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INDEX OF PRIMARY SOURCES
In most cases, entries for longer citations of ancient authors are inclusive of shorter citations. For example, the entry for Aesch. Eum. 1-8 includes pages for citations of Aesch. Eum. 1-2.
Acusilaus (FGrH)
443-8 209n14 676-7 166 fragments (TrGF)
2 F 20
174
Aelian
NA
11. 6 217n16
11. 19 211n2
12. 34 216n25(Ch10) VH
3. 26 215n28
Aeneas Tacticus
31. 24 211n26
Aeschylus
Ag.
140-3 101 244-7 209n11 1081 87 1086 87 1384-7 209n11 Cho.
1-5 149
6 152
124-5 149 244-5 209n11 Eum.
1-8 93,157 213-14 210n19 Sept.
42-8 218n3 304-11 64 Supp.
26-7 209n11
fr. 388
Alcaeus (LP) fr. 3
fr. 34
fr. 129. 9
fr. 325 fr. 354
Alcman (PMG) fr. 7
fr.