Scrinium Classical Antiquity

ANTIKE KOMÖDIEN.Aus dem Griechischen und Lateinischen übersetzt von W. Hofmann, R. Schottlaender und L. Seeger. Mit einen Nachwort von J. Werner, Anmerkungen und Verzeichnis antiker Namen. Aufbau, Berlin/Weimar, 1967. 687p. Cloth wrps. Aristophanes: Die Wolken. Der Frieden. Die Vögel. Lysistrate. die Frösche. Die Weibervolksversammlung. Menander: Das Rauhbein. Plautus: Amphitruo. Der Goldtopf. Der Maulheld. Terenz: Die Brüder. € 18.50 (Antiquarian)

GRIECHISCH-RÖMISCHE KOMÖDIEN. Menander. Herondas. Plautus. Terenz. Übersetzt von A. Körte, L. Gurlitt, E. Lehmann, J. Herbst. Vollmer Verlag, Wiesbaden / Berlin, 1920. 455p. Cloth. € 9.00 (Antiquarian)

RHEINISCHES MUSEUM FÜR PHILOLOGIE, 1965, 108, Heft 3. Sauerländer's Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 1965. pp.293-382. Sewn. Partly unopened. A.o.: H. HERTER: Von Xanthos dem Lyder zu Aineias aus Gaza: Tylon und andere Auferweckte (pp.189-212); D. FEHLING: Zwei Untersuchungen zur griechischen Sprachphilosophie (pp.212-229); H.-J. NEWIGER: Retraktationene zu Aristophanes' 'Frieden' (pp.229-255); H. BRAUNERT: Die heilige Insel des Euhemeros in der Diodor-Überlieferung (pp.255-269); G. LUCK: Elemente der Umgangssprache bei Menander und Terenz (pp.269-277); G.W. BOWERSOCK: Zur Geschichte des römischen Thessaliens (pp.277-290). From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott. € 13.50 (Antiquarian)

ALLARDICE, J.T., Syntax of Terence. Published for St. Andrews University by Humphrey Milford / Oxford University Press, London (...), 1929. IV,152p. Bound. Signature in pencil on title page. Some pencil underlinings. Series: St. Andrews University Publications, no. XXVII. (Rare).From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott. € 75.00 (Antiquarian)

ALPHEN, P.J.M. van, Nederlandse Terentius-vertalingen in de 16e en 17e eeuw. With summary: Dutch translations of Terence in the 16th and 17th centuries. Henri ergmans, Tilburg, 1954. XXVII,214p. Imitation leather bound. Dissertation Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen. € 20.00 (Antiquarian)

ASMUS, G., De appositionis apud Plautum et Terentium collocatione. Kaemmerer et soc., Halis Saxonum, 1891. 52p. Sewn. Cover a bit weak. Diss.Universität Halle-Wittenberg. (Rare thus).From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott. € 18.50 (Antiquarian)

BONANNO, A., (ed.), Laurea corona. Studies in honour of Edward Coleiro. Grüner, Amsterdam, 1987. XXIII,232p. Paperback. A.o.: O.A.W. DILKE: Religion and ancient maps (pp.1-7); W. GEOFFREY ARNOTT: In praise of Alexander of Myndos (pp.23-30); A. MARCOS CASQUERO: Los Argei: un arcaica ceremonia romana (pp.37-67); R. SCHILLING: L'exposé du stoicien Balbus dans le traité sur la nature des dieux est-il entaché d'inconsequence? (pp.67-73); G. B. TOWNEND: Some animal-similes in the Aeneid (pp.84-89); A. LA PENNA: VIDI: Per la storia di una formula poetica (pp.99-120); H.C.R. VELLA: Enjambement: a bibliography and a discussion of common passages in Apollonius of Rhodes and Valerius Flaccus (pp.152-166); R. AVALLONE: De Alcuino eboracensi maximo renovationis carolinae artefice (pp.201-216). From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott. € 42.50 (Antiquarian)

CUPAIUOLO, G., (ed.), Bibliografia Terenziana (1470-1983). Societa Editrice Napolitana, Napoli, 1984. 552p. Sewn. Carton cover. Series: Studi e testi dell'Antichità, XVI. 'This book (...) deserves praise as a useful if idiosyncratic reference-work. (...) The categorization adopted throughout is strictly chronological and on the whole admirably logical, with ist major division between editions and translations on the one hand (items 1-2794) and 'gli studi critici' on other (items 2795-5190). (...) The second half attempts rather less succesfully to classify Terentian studies other than commentaries integral to editions. A single straight index of scholars (more than 3000) conveniently marries with the item-numbers. But there is no index locorum. (...) The main value and interest of this compilation lies rather in C.'s documentation of the previous four centuries, in its remarkable breadth, and in its emphasis on translations as objects of interest in their own right. For the modern Terence-industy, C. regularly gives references to reviews both of editions and books. This is always very handy.' (A.S. GRATWICK in The Classical Review (New Series), 1990, pp.256-257). From the library of Prof. Carl Deroux. € 45.00 (Antiquarian)

CUSSET, C., J.-C. CARRIÈRE, a.o., (eds.), Où courir? Organisation et symbolique de l'espace dans la comédie antique. Presses Universitaires du Mirail, Toulouse, 2001. 360p. Paperback. Lower corner slightly dog's eared. Series: Pallas, Revue d'études antiques, 54.A.o.: V. VISA-ONDARÇUHU: 'Le Cyclope' d'Euripide ou la mise en scène de nouveaux espaces (pp.61-81); J.-M. JACQUES: La comédie nouvelle a-t-elle utilisé l'eccyclème? (pp.89-103); A. LÓPEZ EIRE: 'Espace public' ou 'espace de communication' dans la comédie d'Aristophane (pp.141-191); C. CABRILLANA: Virtualités de l'espace extra-scènique dans l''Hecyre' de Térence (pp.269-291); M. HAMMOU: Y a-t-il une réflexion sur la mise en scène dans les comédies d'Aristophane? (pp.291-303). From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott. € 16.00 (Antiquarian)

DENZLER, B., Der Monolog bei Terenz. Keller, Zürich, 1968. IX,173p. Sewn. Pencil annotations from WGA. Review from R.H. Martin as well as personal summary from WGA loosely inserted. Diss. Universität Zürich. (Rare).'Denzler's declaired aim is to evaluate Terence's 'Eigenart und Selbständigkeit' in the use and composition of his character's monologues. the statistical substrate here is excellent; the various monologues are carefully categorized by their structural functions. (...) The first half of the book contains detailed analyses of many key Terentian monologues, classified under interesting headings; and the comparison of monologues parallel in one of these ways but hitherto considered in isolation can often be very revealing. (...) The second half of Denzler's book attempts to build on the results of his analyses of individual monologues. But Denzler goes too far beyond the evidence when he suggests that Terence time and time again remodelled scenes from his originals by turning other sorts of monologue into overheard ones.' (W. GEOFFREY ARNOTT in The Classical Review (New Series), 1970, p.186). From the library of the late Prof. W. Geoffrey Arnott. € 59.50 (Antiquarian)