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LITERATURE LITERATURE

LITERATURE: GENERAL AND COMPARATIVE

Comparative literature is placed in 701, if Western literature is included; otherwisein Oriental literature, 800-849

700.01 Series

700.1 Theory, philosophy, and practice of literature and literary criticismGeneral, bibliographic and textual criticism. Sociology of literature

700.21 Poetry

700.23 Drama

700.25 Prose, general and special (e.g. letter-writing, biography). Rhetoric. Style

700.27 Prose fiction

700.3 Translation (incl. scientific and technical)

700.4 Authorship: ethics, relations, social conditionsPlagiarism. Persecution and authorship

700.5 CharacterizationSpecial types and characters in literature (e.g. The Wandering Jew, Faust, SevenSleepers of Ephesus, Sinbad the Sailor, Don Juan, the Hero)

WESTERN LITERATURE. COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

Incl. non-Western literature when collected with WesternWorks covering literature and philology together are placed with literature

701.01 Series: general (i.e. texts, translations and criticisms)

701.03 Series: texts and translations only

701.05 Series: criticism only

701.1 Texts (incl. collections of quotations and proverbs; and collections of literature for and bymembers of special groups, e.g. Catholic, Jewish, or Chicano literature)

701.15 History, biography, criticism, dictionaries, encyclopaedias

ROMANCE LITERATURE

701.2 Series: general (i.e. texts, translations, and criticism)



701.23 Texts and translations (incl. collections of quotations and proverbs)

701.25 History, biography, criticism

GERMANIC LITERATURE

701.4 Series: general (i.e. texts, translations, and criticism)





SLAVONIC LITERATURE

701.6 Series



JOURNALISM JOURNALISM

JOURNALISM

705.01 Series

705.1 Theory. Scope. Relations. For Freedom of the press, see 211

705.2 Technique and methods

705.3 Dictionaries. Encyclopaedias

705.4 History of journalism and newspapers: general and Great Britain

705.6 Biography: Great Britain

705.7 History and biography: other countries

705.8 Other matters (e.g. Reuters, Associated Press)

GREEK LITERATURE GREEK LITERATURE

CLASSICAL LITERATURE

This class is used for works covering Greek and Latin literature together.

706.01 Series. For series of texts, see 708 (Greek) and 713 (Latin)

706.1 General works. Treatises. Essays. Festschriften

706.2 Collective biography of Greek and Latin authors

706.3 History of Classical scholarship. Biography of Classical scholars

706.4 Relations of Classical literature to other literatures

706.5 Translation: history, theory and practice. See also 700.3

706.6 Special aspects and subjects

706.7 Poetry. Satire and parody: texts and criticism

706.8 Drama (incl. Mimus, dialogue): texts and criticism

706.9 Prose (all genres, history, oratory, etc.): texts and criticism

GREEK LITERATURE

HISTORY AND CRITICISM

707 For Series, see 706.01

707.1 History of literature: general

707.13 Essays. Studies. Lectures. Festschriften


707.3 Poetry: general, and origins to ca. 300 B.C.

707.33 Alexandrine, ca. 300 B.C.-

707.4 Special forms (Epic, lyric, elegiac, etc.)

For forms identified with one particular author, see that author

707.5 Drama: general, and tragedy

707.53 Comedy. Mime

707.57 Special topics

707.6 Theatre and stage: antiquities

707.7 Prose: general history and criticism

707.8 Oratory. Rhetoric. Belles lettres. Essays

707.83 Fiction

707.9 Historiography and biography (as genres)

707.93 Other forms


TEXTS

708.01 Series (Poetry and prose)

POETRY

708.05 Collections. `Poetae'. `Fragmenta'. Anthologies (with or without prose)

Individual authors (texts, translations and criticism)

708.1 A 708.5 M For Moschus, see 708.7

708.13 B For Bion, see 708.7 708.53 N

708.15 C 708.55 O

708.17 D 708.57 P

708.2 E 708.6 Pindar

708.23 G 708.63 Q

708.25 H 708.65 R

708.3 Hesiod 708.67 S For Sappho with Alcaeus, see Alcaeus

708.4 Homer: texts 708.7 Theocritus, Bion, Moschus

708.43 translations 708.73 T

708.45 criticism 708.75 U-Z

708.47 I. J. L

DRAMA

709.05 Collections. `Poetae'. `Fragmenta'. Anthologies


709.1 Aeschylus: texts and translations

709.15 criticism

709.2 Aristophanes: texts and translations

709.25 criticism

709.4 Euripides: texts and translations

709.45 criticism

709.6 Herodas

709.7 Menander

709.8 Sophocles: texts and translations

709.85 criticism

709.9 Other authors: Tragedy

709.95 Comedy, Mime


PROSE

For Series, see 708.01

710.05 Collections. Anthologies (For prose with verse, see 708). `Anecdota'. `Scriptores'.`Fragmenta'. For Inscriptions, see 763

710.07 Papyri: collections and anonymous, Greek and/or Latin.Catalogues of Papyri. Papyrology. OstrakaFor Papyrus fragments of individual authors, see under the appropriate author; forBiblical fragments, see under the appropriate Biblical heading

Individual authors (texts, translations, and criticism)

Anonymous works with accepted titles are classified by the initial letter of their titles, e.g.Poriplus Maris Erythraei in .57Writers known as Pseudo- are classified by the name which follows, e.g.Pseudo-Callisthenes in .27

710.1 Aristotle: texts 710.47 N

710.13 translations 710.48 O

710.15 criticism 710.5 Plato: texts

For studies of Aristotle's 710.53 translations

philosophy, see 182.6 710.55 criticism

710.2 A-An 710.57 Pa-Ph

710.23 Ao-Az 710.58 Pl-Py

710.25 B 710.6 Plutarch: texts

710.27 C 710.63 translations

710.3 Demosthenes 710.65 criticism

710.33 D 710.67 Q.R

710.35 E 710.7 S

710.36 G 710.75 T

710.38 H-Hep 710.8 Thucydides: texts and translations

710.4 Herodotus 710.83 criticism

710.42 Her-Hy 710.9 Xenophon

710.44 I. J 710.93 X

710.45 L 710.95 Z

710.46 M

MEDIEVAL AND MODERN GREEK

711.01 Series

Texts and translations

711.3 Medieval Greek (from ca. 565 A.D., death of Justinian, to 1453).For the Byzantine Chronicles, see 523

711.5 Modern Greek (1453 onwards)

711.7 History and criticism (medieval and modern)


708-710 INDEX OF GREEK AUTHORS

This list generally omits: Church Fathers; Byzantine writers; authors of whose writings little or nothing survives(but a number are included who need to be distinguished from others of the same name, if this affectsclassification).

Characterisations unsuitable for use as epithets in the catalogue are enclosed in parentheses.

Authors whose headings begin `Pseudo-': when classifying, use the element which follows `Pseudo-' (e.g. classifyPseudo-Callisthenes as Callisthenes).

* indicates that this index does not distinguish between two or more authors of the same name.

+ indicates that the same author is also included in the Philosophy scheme.

Achilles Tatius 710.2Aelianus, Tacticus, 2nd cent. 710.2Aelian, 3rd cent. 710.2Aeneas, Tacticus 710.2Aeschines (the orator) 710.2(Aeschines, Socraticus +

generally use 182.4)Aeschylus: texts & translations 709.1

criticism 709.15Aesop 710.2Agathon 709.9Albinus (also called Alcinous) 710.2Alcaeus 708.1Alcidamas 710.2[Alcinous. See Albinus]Alciphron 710.2Alcman 708.1Alexander, of Aphrodisias 710.2Anacreon 708.1Anaximenes, of Lampsacus 710.2(Anaximenes, of Miletus +

generally use 182.2)Andocides 710.2Antiphon (orator) 710.2Antiphon (sophist) 710.2Antoninus, Liberalis 710.2Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius,

Emperor of Rome + 710.2Apollodorus, of Athens 710.23Apollonius, Dyscolus 710.23Apollonius, of Perga 710.23Apollonius, of Tyana 710.23Apollonius, Rhodius 708.1Appianus 710.23Aratus, of Soli 708.1Archilochus 708.1Archimedes 710.23Aristaenetus 710.23Aristides, Aelius 710.23Aristophanes: texts & translations 709.2

criticism 709.25Aristophanes, of Byzantium 710.23

Aristotle + : texts 710.1translations 710.13criticism 710.15

Aristoxenus + 710.23Arrian 710.23Asclepiodotus 710.23Athenaeus, of Naucratis 710.23Atticus 710.23[Aurelius, Marcus. See Antoninus, Marcus...]Autolycus 710.23

Babrius 708.13Bacchylides 708.13Bion, of Smyrna1 708.7

Callimachus normally 708.15Callisthenes & Pseudo-Callisthenes 710.27[Cassius Dio. See Dio Cassius]Cebes 710.27Chariton 710.27Cleanthes + 708.15 or 710.27Cleomedes 710.27Colluthus 708.15Corinna 708.15Cornutus, Lucius Annaeus 710.27Cratinus 709.95Ctesias 710.27

Damascius 710.33Demades 710.33Demetrius 710.33Demosthenes 710.3Dinarchus 710.33Dio Cassius 710.33Dio, Chrysostom 710.33Diodorus, Siculus 710.33Diogenes, of Apollonia 710.33 (or 182.2)Diogenes, of Oenoanda 710.33 (or 182.8)(Diogenes, the Cynic + generally 182.8)Diogenes Laertius 710.33


Dionysius, of Halicarnassus 710.33Dionysius, Periegetes 708.17Dionysius, Thrax 710.33Diophantus, of Alexandria 710.33Dioscorides 710.33

Empedocles + 708.2Epictetus + 710.35Epicurus + 710.35Eratosthenes usually 710.35Euclid 350.1(Euclides, of Megara + generally 182.4)Eunapius 710.35Euripides: texts & translations 709.4

criticism 709.45

Galen 710.36Geminus 710.36Gorgias + 710.36

Harpocration, Valerius 710.38Hecataeus 710.38Heliodorus, of Emesa 710.38Hephaestion 710.38Heraclitus, of Ephesus + 710.42Heraclitus, the rhetorician 710.42Hermes Trismegistus 710.42Hermesianax 708.25Hermogenes 710.42Hero, of Alexandria 710.42Herodas 709.6Herodes Atticus 710.42Herodian (grammarian) 710.42Herodian (historian) 710.42Herodotus 710.4Hesiod 708.3Hesychius 710.42Himerius 710.42Hipparchus (astronomer) 710.42Hippocrates 710.42Hipponax 708.25Homer: texts 708.4

translations 708.43criticism 708.45

Hyperides 710.42

Iamblichus + 710.44Isaeus 710.44Isocrates 710.44

Josephus, Flavius 710.44Julian, Emperor of Rome + 710.44

[K... Some Greek names, when strictlytransliterated, begin with K. When classifying usethe form which begins with C]

Libanius 710.45Longus 710.45

Lucian 710.45Lycophron 708.47Lycurgus (the orator) 710.45Lysias 710.45

Manetho (astrologer) 708.5Manetho (Egyptian historian) 710.46[Marcus Aurelius. See Antoninus, Marcus...]Maximus, of Tyre 710.46Meleager 708.5Menander (comic dramatist) 709.7Menander (rhetorician) 710.46Moeris 710.46Moschus¹ 708.7Musaeus 708.5Musonius Rufus, Gaius + 710.46

Nicander 708.53Nicomachus, of Gerasa 710.47Nonnus 708.53

Ocellus Lucanus 710.48Olympiodorus * 710.48Onosander 710.48Oppianus 708.55Oribasius 710.48

Palaephatus 710.57Palladas 708.57Palladius, iatrosophistes 710.57Pappus 710.57Parmenides + 708.57Pausanias 710.57Philemon (comic dramatist) 709.95Philemon (grammarian) 710.57Philetas normally 708.57Philo, of Alexandria (the Jew) + 710.57Philo, of Byblos 710.57Philo, of Byzantium 710.57(Philo, of Larissa + generally 182.8)Philodemus 710.57 or 708.57Philoponus, John 710.57Philostratus * 710.57Phocylides 708.57Phrynichus, Arabius 710.57Phrynichus (comic dramatist) 709.95Phrynichus (tragic dramatist) 709.9Pindar 708.6Plato + : texts 710.5

translations 710.53criticism 710.55

Plato (comic dramatist) 709.95Plotinus + 710.58


Plutarch: texts 710.6translations 710.63criticism 710.65

Pollux, Julius 710.58Polyaenus * 710.58Polybius 710.58Porphyry + 710.58Posidonius + 710.58Proclus + 710.58Ptolemy, 2nd cent. 710.58

Quintus, Smyrnaeus 708.63

Sallustius, philosophus 710.7Sappho 708.67[Sappho with Alcaeus is placed as Alcaeus]Semonides, of Amorgos 708.67Sextus Empiricus 710.7Simonides, of Ceos 708.67Simplicius 710.7Solon usually 708.67Sophocles: texts & translations 709.8

criticism 709.85Sophron 709.95Soranus 710.7Sotades (comic dramatist) 709.95Sotades (iambic poet) 708.67

Stephanus, of Byzantium 710.7Stesichorus 708.67Stobaeus, John 710.7Strabo 710.7Suidas 710.7Synesius, of Cyrene,

Bishop of Ptolemais 710.7

Teles 710.75Themistius 710.75Theocritus (including editions published

with Bion and/or Moschus) 708.7Theodosius * 710.75Theognis 708.73Theophrastus + 710.75Thucydides: text & translations 710.8

criticism 710.83Timon + 708.73Triphiodorus 708.73Tyrtaeus 708.73

Xenophanes + 708.75Xenophon + 710.9Xenophon, of Ephesus 710.93

Zenobius, the sophist 710.95Zosimus 710.95

1. Usually published with Theocritus, so placed in the number for Theocritus.

LATIN LITERATURE LATIN LITERATURE

LATIN LITERATURE

LITERATURE TO ca. 500 A.D.: HISTORY AND CRITICISM

712 For series, see 706.01

712.1 History of literature: general

712.2 Essays. Studies. Lectures. Festschriften


712.4 Poetry: general; and origins to ca. 14 A.D.

712.43 Silver Age, from ca. 14 A.D.

712.45 Special forms (epic, elegiac, lyric, etc.)For forms identified with one particular author see that author below

712.5 Drama

712.55 Theatre and stage: antiquities

712.6 Prose: general history and criticism

712.63 Oratory. Rhetoric. Essays

712.65 Historiography and biography. Letter-writing

712.7 Satire. Mixed forms. For Satire in poetry, see 712.45

LATIN LITERATURE: TEXTS TO ca. 500 A.D.

713.01 Series (Poetry and prose)

POETRY

713.05 Collections. `Poetae'. `Fragmenta'. Anthologies (with or without prose)


713.1 A 713.43 L

713.13 B 713.45 M

713.15 C 713.5 Martial

713.2 Catullus (alone, and with 713.55 N

Tibullus and Propertius) 713.6 Ovid

713.23 D 713.65 P

713.25 E. F 713.7 Propertius

713.27 G 713.75 Q. R

713.3 Horace: texts and translations 713.8 S

713.33 criticism 713.85 T. Tibullus

713.35 H 713.9 Virgil: texts and translations

713.37 I. J 713.93 criticism

713.4 Lucretius 713.95 U. V


DRAMA

714.05 Collections. Fragments. Anthologies

714.1 Individual authors (other than Plautus, Terence, and Seneca)

714.3 Plautus: texts and translations

714.33 criticism

714.5 Terence: texts and translations

714.53 criticism

714.7 Seneca:Tragedies (incl. `Octavia')

PROSE

715 For series, see 713.01

715.05 Collections. `Scriptores'. `Fragmenta'. Anthologies (prose alone)


715.1 Apuleius 715.5 Livy

715.13 A 715.53 M

715.15 B 715.55 N

715.2 Caesar, Julius 715.57 O

715.23 Ca-Ci 715.6 P

715.25 Cl-Cu 715.65 Q. R

715.3 Cicero, M.T.: texts 715.67 S

715.33 translations 715.7 Seneca, L.A.

715.35 criticism 715.73 Sallust

715.4 D 715.75 Suetonius

715.42 E 715.8 Tacitus

715.44 F 715.85 T

715.46 G. H 715.9 U. V

715.48 I. J

MEDIEVAL AND MODERN LATIN

716.01 Series

Texts

716.1 Medieval LatinSecular writers from ca. 500 to 1321 A.D. (death of Dante)For Patristic and theological writers, see 44.5

716.4 Renaissance and modern Latin: writers after Dante, 1321-

716.8 History and criticism


713-715 INDEX OF LATIN AUTHORS & ANONYMOUS WORKS

Most authors and works of the following types are omitted, unless their classification is exceptional, or there mightbe doubt about how they should be characterised:

Church Fathers (usually classified at 44.5/44.6 if writing in Latin), unless they wrote secular works also.(But Christian poets are listed here.)

Jurists and legal texts (usually classified at 272).Authors who wrote after about 500 A.D. (usually classified at 716.1-716.8).

Authors whose headings begin `Pseudo-': when classifying, use the element which follows `Pseudo-' (e.g. classifyPseudo-Hyginus as Hyginus).

* indicates that the established classification uses this form, although the Main Catalogue heading begins with adifferent letter.

+ indicates that the same author is also included in the Philosophy scheme.

Accius, Luci 714.1'Aetna' 713.1

[For editions published as part of'Appendix Vergiliana', see 'AppendixVergiliana']

Afranius 714.1Ammianus Marcellinus 715.13Ampelius, Lucius 715.13Apicius 715.13[Apollinaris Sidonius. See Sidonius Apollinaris]'Appendix Vergiliana'1: texts 713.9

criticism 713.93Apuleius, Lucius 715.1['Aulularia' (anonymous). See 'Querolus'][Aurelius Victor, Sextus.

See Victor, Sextus Aurelius]Ausonius, Decimus Magnus 713.1Avianus 713.1Avienus, Rufius Festus 713.1

[Baebius Italicus. See 'Ilias Latina']Boethius, Anicius Manlius Severinus,

ca. 480-524 A.D. + 715.15

Caecilius Statius 714.1Caesar, Julius 715.2Calpurnius Flaccus 715.23Calpurnius Siculus, Titus 713.15[Capella, Martianus. See Martianus Capella]Cassiodorus, Flavius Magnus Aurelius,

ca. 490-ca. 583 A.D. 716.1, 716.8theological works 44.5, 44.6

['Catalepton'. See 'Appendix Vergiliana']Cato, Marcus Porcius 715.23'Catonis disticha' (or 'dicta') * 713.15Catullus, Gaius Valerius (including

editions published withPropertius and/or Tibullus) 713.2

Celsus, Aulus Cornelius 715.23

Censorinus 715.23Charisius, Flavius Sosipater 715.23Cicero, Marcus Tullius + : texts 715.3

translations 715.33criticism 715.35BUT poetry alone 713.15

Cicero, Quintus Tullius 715.23['Ciris'. See 'Appendix Vergiliana']Claudian 713.15Columella, Lucius Junius

Moderatus 715.25'Consolatio ad Liviam' (classify as by

'Pseudo-Ovid') 713.6['Copa'. See 'Appendix Vergiliana']Corippus, Flavius Cresconius,

fl. 549-567 A.D. 713.15['Culex'. See 'Appendix Vergiliana']Curtius Rufus, Quintus 715.25

Dares, Phrygius 715.4['De viris illustribus' (of

'Pseudo-Aurelius Victor')See Victor, Sextus Aurelius]

Dictys, Cretensis 715.4Diomedes, 4th cent. (grammarian) 715.4['Dirae'. See 'Appendix Vergiliana']['Disticha Catonis'. See 'Catonis disticha']Donatus, Aelius 715.4Dracontius, Blossius Aemilius 713.23

['Elegiae in Maecenatem'.See 'Appendix Vergiliana']

Ennius, Quintus 713.25BUT drama alone 714.1

Eutropius 715.42

Festus, Rufius 715.44Festus, Sextus Pompeius 715.44


Firmicus Maternus, Julius 715.44theological works 44.5, 44.6BUT poetry alone 713.25

Frontinus, Sextus Julius 715.44Fronto, Marcus Cornelius 715.44Fulgentius, Fabius Planciades,

late 5th cent. 715.44

[Gargilius Martialis, Quintus.See Martialis, Gargilius]

Gellius, Aulus 715.46Germanicus Caesar 713.27Grattius 713.27

'Historia Apollonii Regis Tyri' 716.1, 716.8'Historia Augusta' 715.46[Homerus Latinus. See 'Ilias Latina']Horace: texts 713.3

criticism 713.33Hyginus, gromaticus 715.46Hyginus, mythographer 715.46Hyginus, Pseudo- 715.46

'Ilias Latina' 713.37Isidorus, Saint, Bishop of Seville,

d. 636 716.1, 716.8theological works 45.2

Jordanes, 6th cent. 716.1, 716.8Justinus, Marcus Junianus 715.48Juvenal 713.37Juvencus, Gaius Vettius Aquilinus 713.37

Laberius, Decimus 714.1Laevius 713.43[Largus, Scribonius. See Scribonius Largus]Livius Andronicus 713.43

BUT drama alone 714.1Livy 715.5Lucan 713.43Lucilius, Gaius 713.43Lucretius Carus, Titus + 713.4Lygdamus 713.43

[For editions published with Tibullus, seeTibullus]

Macrobius, Ambrosius Theodosius 715.53Mamertinus, Claudius 715.53Manilius, Marcus 713.45Marcellus, Empiricus 715.53Martial 713.5Martialis, Gargilius * 715.53Martianus Capella,

fl. ca. 410-ca. 439 A.D. 716.1, 716.8Maximianus, Etruscus

(poet, fl. 6th cent.) 716.1, 716.8

Mela, Pomponius 715.53Minucius Felix, Marcus 44.5, 44.6['Moretum'. See 'Appendix Vergiliana']

Naevius, Gnaeus 713.55BUT drama alone 714.1

[Namatianus, Rutilius Claudius.See Rutilius Namatianus, Claudius]

Nemesianus, Marcus AureliusOlympius 713.55

Nepos, Cornelius 715.55Nonius Marcellus 15.55Novius 714.1

'Octavia' (classify as work of'Pseudo-Seneca') 14.7

['Origo gentis Romanae' (of 'Pseudo-AureliusVictor'). See Victor, Sextus Aurelius]

Orosius, Paulus 44.5, 44.6Ovid 713.6

Pacuvius, Marcus 714.1Palladius, Rutilius Taurus

Aemilianus 715.6[Paterculus, Velleius. See Velleius Paterculus]Paulinus, of Nola, 353/4-431 A.D.

poetry 716.1, 716.8prose works 44.5, 44.6

Persius Flaccus, Aulus 713.65'Pervigilium Veneris' 713.65Petronius Arbiter 715.6

BUT poetry alone 713.65Phaedrus 713.65Plautus, Titus Maccius: texts 714.3

criticism 714.33Pliny, the elder 715.6Pliny, the younger 715.6Pompeius Trogus * 715.6Pomponius, Lucius 714.1'Priapea' 713.65

[For editions published as part of'Appendix Vergiliana', see 'AppendixVergiliana']

Priscian, fl. ca. 500-530 716.1, 716.8Probus, Marcus Valerius 715.6Propertius, Sextus 713.7

[For editions published with Catullusand/or Tibullus, use 713.2]

Prudentius Clemens, Aurelius 713.65Publilius Syrus 714.1

'Querolus' 714.1Quintilian 715.65


'Rhetorica ad Herennium' 715.65[For editions published with works ofCicero, see Cicero, Marcus Tullius]

Rutilius Namatianus, Claudius * 713.75

Sallust 715.73Scribonius Largus 715.67Seneca, Lucius Annaeus, ca. 55 B.C.-

ca. 39 A.D. (rhetorician) 715.67Seneca, Lucius Annaeus,

ca. 4 B.C.-65 A.D. (philosopherand dramatist) + 715.7BUT drama alone 714.7

[Seneca, Marcus Annaeus. See Seneca,Lucius Annaeus, ca. 55 B.C.-ca. 39 A.D.]

Servius 715.67Sidonius Apollinaris 715.67

BUT poetry alone 713.8Silius Italicus, Tiberius Catius 713.8Solinus, Gaius Julius 715.67Suetonius 715.75Sulpicia, 1st cent. B.C., elegist 713.8

[For editions published with Tibullus, seeTibullus]

'Sulpiciae conquestio' (or '... satira') 713.8Symmachus, Quintus Aurelius 715.67[Syrus, Publilius. See Publilius Syrus]

Tacitus, Cornelius 715.8Terence: texts 714.5

criticism 714.53Terentianus Maurus 713.85Tiberianus 713.85Tibullus, Albius (and

'Corpus Tibullianum'2) 713.85[For editions published with Catullusand/or Propertius, use 713.2]

Titinius 714.1[Trogus, Pompeius. See Pompeius Trogus]Turpilius 714.1

Valerius, Julius 715.9Valerius Flaccus, Gaius 713.95Valerius Maximus 715.9Vegetius Renatus, Flavius 715.9Velleius Paterculus 715.9Verrius Flaccus 715.9Victor, Sextus Aurelius 715.9

[Include editions of Pseudo-AureliusVictor, 'De viris illustribus' and 'Origogentis Romanae']

Victorinus, Marius 715.9theological works 44.5, 44.6

Virgil (including 'Appendix Vergiliana')texts 713.9criticism 713.93

Vitruvius 715.9

1. Include separate editions of constituent poems, viz. 'Catalepton', 'Cris', 'Copa','Culex', 'Dirae', 'Eleiae inMaecenatem', 'Moretum'; but for 'Aetna' use 713.1, for 'Priapea' 713.65.

2. The 'Corpus Tibullianum' includes some poems by Lygdamus, Sulpicia, and unknown poets, regularlypublished with Tibullus.

ENGLISH LITERATURE ENGLISH LITERATURE

ENGLISH LITERATURE

OLD ENGLISH (ANGLO-SAXON)

717.01 Series

717.1 Collections and anthologies

717.3 Individual writers or texts

717.5 History and criticism of Anglo-Saxon literature

MEDIEVAL AND MODERN ENGLISH

718 Anthologies and collections (more than one genre)

718.01 Series

MIDDLE ENGLISH (to 1500)

719.01 Series

719.1 Texts

719.2 Biography and criticism

MODERN ENGLISH (1501 onwards)

POETRY

721.01 Series (Texts and criticism)

General (more than one period)


721.13 History and criticism (general)

721.15 Biography, collective

By period

721.2 16th century: Texts











DRAMA






By period

723.2 16th century: Texts. For Shakespeare, see 724










724.01 Shakespeare: Series (Texts and criticism)

724.1 Texts


FICTION






By period












PROSE (non-fiction)






By period











DIALECT LITERATURE


728.1 Texts


GENERAL BIOGRAPHY AND CRITICISM

This class is used for works covering more than one genre.

730.01 Series

730.1 History and criticism, general

730.2 Special periods. Where possible, works are placed under Special aspects, 730.4; or under non-British English literature, 730.3-730.35

730.3 History and criticism of non-British English literature. For American English literature, see730.35. For studies of individual authors or particular genres, see the appropriate genre andperiod. Individual genres with their genre.

730.35 History and criticism of American (USA) English literature. For studies of individualauthors or particular genres, see the appropriate genre and period. For Chicano writers inSpanish and English, see 701.15.

730.4 Special aspects


CELTIC LITERATURE CELTIC LITERATURE

CELTIC LITERATURES

733.01 Series

733.1 Texts


IRISH LITERATURE

733.2 Series

733.22 Collections and anthologies (incl. quotations and proverbs)



733.3 Old Irish (to 1600): Texts


733.4 Modern Irish (1600-): Texts


GAELIC LITERATURE

733.7 Series

733.72 Texts


MANX LITERATURE

733.8 Series

733.82 Texts


WELSH LITERATURE

734.01 Series




734.2 Old Welsh (to 1500): Texts


734.3 Modern Welsh (1500-): Texts


CORNISH LITERATURE

734.6 Series

734.62 Texts


BRETON LITERATURE

734.8 Series

734.82 Texts


FRENCH LITERATURE FRENCH LITERATURE

FRENCH LITERATURE

735.01 Series: General (incl. texts and criticism)

735.03 Series: Texts alone, to 1500

735.05 Series: Texts alone, after 1500

735.07 Series: Criticism alone

735.2 Collections and anthologies (more than one genre; incl. quotations and proverbs)

735.4 History of literature, general

735.43 Special periods (more than one genre). Romanticism

735.44 French literature outside France. For specific genres and authors, see below

735.45 Special subjects and aspects (not falling into a single period)


DIALECTS

For Provencal, see 745.5

735.91 Series

735.93 Texts


POETRY


736.1 Collections

736.12 Anthologies (general)


736.17 Special subjects and aspects


By period

736.2 Early, to 1500: Texts













DRAMA

General (more than one period)737.1 Collections737.12 Anthologies737.14 History and criticism, general737.17 Special subjects and aspects737.19 Biography, collective

By period













FICTION

General (more than one period)738.1 Collections738.12 Anthologies738.14 History and criticism, general738.17 Special subjects and aspects738.19 Biography, collective

By period














PROSE (other than fiction)


739.1 Collections

739.12 Anthologies




By period







739.35 18th century: Texts (incl. Encyclopedie)






ITALIAN LITERATURE ITALIAN LITERATURE

ITALIAN LITERATURE

740.01 Series



740.12 Special periods (more than one genre)



DIALECTS

740.17 Series

740.18 Texts


POETRY


740.2 Collections

740.21 Anthologies



By period

740.27 Early, to 1450: Texts. For Dante, see 742


740.3 1450-1600: Texts


740.33 1600-1800: Texts


740.36 1801-1945: Texts


740.39 1945- Texts


DRAMA


740.6 Collections

740.61 Anthologies




DRAMA by period



740.7 1450-1600: Texts


740.73 1600-1800: Texts


740.76 1801-1945: Texts


740.79 1945- Texts


PROSE


741.1 Collections

741.12 Anthologies



FICTION



741.25 1450-1600: Texts


741.3 1600-1800: Texts


741.35 1801-1945: Texts


741.39 1945- Texts



PROSE (non-fiction)



741.65 1450-1600: Texts


741.7 1600-1800: Texts


741.75 1801-1945: Texts


741.79 1945- Texts


DANTE

742.01 Series

742.1 Collected works. Two or more works. Selections from two or more works

742.2 Criticism, general

742.25 Concordances. Dictionaries. Indexes. `Rimarii'

742.3 Biography

742.4 Divina commedia: Texts

742.45 Criticism

742.5 Vita nuova: texts and criticism

742.6 Convivio: texts and criticism

742.7 Canzoniere: texts and criticism

742.8 Latin works: texts and criticism

Letters. Eclogues. De monarchia. De vulgari eloquentia, etc.

742.9 Minor and doubtful works: texts and criticism

SPANISH LITERATURE SPANISH LITERATURE

SPANISH LITERATURE

This class covers both Spanish and Spanish American literature

743.01 Series (general)





743.14 Spanish American literature


DIALECTS

743.17 Series

743.18 Texts


POETRY

General (more than one period)743.2 Collections

743.21 Anthologies



By period743.27 Early, to 1500: Texts


743.3 1500-1700: Texts


743.33 1701-1820: Texts


743.36 1821-1950: Texts


743.39 1951- Texts


DRAMA


743.61 Anthologies



SPANISH LITERATURE SPANISH LITERATURE

DRAMA by period743.67 Early, to 1500: Texts

743.68 Early, to 1500: Biography and criticism

743.7 1501-1700: Texts


743.73 1701-1820: Texts


743.76 1821-1950: Texts


743.79 1951- Texts


PROSE


744.12 Anthologies



FICTION



744.25 1501-1700: Texts


744.3 1701-1820: Texts


744.35 1821-1950: Texts

744.37 Biography and criticis

744.39 1951- Texts


PROSE (non-fiction)



744.65 1501-1700: Texts


744.7 1701-1820: Texts


744.75 1821-1950: Texts


744.79 1951- Texts


PORTUGUESE LITERATURE PORTUGUESE LITERATURE

PORTUGUESE LITERATURE

This class covers Portuguese, Galician and Brazilian literature

General (covering more than one genre)

745.01 Series



745.18 Brazilian literature (general)


POETRY

By period



745.23 1651-; general Texts


DRAMA

745.27 Texts


PROSE

By period



745.34 1651-; general: Texts


OTHER ROMANCE LITERATURE OTHER ROMANCE LITERATURE

PROVENCAL LITERATURE

Medieval Provencal (before 1550)

745.51 Series


745.53 History, biography and criticism, general

745.56 Separate texts and authors

745.57 Biography and criticism of individual authors and works

Modern Provencal (after 1550)

745.61 Series

745.62 Texts


CATALAN LITERATURE

745.67 Series


745.69 History, biography (collective), and criticism

Separate works and authors, by period



745.74 1551- Texts


RHAETO-ROMANCE LITERATURE

745.81 Series


745.83 History, biography (collective) and criticism, general

745.86 Separate texts and authors

745.87 Biography and criticism of individual authors and works

GERMAN LITERATURE GERMAN LITERATURE

GERMAN LITERATURE

General

746.01 Series: General (texts and criticism)

746.03 Series: Texts alone

746.05 Series: Criticism alone

746.1 Collections and anthologies (more than one genres; incl. quotations and proverbs)





DIALECTS

746.21 Series (High German only). For Low German, see 751.91

746.23 Texts

746.25 History, biography and criticism

POETRY


746.3 Collections

746.32 Anthologies



By period



746.45 1501-1750: Texts


746.5 1751-1850: Texts. For Goethe, see 750


746.55 1851-1945: Texts


746.59 1945- Texts



DRAMA


747.1 Collections

747.12 Anthologies



By period



747.25 1501-1750: Texts




747.35 1851-1945: Texts


747.39 1945- Text


FICTION

General (more than one period; incl. general prose if fiction predominates)

748.1 Collections

748.12 Anthologies



By period



748.25 1501-1750: Texts


748.3 1751-1850: Texts


748.35 1851-1945: Texts


748.39 1945- Texts



PROSE

General non-fiction (more than one period)

749.1 Collections

749.12 Anthologies



By period



749.25 1501-1750: Texts. For Luther's works, see 61.23




749.35 1851-1945: Texts


749.39 1945- Texts


GOETHE

750.01 Series

750.1 Collected works. Two or more works (not provided for below)

750.15 Selections from two or more different classes of works

750.2 Criticism, general

750.3 Biography. For Autobiography and Letters, see 750.8

750.4 Poems: Texts

750.45 Criticism

750.5 Faust: Texts

750.55 Criticism

750.6 Plays: Texts

750.65 Criticism

750.7 Novels: Texts

750.75 Criticism

750.8 Prose: Texts (incl. autobiography, letters, etc.)

750.85 Criticism

DUTCH LITERATURE DUTCH LITERATURE

DUTCH, FLEMISH AND AFRIKAANS LITERATURE

751.01 Series


751.06 History, general. Biography, collective



POETRY AND DRAMA

751.2 General (more than one period): Collections and anthologies


751.24 1501-1800: Texts


751.27 1801- Texts


PROSE

751.5 General (more than one period): collections and anthologies


751.54 1501-1800: Texts


751.57 1801- Texts


LOW GERMAN DIALECTS

This class covers, e.g. Frisian, Plattdeutsch, etc. For Yiddish, see 818.8

751.91 Series

751.93 Texts


SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE

SCANDINAVIAN, OLD NORSE AND ICELANDIC LITERATURE

SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE

752.01 Series

752.03 Collections and anthologies, incl. quotations

752.05 History of literature. Biography, collective

752.07 Ballad, folk-tale and proverb literature: texts, translations, history and criticism

OLD NORSE AND ICELANDIC

752.1 Series

752.14 Collections and anthologies (more than one genre)

752.16 Literary history, general. Biography, collective

752.2 Poetry: Texts and translations


752.26 Eddas: Texts and translations


752.32 Prose: Series (e.g. Saga libraries)

752.34 Texts and translations. For collections of the Vinland sagas, see 660.3


MODERN ICELANDIC

752.4 Series



752.5 Poetry: Texts and translations


752.6 Drama: Texts and translations


752.7 Prose: Texts and translations


752.97 Ballads, folk-tales, proverbs: Texts



NORWEGIAN LITERATURE

For Old Norse, see Icelandic literature (752); and for modern Norwegian literature before 1800,see Danish literature (754). Series, anthologies, etc., containing both Old Norse and ModernNorwegian literature, and literary histories treating of both together, are placed under ModernNorwegian, unless the emphasis is definitely on the Old Norse. No distinction is made betweenBokmål and Nynorsk or dialect literature.

753.01 Series

753.04 Collections and anthologies (more than one genre; incl. quotations)


753.55 Poetry: 1800- and general: Texts and translations


753.64 Drama: 1800- and general: Texts and translations


753.76 Fiction: 1800- and general: Texts and translations


753.86 Prose: 1800- and general: Texts and translations


753.95 Ballads, folk-tales, proverbs: Texts and translations


753.98 Faroese: Texts and translations



DANISH LITERATURE

754.01 Series



OLD DANISH

754.1 Series

754.13 Texts and translations


MODERN DANISH (incl. NORWEGIAN to 1800)

POETRY

754.2 General: Collections and anthologies


754.22 Early, to 1800: Texts and translations


754.25 1801- Texts and translations


DRAMA







PROSE



754.6 Fiction, to 1800: Texts and translations




754.8 Non-fiction, to 1800: Texts and translations






754.98 Dialect literature


SWEDISH LITERATURE

755.01 Series



OLD SWEDISH

755.1 Series

755.13 Texts and translations


MODERN SWEDISH

POETRY







DRAMA







PROSE



755.6 Fiction, to 1800: Texts and translations




755.8 Prose, to 1800: Texts and translations






755.98 Dialect literature

SLAVONIC LITERATURE SLAVONIC LITERATURE

RUSSIAN LITERATURE

Before May 2011 classes 756 and 757 included Ukrainian literature. For Ukrainian classified

since that date, see 758.61-758.65. Ukrainian nationals writing in Russian are classified with

Russian.

756.01 Series

General (more than one genre)

756.1 Collections, anthologies, incl. quotations

756.13 History of literature


756.16 Special topics and aspects


POETRY


756.2 Collections, anthologies



By period



756.33 1801-1900: Texts


756.36 1901-1991 Texts


756.38 1992- Texts


DRAMA





By period



756.73 1901-1991 Texts


756.75 1992- Texts


PROSE

Fiction and non-fiction, more than one period





FICTION

By period



757.23 1801-1900: Texts


757.26 1901-1991 Texts


757.28 1992- Texts


NON-FICTION

By period



757.63 1801-1900: Texts


757.66 1901-1991 Texts


757.68 1992- Texts


757.97 Ballads, folk-tales, proverbs: Texts

757.98 History, biography, criticis

OTHER SLAVONIC LITERATURE

758.11 Old Slavonic: Series

758.13 Texts


758.21 Bulgarian: Series

758.23 Texts


758.31 Serbo-Croatian: Series

758.33 Texts


758.41 Czech and Slovak: Series

758.43 Texts


758.51 Polish: Series

758.53 Texts


758.61 Ukrainian: Series

758.63 Texts


These classes are still used for Ukrainian nationals writing in Russian.

758.81 Other Slavonic: Series

758.83 Texts


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Before May 2011 Ukrainian literature was classified with Russian literature in classes 756-757.

These classes are still used for Ukrainian nationals writing in Russian.

758.81 Other Slavonic: Series

758.83 Texts







OTHER EUROPEAN LITERATURE OTHER EUROPEAN LITERATURE

OTHER EUROPEAN LITERATURES

758.91 Lithuanian and Old Prussian (incl. Lettish): Series

758.93 Texts


759.11 Finnish, Lapp and Estonian: Series. For Finnish literature written in Swedish, see 755

759.13 Texts


759.21 Magyar (Hungarian): Series

759.23 Texts


759.31 Rumanian: Series

759.33 Texts


759.41 Albanian: Series

759.43 Texts


759.51 Basque: Series

759.53 Texts


Artificial languages (e.g. Esperanto)

759.81 Series

759.83 Texts


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