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Translation Authors Middlebury College Classics Department Library Catalog: Translations - Sorted by Author Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date Select Papyri I, Non- A. S. Hunt Loeb Classical A. S. Hunt & C. C. Ancient Literary Papyri, Private (Editor) & C. C. 06/01/1932 Hardcover 472 Library, No. 266 Edgar Greek/English Affairs Edgar (Editor) Select Papyri I, Non- A. S. Hunt Loeb Classical A. S. Hunt & C. C. Ancient Literary Papyri, Private (Editor) & C. C. 06/01/1932 Hardcover 472 Library, No. 266 Edgar Greek/English Affairs Edgar (Editor) Select Papyri II, Non- A. S. Hunt Loeb Classical A. S. Hunt & C. C. Ancient Literary Papyri, Public (Editor) & C. C. 06/01/1934 Hardcover 0 Library, No. 282 Edgar Greek/English Documents Edgar (Editor) Select Papyri II, Non- A. S. Hunt Loeb Classical A. S. Hunt & C. C. Ancient Literary Papyri, Public (Editor) & C. C. 06/01/1934 Hardcover 0 Library, No. 282 Edgar Greek/English Documents Edgar (Editor) Loeb Classical Ancient Historical Miscellany Aelian Nigel Guy Wilson 06/01/1997 Hardcover 520 Library, No. 486 Greek/English On the Characteristics of Loeb Classical Ancient Aelian A. F. Scholfield 06/01/1958 Hardcover 400 Animals I, Books I-V Library, No. 446 Greek/English On the Characteristics of Loeb Classical Ancient Aelian A. F. Scholfield 06/01/1958 Hardcover 432 Animals II, Books VI-XI Library, No. 448 Greek/English On the Characteristics of Loeb Classical Ancient Animals III, Books XII- Aelian A. F. Scholfield 06/01/1958 Hardcover 464 Library, No. 449 Greek/English XVII The Speeches of Loeb Classical Aeschines Charles Darwin Ancient 06/01/1919 Hardcover 552 Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date Aeschines, Against Library, No. 106 Adams Greek/English Timarchus, On The Embassy, Against Ctesiphon The Seven Plays In Aeschylus Aeschylus Lewis Campbell English 1935 Hardcover 278 English Verse Aeschylus I, Suppliant Maidens, Persians, Loeb Classical Herbert Weir Ancient Aeschylus 12/01/1970 Hardcover 464 Prometheus, Seven Library, No. 145 Smyth Greek/English Against Thebes Aeschylus II, Herbert Weir Agamemnon, Libation- Loeb Classical Ancient Aeschylus Smyth & H. Lloyd- 06/01/1960 Hardcover 624 Bearers, Eumenides, Library, No. 146 Greek/English Jones Fragments Aeschylus II, Herbert Weir Agamemnon, Libation- Loeb Classical Ancient Aeschylus Smyth & H. Lloyd- 06/01/1960 Hardcover 624 Bearers, Eumenides, Library, No. 146 Greek/English Jones Fragments The Lyrical Dramas Of Aeschylus In English Aeschylus John Stuart Blackie English 1911 Hardcover 436 Verse The Oresteia Aeschylus Robert Fagles English 1977 Paperback 370 C. J. Herington & Persians Aeschylus English 03/01/1991 Paperback 144 Janet Lembke C. J. Herington & Persians Aeschylus English 03/01/1991 Paperback 144 Janet Lembke Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date Prometheus And Other Aeschylus Philip Vellacott English 1961 Paperback 158 Plays Prometheus Bound/The Suppliants/Seven Against Aeschylus Philip Vellacott English 08/01/1961 Paperback 152 Thebes/The Persians Aeschylus, Four Tragedies: David Grene Prometheus Bound, (Editor) & David Grene & Aeschylus II Seven Against English 12/01/1984 Paperback 179 Richmond Seth Benardete Thebes, the Persians, Lattimore the Suppliant Maidens (Editor) Aeschylus, Four Tragedies: David Grene Prometheus Bound, (Editor) & David Grene & Aeschylus II Seven Against English 12/01/1984 Paperback 179 Richmond Seth Benardete Thebes, the Persians, Lattimore the Suppliant Maidens (Editor) Aeschylus & A. The Agamemnon Of Ancient W. Verall A. W. Verall 1889 Hardcover 270 Aeschylus Greek/English (Editor) Alciphron, Allen Rogers Loeb Classical Ancient The Letters Aelian & Benner & Francis 06/01/1979 Hardcover 600 Library, No. 383 Greek/English Philostratus H. Fobes Alciphron, Allen Rogers Loeb Classical Ancient The Letters Aelian & Benner & Francis 06/01/1979 Hardcover 600 Library, No. 383 Greek/English Philostratus H. Fobes Al-Farabi's Commentary Alfarabi F. W. Zimmerman English 02/01/1988 Paperback 440 Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date and Short Treatise on Aristotle's De Interpretatione Alfarabi's Philosophy Of Alfarabi Muhsin Mahdi English 1962 Paperback 158 Plato And Aristotle The Divine Comedy Purgatorio Dante Alighieri Allen Mandelbaum English 12/01/1983 Paperback 0 Of Dante Alighieri Dante's Timeless The Purgatorio Drama Of An Ascent Dante Alighieri John Ciardi English Paperback 350 Through Purgatory Proslogium, Saint Anselm & Monologium, Cur Charles Basic Writings Sidney N. Deane English 06/01/1974 Paperback 342 Deus Homo, Gaunilo's Hartshorne In Behalf Of The Fool (Foreword) Alexander of Aphrodisias Alexander of on Aristotle's W. E. Dooley English 06/01/1989 Hardcover 192 Aphrodisias Metaphysics 1 Cookery and Dining in Joseph Dommers Apicius English 09/01/1978 Paperback 301 Imperial Rome Vehling Loeb Classical Sir James George Ancient The Library I Apollodorus 06/01/1960 Hardcover 464 Library, No. 121 Frazer Greek/English Loeb Classical Sir James George Ancient The Library II Apollodorus 06/01/1960 Hardcover 552 Library, No. 122 Frazer Greek/English Loeb Classical Apollonius Ancient The Argonautica R. C. Seaton 11/1990 Hardcover 448 Library, No. 1 Rhodius Greek/English The Voyage Of Argo Apollonius E. V. Rieu English 1959 Paperback 205 Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date Rhodius Apostolic Fathers I, I Clement, II Clement, Loeb Classical Apostolic Ancient Kirsopp Lake 12/01/1960 Hardcover 420 Ignatius, Polycarp, Library, No. 24 Fathers Greek/English Didache, Barnabas Apostolic Fathers II, Shepherd of Hermas, Shepherd Of Hermas, Martyrdom of Apostolic Ancient Kirsopp Lake 12/01/1964 Hardcover 402 Martyrdom Of Polycarp, Polycarp, Epistle to Fathers Greek/English Epistle To Diogentus Diogentus (Volume 2) Appian's Roman History Loeb Classical Ancient Appian Horace White 06/01/1972 Hardcover 672 I Library, No. 2 Greek/English Appian's Roman History Loeb Classical Ancient Appian Horace White 06/01/1972 Hardcover 484 II Library, No. 3 Greek/English Appian's Roman History Loeb Classical Ancient Appian Horace White 06/01/1913 Hardcover 576 III Library, No. 4 Greek/English Appian's Roman History Loeb Classical Ancient Appian Horace White 06/01/1979 Hardcover 690 IV, The Civil Wars Library, No. 5 Greek/English The Golden Ass Apuleius Jack Lindsay English 1932 Paperback 255 Loeb Classical John Arthur Metamorphoses I Apuleius Latin/English 04/01/1990 Hardcover 390 Library, No. 44 Hanson Loeb Classical John Arthur Metamorphoses II Apuleius Latin/English 03/01/1990 Hardcover 384 Library, No. 453 Hanson The Division and St. Thomas Armand Maurer English 12/01/1986 Paperback 119 Methods of the Sciences Aquinas The Literal Exposition on A Scriptural St. Thomas Anthony Damico English 04/01/1989 Paperback 504 Job Commentary Aquinas & Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date Concerning Martin D. Yaffe Providence (Foreword) Aristides I, Panathenaic Loeb Classical Ancient Oration, In Defence Of Aristides C. A. Behr 06/01/1973 Hardcover 594 Library, No. 458 Greek/English Oratory Loeb Classical Ancient Acharnians, Knights Aristophanes Jeffrey Henderson 10/01/1998 Hardcover 0 Library, No. 178 Greek/English Four Comedies: Lysistrata, The Frogs, Aristophanes Aristophanes Dudley Fitts English 10/31/1962 Paperback 400 The Birds, Ladies' Day Lysistrata, The Alan H. Aristophanes Acharnians, The Aristophanes English 03/01/1974 Paperback 235 Sommerstein Clouds Aristophanes' Clouds Aristophanes Jeffrey Henderson English 02/01/1993 Paperback 112 Aristophanes III, The Loeb Classical Ancient Birds, Lysistrata, Women Aristophanes Jeffrey Henderson 11/01/2000 Hardcover 0 Library, No. 179 Greek/English At The Thesmophoria Aristophanes III, The Lysistrata, The Loeb Classical Ancient Aristophanes B. B. Rogers 03/01/1986 Hardcover 476 Thesmophoriazusae, The Library, No. 180 Greek/English Ecclesiazusae, The Plutus Lysistrata, The Birds And Other Plays Assembly-Women, Aristophanes Stephen Halliwell English 02/01/1999 Paperback 384 Wealth The Clouds Aristophanes William English 1962 Paperback 158 Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date Arrowsmith Loeb Classical Ancient Clouds, Wasps, Peace Aristophanes Jeffrey Henderson 11/01/1998 Hardcover 614 Library, No. 488 Greek/English Moses Hadas, B. B. The Complete Plays Of Rogers, R. H. Aristophanes English 1978 Paperback 501 Aristophanes Webb & Jack Lindsay Moses Hadas, B. B. The Complete Plays Of Rogers, R. H. Aristophanes English 1978 Paperback 501 Aristophanes Webb & Jack Lindsay Moses Hadas, B. B. The Complete Plays Of Rogers, R. H. Aristophanes English 1978 Paperback 501 Aristophanes Webb & Jack Lindsay Moses Hadas, B. B. The Complete Plays Of Rogers, R. H. Aristophanes English 1978 Paperback 501 Aristophanes Webb & Jack Lindsay The Complete Plays Of Aristophanes Moses Hadas English 03/01/1984 Paperback 0 Aristophanes J. Hookham Frere, The Plays Of William James Aristophanes, Volume Aristophanes English 193 Hardcover 256 Hickie, T. Mitchell Two & Cumberland The Plays Of J. Hookham Frere, Aristophanes English 193 Hardcover 256 Aristophanes, Volume William James Publish Title Subtitle Author Translator Language Binding Pages Date Two Hickie, T. Mitchell & Cumberland J. Hookham Frere, The Plays Of William James Aristophanes, Volume Aristophanes English 193 Hardcover 256 Hickie, T. Mitchell Two & Cumberland The Wasps/The Poet And Aristophanes David Barrett English 06/01/1964 Paperback 223 The Women/The Frogs
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