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APPENDIX OF AUTHORS AND WORKS
A. S. Pease, 2 vols. (Cambridge, Mass. 1955-8). Defato (44): A. Yon, 3rd ed. (Paris
1950). Cato maioTde senectute (44): L. Huxley (Oxford 1887; repr. 1951); F. G. Moore
(New York 1903); M. Ruch (Paris 1972). Laelius de amicitia (44): J. S. Reid (Cambridge
1887; 2nd ed. 1893). De afficiis (44): H. A. Holden, 3rd ed. (Cambridge 1899; repr.
Amsterdam 1966); J. Higginbotham (London 1967; intr., tr. and notes).
(6) CORRESPONDENCE: Adfamiliares (16 bks), Ad Atticum (16 bks), and AdQuintum
fratrem (27 letters). Complete: R. Y. Tyrrell and L. C. Purser, 2nd ed. (Dublin 1885-
'933); D - R- Shackleton Bailey, 10 vols. (Cambridge 1965-81). (Translation by D. R.
Shackleton Bailey, Penguin 1978 (Ad Att.~), 1979 (remainder).)
(7) TRANSLATIONS : Plato's Timaeus. See R. Poncelet, Ciceron traducteur de Platon
(Paris 1957).
(8) VERSE (fragments): Juvenilia: Aratea (tr.); De consulatu suo; De temporibus suis;
Marius; Limon (a miscellany). W. W. Ewbank, The poems of Cicero (London 1933);
A. Traglia, Ciceronis poetica fragmenta (Rome 1952); J. Soubiran, Ciceron: Aratea,
fragments poetiques (Bude, 1972). Studies. E. Malcovati, Cicerone e la poesia (Pavia
1943); A. Traglia, La lingua di Ciceronepoeta (Bari 1950).
(9) LOST PROSE WORKS: Consolatio (45). Hortensius (45): M. Ruch (Paris 1958).
Laus Catonis (45). De gloria (44). De consiliis suis (? = Anecdota). Geographica
(? = Admirandd). Translations: Plato's Protagoras; Xenophon's Oeconomica.
(10) SCHOLIA: T. Stengl (Vienna-Leipzig 1912). Asconius on five speeches: A.
C. Clark (Oxford 1907).
STUDIES: (1) CRITICAL SURVEYS OF LITERATURE: W. Allen, C.W. 47 (1954) 129—39
(for 1935-53); R- J- Rowland, C.W. 60 (1966) 51-65, 101-15 (for 1953-65); P.
Boyance, in Actes Congr. Bude (i960) 254—91 (for 1933—58), repr. in jStudes sur
Vhumanisme Cicironien, Coll. Latomus 121 (Brussels 1970); A. E. Douglas, G.&R.,
New surveys in the classics 2 (1968). Rhetorica: FYAT 416-64; A. E. Douglas, ANR W
1.3 (1973) 95-138. Philosophical S. E. Smethurst, C.W. 51 (1957) 1-4, 32-41; C.W. 58
(1964-5) 36-44; C.W. 61 (1967) 125-33.
(2) GENERAL ACCOUNTS OF CICERO: J. W. DufF, A literary history of Rome from the
origins to the close of the golden age (London 1909; rev. A. M. Duff 1953); T. Petersson,
Cicero; a biography (Berkeley 1920); O. Plasberg, in (ed.) W. Ax, Cicero in seinen
Werken und Briefen (1926; repr. Darmstadt 1962); M. Gelzer et al., RE VIIA.I (1939)
827-1274, separately printed for 'Studierende' only (Stuttgart 1961); E. Bignone,
Storia delta letteratura latina (Florence 1950) III 442—685; F. Klingner, Romische
Geisteswelt, 4th ed. (Munich 1961) 110—59; Schanz—Hosius 1 400-550, in I. von
Muller's Handbuch der Altertumsw., 4th ed. (Munich 1966).
(3) STUDIES OF CICERONIAN TOPICS : E. Becker, Technik und S^enerie des ciceronischen
Dialogs (Osnabriick 1938); M. Rambaud, Ciceron et I'histoire romaine (Paris 1953);
A. Haury, Ironie et humour che{ Ciceron (Leiden 1955); M. Ruch, Leprooemiumphilosophique
che% Ciceron (Paris 1958); A. Michel, Rhetorique et philosophie che\ Ciceron
(Paris i960); (ed.) E. Paratore, Collana di studi ciceroniani, 2 vols. (Rome 1961-2);
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