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APPENDIX OF AUTHORS AND WORKS
Lustrum 8 (1963) 161-217); for 1937-68, W. S. Anderson, C. JV. 50 (1956) 38ff., 57
(1964) 346-8, 63 (1970) 217-22. See also bibliographies in Adamietz (1972) and
Gerard (1976), under Studies below)
TEXTS AND COMMENTARIES: TEXTS: A. E. Housman, 2nd ed. (Cambridge
1931); U. Knoche (Munich 1950); W. V. Clausen (OCT, 1959). COMMENTARIES: G. A.
Ruperti (Glasgow 1825); L. Friedlander (Leipzig 1895), intr. tr. J. R. C. Martyn,
Friedlander s essays on Juvenal (Amsterdam 1969); J. E. B. Mayor (London 1901);
J. D. Duff and M. Coffey (Cambridge 1970); E. Courtney (London 1980). SCHOLIA:
D. Wessner (BT, 1931). See G. B. Townend, C.Q. 22 (1972) 376—87. MANUSCRIPTS:
U. Knoche, Die Vberlieferung Juvenals (Berlin 1926); idem, Handschriftliche Grundlagen
des Juvenal-Textes, Pkilologus suppl. 33 (1940); Coffey (1963, under Studies
below) I7off.; J. G. Griffith, M.H. 15 (1968) 101-38.
STUDIES: J. de Decker, Juvenalis declamans (Ghent 1913); I. G. Scott, The grand
style in the satires of Juvenal (Northampton, Mass. 1927); P. de Labriolle, Les satires
de Juv&nal: itude et analyse (Paris 1932); F. Gauger, Zeitschilderung und Topik bei
Juvenal (diss. Greifswald 1937); E. Smemo, 'Zur Technik der Personenzeichnung bei
Juvenal', S.O. 16 (1937) 77-102; G. Highet, 'The philosophy of Juvenal', T.A.Ph.A.
80 (1949) 254-70; idem, 'Juvenal's bookcase', A.J.Ph. 72 (1951) 369-94; idem,
Juvenal the satirist (Oxford 1954); W. C. Helmbold, 'Juvenal's twelfth satire', C.Ph.
51 (1956) 14—23; W. S. Anderson, 'Studies in book 1 of Juvenal', Y.Cl.S. 15 (1957) 31—
90; idem, 'Juvenal and Qyintilian', Y.Cl.S. 17 (1961) 3-93; idem, 'The programs of
Juvenal's later books', C.Ph. 57 (1962) 145—60; idem, 'Anger in Juvenal and Seneca',
Univ. Calif. Publ. Class. Phil. 19.3 (1964); A. Serafini, Studio suite satire di Giovenale
(Florence 1957); E. Thomas, 'Ovidian echoes in Juvenal', in (ed.) N. Herescu,
Ovidiana (Paris 1958) 505—25; G. Lawall, 'Exempla and theme in Juvenal's tenth
satire', T.A.Ph.A. 89 (1958) 25-31; E. J. Kenney, 'The first satire of Juvenal', P.C.Ph.S
8 (1962) 29—40; J. G. Griffith, 'Juvenal and the stage-struck patricians', Mnemosyne
4.15 (1962) 256-61; idem, 'The ending of Juvenal's first satire and Lucilius xxx',
Hermes 98 (1970) 56—72; E. J. Kenney, 'Juvenal, satirist or rhetorician?', Latomus
22 (1963) 704-20; H. A. Mason, 'Is Juvenal a classic?', in (ed.) J. P. Sullivan, Satire
(London 1963) 93-167; N. Scivoletto, 'Presenze di Persio in Giovenale', G.I.F. 16
(1963) 60-72; J. J. Bodoh, An analysis of the ideas ofJuvenal(diss. Wisconsin 1966);
idem, 'Artistic control in the satires of Juvenal', Aevum 44 (1970) 475—82; A. S.
McDevitt, 'The structure of Juvenal's eleventh satire*, G.&R. 15 (1968) 173-9; J- P-
Stein, 'The unity and scope of Juvenal's fourteenth satire', C.Ph. 65 (1970) 34-6;
S. C. Fredericks,' Rhetoric and morality in Juvenal's 8th satire*, T.A.Ph.A. 102 (1971)
111-32; L. Edmunds, 'Juvenal's thirteenth satire', Rh.M. 115 (1972) 59-73;
J. Adamietz, Untersuchungen %u Juvenal, Hermes Ein^elschriften 26 (1972: on satires
3, 5 and 11); J. Gerard, Juvenal et la realite contemporaire (Paris 1976).
INDEXES: L. Kelling and A. Suskin (Chapel Hill 1951); M. Dubrocard (New York
1976).
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