A Systematical Bibliography of Sallust (1879-1964)

A SYSTEMATICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SALLUST(1879-1964)
CONTENTS
I. A bibliography of bibliographies
	A. General bibliographical handbooks
	B. General annual publications
	C. Sallust in the \'Jahresberichte i.iber die Fortschritte der klassischen Altertumswissenschaft\'
	D. Other publications concerning the bibliography of Sallust
	E. Publications on special subjects
II. The manuscript tradition of Sallust\'s works
	A. Invectiva in Ciceronem
	B. Epistulae ad Caesarem
	C. Catilina and Jugurtha
		1. General studies
		2. Studies dealing with single manuscripts or groups of manuscripts
			Papyrus-fragments
			Scholia
	D. Historiae
III. Editions, commentaries, translations
	A. Invectiva in Ciceronem
	B. Epistulae ad Caesarem
	C. Catilina and Jugurtha together
	D. Catilina
	E. Jugurtha
	F. Historiae
		1. All fragments
		2. Orationes et epistulae
		3. Palimpsest fragments
IV. Sallust
	A. Life of Sallust
	B. Sallust: his personality; historian or politician?
	C. Sallust: the historian and the thinker
		1. His conception of man and history (general works on Sallust)
		2. The prologues
		3. Influences of Greek authors
	D. Sallust: the artist
		1. General studies
		2. The speeches
	E. The language of Sallust
		1. Lexicographica
		2. General studies
		3. Main characteristics: Archaisms, poetisms, vulgarisms, variatio sermonis, brevitas.
		4. Word order and period structure  Clausulae Copulative particles
		5. Grammatical and syntactical questions; nouns, verbs
V. Studies on Sallust\'s works
	A. Invectiva in Ciceronem
	B. Epistulae ad Caesarem
	C. Catilina
		1. The Catilinarian Conspiracy; historical background; sources
		2. Sallust\'s Cati/ina; its title and time of composition
		3. Sallust\'s treatment of the subject
		4. Special parts of the Cati/ina
	D. Jugurtha
		1. The Jugurthine war; historical background
		2. Sallust\'s Jugurtha; date, general character, structure
		3. Sallust\'s Jugurtha; chronology, topography, sources
		4. Special parts of the Jugurtha
	E. Historiae
		1. History of the period concerned; the sources
		2. Sallust\'s Historiae
		3. Discovery and decyphering of fragments
		4. Orationes et epistulae
	F. Other works, sometimes supposed to have been written by Sallust
		l. Empedoclea
		2. Orationes
		3. Corpus Caesarianum
VI. Critica et exegetica
	A. Catilina
		1. Notes discussed in the \'Bursian-Jahresberichte\'
		2. Bibliography of the notes ( order of Latin text)
		3. Index of the notes.
	B. Jugurtha
		1. Notes discussed in the \'Bursian-Jahresberichte\'
		2. Bibliography of the notes ( order of Latin text)
		3. Index of the notes.
	C. Historiae
		1. Notes discussed in the \'Bursian-Jahresberichte\'
		2. Bibliography of the notes (order of Latin text)
		3. Index of the notes.
VII. Sallust\'s influence; allusions to Sallust in other writers .
	A. General studies
	B. Antiquity
		1. Cicero,
		2. Catullus,
		3. Horace,
		4. Livy, Trogus
Pompeius,
		5. Seneca,
		6. Tacitus, Aulus Gellius,
		7. Ammianus Marcellinus,
		8. Scriptores Historiae Augustae and other imitators of Sallust,
		9. Minucius Felix, Lactantius, Augustinus, Hieronymus Hilarius, Claudianus.
	C. Middle Ages
	D. Renaissance
	E. Modern times; teaching
Index of authors