göttingen 1985. 4: Sophocles, S. Radt (frr. 730a–g edidit R. Kannicht), Göttingen 1977.

t.t.

technical term

Tab.Defix,

v. II

Tab.Defix. Aud.,

v. II

Tab Heracl.,

v. II

tab.defix.

tabella(-ae) defixionis. (For Tab.Defix. v. index II).

Taillardat Images

J. Taillardat, Les Images d’Aristophane: Études de langue et de style, Paris 1965.

Tarent.

Tarentum, Tarentine

termin.

termination

Test.

Testimonium

Test.Epict,

v. II

Th.

Thucydides

Thd

Theodotion

Theb.Ostr.,

v. III

Thebaïs,

v. I

Them.

Themistius

Themist.

Themistocles

Theo Sm.

Theon Smyrnaeus

Theoc.

Theocritus

Theod.

Theodorus

Theol.Ar.,

v. I

Thess.

Thessalian

Thgn.

Theognis

Thphr.

Theophrastus

Ti.Locr.

Timaeus Locrus

Tim.

Timotheus Lyricus

Tim.Com.

Timotheus Comicus

Tim.Gaz.

Timotheus Gazaeus

Tim.Lex.

Timaeus Grammaticus

tit.

titulus

Titanomach.

Titanomachia, v. I

tm.

tmesis

Trag.

Tragic, Tragedy, in the language of the Tragic writers

Trag.Adesp.,

v. I

trans.

transitive

transf.

(in) transferred (sense).

transl.

translating, translation of.

trisyll.

trisyllable

Tryph

Tryphiodorus

Tull.Sab.

Sabinus (q.v.), Tullius

Tyrrhen.

Tyrrhenian

U

UPZ,

v. III

Umbr.

Umbrian

unexpld.

unexplained.

unkn.

unknown.

unpubl.

unpublished.

usu.

usually

V

v.

vide; also voce or vocem

v.h.v.

vide hanc vocem

v.l., vv.ll.

varia lectio, variae lectiones

van Brock Vocab.medic.

N. van Brock, Recherches sur le vocabulaire médical du grec ancien, Paris 1961.

var.

variant (of).

vbs.

verbs.

Ved.

Vedic

verb.Adj

verbal Adjective

Vit.

for ‘Anon. Vit.Arist.’ and some other refs. containing ‘Vit.’ see Diogenes Laertius.

Vit.Philonid.

VitaPhilonidisEpicurei, v. I

voc.

voce, vocem; also vocative

Vorsokr.7

Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker7, H. Diels, W. Kranz, Berlin (Weidmann) 19547 (3 vols.)

X

X.

Xenophon

X.Eph.

Xenophon Ephesius

Xenoph.

Xenophanes

Y

Youtie Scriptiunculae

v. index III.

Zeitschr.d.Savigny-Stiftung,

v. IV

Z

Zen.

Zenobius

Zon.

Zonas