INDEX OF

Euphorion : 303; poet and writer
of learned works; ς 355 B.C.
Euphronius: 1389; grammarian;

250 B.C.

Euripides: 10, 64, 94, 183, 196,
ie, 285, 299, “πὶ writer of
tragedy; 440 B.c

Eusebius : ie 18, 46, 138, 142,310;
chronologer [mostly survives
only in Jerome’s Latin version
and the Armenian translation] ;

A.D. 305
Eustathius : 28, 61, 68, 76-8, 87,
101-2, 106, 117, 124— δ᾽
ἫΝ 155, 188, 2394, 331, 239,
250, 253—5, 279, 329- 30, 333-5,
343, 350-6, 359, 384, 388,
391-2, 409, 419, 423-5; gram-

marian and historian; A.D
1160
Favorinus (or Guarino): 91, 131,

385, 391, 401; scholar and
lexicographer; A.D. 1520

Galen: 224, 360; writer on medi-
cine, philosophy, grammar,
criticism; A.D. 170

Gellius, Aulus: 168, 419;
of miscellanies ; A.D. 170

Glaucus of Rhegium : 7, 98. 97:

writer on music and poetry :

writer

420 B.C.

Gnésippus : 49,177; an erotic lyric
poet; 450 B.c.

Gorgias: 155, 269; a Sicilian

“orator and teacher of rhetoric
who visited Athens in 427 B.c.
and after
Grammarians, Anonymous: 83, 97
Grammatici Graeci (Herodian, Apol-
lonius Dyscolus, etc., edited by
Lentz); 426, and see under
author’s names
Gregorius (Pardus): 224, 251;
grammarian; A.D. 1150

Harpocration : 67, 300. 404; gram-
marian; A.D.
HeliodGrus : 71; i 30 B.c.
Hellanicus : 17, 107, 139, 315, 513:
historian ; 420 Bac.
Heéphaestion : 48, 60, 70, 80-1, 86,
96-8, 118, 180-3, 218, 231,
238, 262, 256, 260=5, 268-73,

446

AUTHORS

276, 284, 288-94, 314, 318-21
330, 350, 354-6, 3-8, 381,

898, 409: metrician ; A.D. 17
Heracleides : 3855 grammarian :
A.D. 380

Heracleides of Pontus: 21, 46, 93:
Peripatetic philosopher and

grammarian; 340 B.c. ᾿
Heracleitus : 3445 grammarian ;
A.D. 50?

Heracleitus of Lesbos: 311; _his-
torian of unknown date

Hermesianax : 144; poet; 290 B.c.

Hermogénes: 62, 188-9, 238, 251,
286; A.D. 200

Herddas 223; writer of mimes in
iambic verse ; 250 B.c.

Herodian [Hdn.]: 55, 59, 60, 77-9,
88, 191, 199. 188, 183, 191,
197, 220-2, 550-2, 273, 288,
318, 334, 346, 388- ‘90, 408-10,
417; “aD, 170

Herodétus (Hdt.]: 25, 107, 149,
136, 140, 394; historian; 445

B.C.

Hesiod [Hes.]: 18, 19, 35, 65,
105-9, 173, 183, 203, 261, 209)
383, 407; poet 5 720 B.0. ?

Hes¥chius : i0, 90, 90, 9}. 42, 58,
62, 78, 98, "102, 112, 124, 1328)
135, 133, 194, "198, 206. 224,
229, 248, 253-6, 268, 278-80,
302, 336, 344, 349, 352, 358-60,
375, 382-4, 390, 403, 406,
410-12, 415, 418, 426; lexi-
cographer ; A.D. 450

Himerius: 63, 174, 202, 282, 287,
A 316; rhetorician ; AD.

Hipponax: 155, 175, 177; writer
of iambic lampoons; 540 B.C.

Homer [Homérus]: 3, 19, 21, 23-5,
35, 61, 71, 95, 107, "149, 159,
165; ΠῚ) 12, 68, Δὲ, 4-6,
94, 102, 106," 191, 188, 143,
187, 220, 248. 280, 299, 304-6,
322, 349, 358, 388, 400, 408,
422; Odyssey 61, 74-80, 127,
132, 190, 248, 250, 254, 258,
327, 888, 108: see also Bus:
tathius @nd Tzetzes ; poet;
850 B.c.?

Horace: 156, 161, 166, 312-3,

323, 345, 377, 401-3, 416, 427;
Roman poet ;25 B.c.