Achilles Tatius-Archimedes

Aeschylus

Other Authors

Compiled by Andrew Stoddart

Achilles Tatius

Novelist. (b.2nd century AD?)

Achilles Tatius - Leucippe and Clitophon

  Achilles Tatius Loeb Leucippe and Cleitophon in parallel Text

Collected Greek Novels Achilles Tatius wrote 'Leucippe and Cleitophon' which appears in Reardon's superb 'Collected Ancient Greek Novel' £24.00

Aeschines Orator (b. c397BC)

  Aeschines - Against Timarchos Ed by Fisher Ed by Fisher

Aeschines Loeb

Aeschylus

Aeschylus (Ted Hughes, trans.)   Aeschylus The Oresteia - Libation Bearers (Choephori) , Agamemnon, Eumenides With his superb translation of Ovid's Metamorphoses a best seller this new translation of the Oresteia, by the late poet Laurete seems certain to join it. First performed and directed by Katie Mitchell at the National Theatre, London in 1999

Aeschylus- Aeschylus Loeb Oresteian Trilogy 

Aeschylus OCT All the plays in Ancient Greek with Latin footnotes

Aeschylus Eumenides (Ed) Podlecki The Aris and Phillips (A&P) books are, like the Loebs, parallel texts but they tend to be more reliable translations and also come with commentaries and notes which the Loebs do not.

Aeschylus- The Persians A&P  ed Hall 

Aeschylus- Prometheus A&P  ed Podlecki 

Aeschylus (Trans. Philip Vellacott) - Aeschylus The Oresteia  The 'penguin' version of Eumenides, The Libation bearers and Agamemnon. £6.99

Aeschylus The Oresteia translated by Fagles

Prometheus Bound/The Suppliants/Seven Against Thebes/The Persians Translated by Vellacott

Aeschylus The Oresteia  (trans. Richmond Lattimore) - The 'Chicago' version of Eumenides, The Libation bearers and Agamemnon.

Aeschylus Eumenides Aeschylus edited by A. Sommerstein (G&Y)

Aeschylus (G&Y)- Aeschylus Prometheus Bound  

  Aeschylus  The Libation Bearers Text and commentary edited by A Bowen Aeschylus

Stagecraft of Aeschylus Ed by Oliver Taplin 

Aeschylus- Oresteia   H. Lloyd-Jones 

The Oresteia  Christopher Collard (Translator)

Aesop:

fable writer(b. c6th century BC though possibly mythical). In the Loeb library as Babrius and Phaedrus (Loeb £12.95). This is a bit of a curiosity piece as (I believe!) these 'Aesopic fables' are the only Loeb with both Latin and Greek in the same volume. Aesop, may never have existed and certainly never wrote, so the collections of his fables were put to papyrus by Babrius in Greek c.2nd century AD and Phaedrus in Latin c 1st century BC.

Aesop Loeb

Aesop The Complete Fables 

Antiphon

Antiphon- The Speeches Michael Gagarin (Editor)

Antiphon and Lysias - Greek Orators Volume I A&P

Antiphon the Sophist Gerard J. Pendrick 

Apollodorus The writer of 'The Libraries' a collection of Greek mythology which reads a little like the bible (lots of begetting etc!) but is, of course, a hugely important work.

Apollodorus Loeb Vol 1

Apollodorus Loeb Vol 2

Apollonius of Rhodes

Apollonius of Rhodes

Apollonius of Rhodes Argonautica

Apollonius of Rhodes Argonautica Peter Grene translation

Apollonius of Rhodes  Hardback

The Argonautica of Appollonius Richard Hunter

Apollonius of Rhodes- Argonautica Book III R. L. Hunter (Editor)

Archimedes:

Mathematician (b. c287 BC) Eureka ??? You would have thought that there would be plenty of material on this, the most famous, of Greek mathematicians. But, with the exception of Heath's two-volume general work on Greek maths.; 

History of Greek Mathematics : From Aristarchus to Diophantus Vol. 2  

  Greek Mathematical Works Volume 2

Archimedes by Sherman Stein

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