The Norton book of classical literature

More than 300 pieces of classical literature, primarily Greek but also some Roman.

Other Authors: Knox, Bernard, 1914-2010.
Format: Book
Language: English
Latin
Ancient Greek
Published: New York : Norton, [1993]
Physical Description: 866 pages ; 24 cm.
Edition: 1st ed.
Subjects:
Table of Contents:
  • Contents (authors only): Preface (p.21)
  • Introduction (p.23)
  • Greece (p.61). Homer (p.63)
  • Hesiod (p.187)
  • The archaic lyric and iambus (p.202). Archilochus (7th century B.C.) (p.202)
  • Tyrtaeus (7th century B.C.) (p.209)
  • Alcman (late 7th century B.C.) (p.212)
  • Hipponax (middle 6th century B.C.) (p.216)
  • Alcaeus (late 7th century-middle 6th century B.C.) (p.218)
  • Sappho (a contemporary of Alcaeus) (p.223)
  • Xenophanes (570-early 5th century B.C.) (p.231)
  • Mimnermus (2nd half of 7th century B.C.) (p.234)
  • Theognis (6th century B.C.) (p.235)
  • Solon (c.640-after 561 B.C.) (p.238).
  • Contents (cont.): Anacreon (c.570-?B.C.) (p.242)
  • Ibycus (6th century B.C.) (p.246)
  • Simonides (556-468 B.C.) (p.247)
  • Pindar (518-after 446 B.C.) (p.251)
  • Bacchylides (6th-5th centuries B.C.) (p.263)
  • Praxilla (5th century B.C.) (p.266)
  • Herodotus (490-c.425 B.C.) (p.267)
  • Aeschylus (525-456 B.C.) (p.300)
  • Thucydides (middle 5th century-399 B.C.?) (p.334)
  • Sophocles (496-406/5 B.C.) (p.357)
  • Euripides (485-406 B.C.) (p.404)
  • Aristophanes (455?-c.385 B.C.) (446)
  • Plato (427-341 B.C.) (p.477)
  • Menander (342-c.292 B.C.) (p.512)
  • Theophrastus (c.370-287 B.C.) (p.522)
  • Callimachus (c.310-240 B.C.) (p.527)
  • Apollonius Rhodius (c.295-215 B.C.) (p.534).
  • Contents (cont.): Theocritus (1st half of 3rd century B.C.) (p.547)
  • Herodas (c. 300-250 B.C.) (p.566)
  • Erinna (4th century B.C.?) (p.572)
  • From the Greek anthology (p.574). Anonymous (p.575)
  • Plato (p.575)
  • Anyte (early 4th century B.C.?) (p.576)
  • Antipater of Sidon (2nd century B.C.) (p.577)
  • Diotimos (p.579)
  • Nikarchos (p.579)
  • Asclepiades of Samos (c.320-?B.C.) (p.580)
  • Leonidas of Tarentum (1st half of 3rd century B.C.) (p.580)
  • Alexander Aetolus (p.581)
  • Dioskorides (p.582)
  • Meleager (c.100 B.C.) (p.582)
  • Glaukos (p.583)
  • Anonymous (p.583)
  • Philodemos (p.584)
  • Krinagoras (p.585)
  • Automedon (p.585)
  • Anonymous (p.585)
  • Erucius (p.586)
  • Antipater of Salonica (1st century B.C.-1st Century A.D.?) (p.586).
  • Contents (cont.): Marcus Argentarius (1st century B.C.-1st century A.D.?) (p.587)
  • Pompeius (p.588)
  • Lucilius (p.589)
  • Nikarchos (p.589)
  • Paulus Silentiarius (6th century A.D.) (p.590)
  • Lucretius (98-c.55 B.C.) (p.595)
  • Catullus (c.84-c.54 B.C.) (p.604)
  • Horace (65-8 B.C.) (p.614)
  • Virgil (70-19 B.C.) (p.639)
  • Livy (59 B.C.-A.D.17) (p.702)
  • Propertius (c.50 B.C.-after 16 B.C.) (p.716)
  • Ovid (43 B.C.-A.D. 17) (p.727)
  • Tacitus (A.D. 56/7after 117) (p.786)
  • Petronius Arbiter (?-A.D. 65) (p.793)
  • Juvenal (55?-138?) (p.813)
  • Marcus Aurelius (121-180; Emperor, 161-180) (p.827)
  • Aurelius Augustinus (Saint Augustine (354-530) (p.833)
  • For futher reading (p.853)
  • Permissions (p.854)
  • Index (p.861).