Chapter V: General Handbooks

DAREMBERG, CHARLES, ET SAGLIO, M. E., _Dictionnaire des Antiquités Grecques et Romaines_. 5 vols. Paris, 1875-1919.

JONES, H. STUART, _Companion to Roman History_. Oxford, 1912.

LÜBKER, F., _Reallexikon des klassischen Altertums_. Leipzig, 1914.^8

PAULY, A. F. VON, WISSOWA, GEORG, KROLL, W., _Real-Encyclopaedie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft_. 11 vols. (incomplete). Stuttgart, 1894-1922.

SANDYS, J. E., _A Companion to Latin Studies_. Cambridge, England, 1921.^3

Our Debt to Greece and Rome

AUTHORS AND TITLES

1. HOMER. John A. Scott, _Northwestern University_.

2. SAPPHO. David M. Robinson, _The Johns Hopkins University_.

3A. EURIPIDES. F. L. Lucas, _King’s College, Cambridge_.

3B. AESCHYLUS AND SOPHOCLES. J. T. Sheppard, _King’s College, Cambridge_.

4. ARISTOPHANES. Louis E. Lord, _Oberlin College_.

5. DEMOSTHENES. Charles D. Adams, _Dartmouth College_.

6. ARISTOTLE’S POETICS. Lane Cooper, _Cornell University_.

7. GREEK HISTORIANS. Alfred E. Zimmern, _University of Wales_.

8. LUCIAN. Francis G. Allinson, _Brown University_.

9 PLAUTUS AND TERENCE. Charles Knapp, _Barnard College_, _Columbia University_.

10A. CICERO. John C. Rolfe, _University of Pennsylvania_.

10B. CICERO AS PHILOSOPHER. Nelson G. McCrea, _Columbia University_.

11. CATULLUS. Karl P. Harrington, _Wesleyan University_.

12. LUCRETIUS AND EPICUREANISM. George Depue Hadzsits, _University of Pennsylvania_.

13. OVID. Edward K. Rand, _Harvard University_.

14. HORACE. Grant Showerman, _University of Wisconsin_.

15. VIRGIL. John William Mackail, _Balliol College, Oxford_.

16. SENECA. Richard Mott Gummere, _The William Penn Charter School_.

17. ROMAN HISTORIANS. G. Ferrero, _Florence_.

18. MARTIAL. Paul Nixon, _Bowdoin College_.

19. PLATONISM. Alfred Edward Taylor, _St. Andrew’s University_.

20. ARISTOTELIANISM. John L. Stocks, _St. John’s College, Oxford_.

21. STOICISM. Robert Mark Wenley, _University of Michigan_.

22. LANGUAGE AND PHILOLOGY. Roland G. Kent, _University of Pennsylvania_.

23. RHETORIC AND LITERARY CRITICISM.

24. GREEK RELIGION. Walter W. Hyde, _University of Pennsylvania_.

25. ROMAN RELIGION. Gordon J. Laing, _McGill University_.

26. MYTHOLOGIES. Jane Ellen Harrison, _Newnham College, Cambridge_.

27. THEORIES REGARDING THE IMMORTALITY OF THE SOUL. Clifford H. Moore, _Harvard University_.

28. STAGE ANTIQUITIES. James T. Allen, _University of California_.

29. GREEK POLITICS. Ernest Barker, _King’s College, University of London_.

30. ROMAN POLITICS. Frank Frost Abbott, _Princeton University_.

31. ROMAN LAW. Roscoe Pound, _Harvard Law School_.

32. ECONOMICS AND SOCIETY. M. T. Rostovtzeff, _University of Wisconsin_.

33. WARFARE BY LAND AND SEA. E. S. McCartney, _University of Michigan_.

34. THE GREEK FATHERS. Roy J. Deferrari, _The Catholic University of America_.

35. BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE. Henry Osborn Taylor, _New York_.

36. MATHEMATICS. David Eugene Smith, _Teachers’ College, Columbia University_.

37. LOVE OF NATURE. H. R. Fairclough, _Leland Stanford Junior University_.

38. ASTRONOMY AND ASTROLOGY. Franz Cumont, _Brussels_.

39. THE FINE ARTS. Arthur Fairbanks, _Museum of Fine Arts, Boston_.

40. ARCHITECTURE. Alfred M. Brooks, _Swarthmore College_.

41. ENGINEERING. Alexander P. Gest, _Philadelphia_.

42. GREEK PRIVATE LIFE, ITS SURVIVALS. Charles Burton Gulick, _Harvard University_.

43. ROMAN PRIVATE LIFE, ITS SURVIVALS. Walton B. McDaniel, _University of Pennsylvania_.

44. FOLK LORE. Campbell Bonner, _University of Michigan_.

45. GREEK AND ROMAN EDUCATION.

46. CHRISTIAN LATIN WRITERS. Andrew F. West, _Princeton University_.

47. ROMAN POETRY AND ITS INFLUENCE UPON EUROPEAN CULTURE. Paul Shorey, _University of Chicago_.

48. PSYCHOLOGY.

49. MUSIC.

50. ANCIENT AND MODERN ROME. Rodolfo Lanciani, _Rome_.

Transcriber’s Notes

Page 19: “the nobilty” changed to “the nobility”

Page 56: “is dissatified” changed to “is dissatisfied”

Page 57: “similiar contempt” changed to “similar contempt”

Page 74: “Branches of Goverment” changed to “Branches of Government”

Page 147: “niggardly apropriations” changed to “niggardly appropriations”