INDEX OF

B.c.; the fragmentary work

On Negatives is ; perh. not his
Cicero: 170, 312, 313, 401;

Roman orator and philoso-

pher; 60 Β.0. ; 1

Clearchus : 177, 258; Peripatetic
philosopher; 300 B.c.

Clement of Alexandria: 12, 14, 28,
30, 33, 50; Christian writer;
A.D. 200

Cleoménes: 177; a dithyrambic
and erotic poet; 420 B.c.?

Cramer's Anewdita Oxroniensia : 31,
73, 76, 81, 85, 94-5, 100, 109,
114, 120- a 126, 130, 187, 226,
243, 285, 288, 304-6, 326, 337,
342, 351, 357, 379, 384, 390-1,
400-1, 423; a collection of pre-
viously unedited Greek works
ΡΞ Oxford MSS., published
1835-7

Cramer's > ——-s 33,

76, 82, 111, 187-9, 267;
285, 340, 383, 393, 399, 407,
426; . ἃ collection of previously
unedited Greek works from
Paris MSS., published 1839-41

Cratesof Mallus : 45; grammarian ;
170 8.6.

Grativws: 20, 40, 120, 153, 278;
writer of comedy; 450 B.c.
Crrillus: 407; of Alexandria;

author of a glossary; A.D. 420?

Demetrius: 172, 224-5, 252, 274,
284, 290, 294-6; rhetorician :
A.D. 50?

Demetrius of Byzantium: 375;
Peripatetic philosopher; 190
B.C.?

Demetrius of Magnesia : 35; gram-
marian; 60 B.c

Demosthenes : - γ78, Ὧ95: the great
Athenian orator and states-
man; 340 B.c.

Dicaearchus : 139, 315, 377; Peri-
patetic philosopher, a,
grammarian; 310 B.C

Didyinus : 149, 251; gramimarian ;
30 B.C.

Dio Chrysostom : 180, 236; rhetor-

ician; A.D. 80
19, 108, 145;

Diodorus of Sicily :
historian; 40 B.c.
Diogénes Laertius (Diog. 1.7: 34,

AUTHORS

308-10, 352, 364, 375;
grapher; A.D. 220

{[Diogenian}: 258; grammarian;
prob. not the author of the
collection of proverbs under
his name

Dionysius of Halicarnassus: 32,
172, 180-2, 294, 312, 419;
historian and grammarian;
20 B.C.

Dionysius of Thrace :
marian; 125 B.c.

Dionysius Periégétes :
erapher ; 300 B.c.

Dioscorides : 162; epigrammatist;
180 B.C.

Diphilus: 153; writer of comedy;
310 B.c

Dracon : 95, 179, 317;
marian; A.D. 180

bio-

293; grain-

331; geo-

gram-

153; writer of comedy;

Ephippus :
350 B.c
wins > 34, 101, 183; historian;
35
——: 217 7; writer of comedy ;
B.C.
Frotian :; 63; lexicographer ; A.D. 60

Etymologiouin Gudianum {[{E.G.]:
110- 11, 114, 199, 277, 285,
300, 328, "378; etymological

lexicon ; A.D. 1100

Etymologicum Magnum [E.M.]: 63,
73, 85, 102, 110, 116-7, 120,
126-8, 130, 183, 191, 195-8,
26H, 959- 3, 265, 72. ᾧ 277 -8,
285, 289, 300-3; 329, 343, 352,
355, 369, 378- Ὁ, 382-- 8, 90}.
401, 404, 407-10, 420, 424-6:
etymological lexicon; A.D.1200

Etymologicum Magnum Veius [also
called Et. I'lorentinum and Ft.
Genuinum] : 66, 88, 96-8, 104,
132-4, 194, 285, 876-8, 385,
388-9, 406, 410-12, 424; an
etymological lexicon compiled
under the direction of Photius
c. A.D. 870

Euclid (Eucleides) : 28, 33; mathe-
matician ; 300 B. C.

Eudocia : 144; Greek Empress
{her lexicon, Violarium, is
really a work of the 16th
cent.]; A.D. 1060

Eumilus : 13 ff.

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