Surveys of Greek and Latin Literature
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Cambridge History of Classical Literature: Greek Literature
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Companion to Greek Literature
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Call Number: Print: Baker-Berry PA3054 .C66 2016An broad and up-to-date survey of scholarly work on Greek literature. -
Geschichte der griechischen Literatur byCall Number: Baker-Berry PA25 .H24 Abt.7Publication Date: 1920-1948Invaluable for minor and Late Greek authors.
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History of Greek Literature byCall Number: Baker-Berry PA3057 .L413 1966aDense but worth browsing individual authors.
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Handbuch der lateinischen Literatur der Antike
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Call Number: Baker-Berry PA25 .H424 Abt. 8Publication Date: 1989-2002Intended as a replacement of Schanz-Hosius but incomplete (only volumes 1, 4, and 5 have appeared so far). Vol. 1 covers the period of 240-78 BC; vol. 4 covers 117-284 AD; vol. 5 covers 284-374 A.D.
A French translation of vol. 5 is available: PA6043 .R4714 1993. -
Geschichte der romische Literatur byCall Number: Baker-Berry PA25.H24 Abt. 8Publication Date: 1914-1935Not entirely superseded by more recent works.
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Latin Literature
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Call Number: Baker-Berry PA6008 .C6613 1994Easily the best survey of Latin literature in English in one volume While not neglecting major authors and genres, Conte is particularly generous in his treatment of minor authors and genres. -
History of Roman Literature byCall Number: Baker-Bery PA6007 .A5513 1997Publication Date: 1996Hit-or-miss survey of Latin literature from its beginning until the 6th century AD. von Albrecht often mentions the reception of authors and their works in later periods.
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Cambridge History of Classical Literature
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Call Number: Print version: Baker-Berry PA6003 .L3Publication Date: 1982In-depth survey of ancient Greek and Roman literature from Homer until the 5th century AD. Organized chronologically. -
Guide to Neo-Latin Literature
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Call Number: Baker-Berry PA8015 .G85 2017"Latin was for many centuries the common literary language of Europe, and Latin literature of immense range, stylistic power and social and political significance was produced throughout Europe and beyond from the time of Petrarch (c.1400) well into the eighteenth century. This is the first available work devoted specifically to the enormous wealth and variety of neo-Latin literature. All Latin is translated throughout the volume." -
Geschichte der lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters byCall Number: Baker Berry PA25.H24 Abt. 9Publication Date: 1911-1931
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Geschichte der lateinischen Literatur des Mittelalters byCall Number: Baker-Berry PA8015 .B7Publication Date: 1975-1992
