Ovid,Metamorphoses (continued)
15.424 – 52 165
15.857 – 60 272n154
Tristia
3.1.28 – 34 284n158
3.12.17 – 26 300n202
3.13 211
4.10.10 – 12 157
5.10.1 – 14 300n201
Petronius
Satyricon
119 265n72
Phaedrus
4.7 268n97
Philistus
FGrH 556
F 47 251n137
Pindar
Isthmian 8
26 – 48 263n48
Nemean 1
1 – 2 232n22
Pythian 1
72–80 45, 49
Plato
Phaedo
109b 265n69
Timaeus
22a – 23a 228n109
Plautus
Rudens
737 57
Pliny
Naturalis Historia
7.95 238n102
7.99 60 – 61, 62, 239n108
7.194 262n24
18.201 – 4 201
18.201 – 320 201
18.205 201
18.211 295n136
18.231 201
18.234 295n133
18.234 – 37 297n156
33.19 89, 141
37.5 275n41
37.13 239n117,
278n79Plutarch
Aemilius Paulus
27 235n67
Alcibiades
17.2 234n48
Aristides
19.7 10, 220n15
Brutus
24.4 278n83
Caesar
59.3 295n132
Camillus
19.7 278n80
22.2 234n58
Marcellus
19 234n49
Nicias
12.1 – 2 234n48
Pompey
79.4 278n80
Quaestiones Conviviales
717C – D 231n5,
278n80
Quaestiones Graecae
292D 300n206
Quaestiones Romanae
267F 211
268C 204
268D 204
275E 300n205- Index Locorum