Ancient Greek Scholarship

Eleanor Dickey is Associate Professor of Classics at Columbia University.

• Preface 1: Introduction to Ancient Scholarship 2: Scholia, Commentaries, and Lexica on Specific Literary Works 2.1: Archaic and Classical Poetry 2.2: Classical Prose 2.3: Hellenistic Literature 2.4: Literature of the Roman Period 3: Other Scholarly Works 3.1: Grammatical Treatises 3.2: Lexica 3.3: Other Types of Work 4: Introduction to Scholarly Greek 5: Reader 5.1: Texts with Key 5.2: Key to 5.1 5.3: Texts without Key 6: Glossary 7: Annotated Bibliography 7.1: List of Abbreviations 7.2: List of References Appendices A: Hints for Finding Works on Ancient Scholarship in Library Catalogs B: Hints for Using Facsimiles Indices

Ancient Greek Scholarship comprises both a finding aid (a through survey of the material, with explanations of the sources and their transmission, and guidance on editions and secondary literature) and a tutorial (an introduction to scholarly Greek, with an anthology of texts and a glossary of technical usages). Every research student should have this invaluable resource thrust upon them