Scrinium Classical Antiquity

LUCANUS, Pharsaliae Liber primus. Edited with English Introduction and Notes by W.E. Heitland and C.E. Haskins. Cambridge University Press / Clay and Sons, London, 1890. XVI,52p. Original green embossed cloth. Spine gilt titled. Cover a bit scratched. Back cover a bit stained. Series: Pitt Press. € 10.00 (Antiquarian)

RACINE, Phèdre. Tragédie. Ed. par Michel Autrand. Larousse, Paris, 1971. 153p. ills. Sewn. Softcover. Series: Nouveaux Classiques Larousse.Avec une Notice biographique, une Notice historique et littéraire, des Notes explicatives, une Documentation thématique, des Jugements, un Questionnaire et des Sujets de devoirs. € 5.50 (Antiquarian)

CHAMPAULT, Ph., Phéniciens et Grecs en Italie d'après L'Odyssée. Étude géographique, historique et sociale. Ernest Leroux, Paris, 1920. 602p. Sewn. € 40.00 (Antiquarian)

BUSCHOR, E., Phidias der Mensch. Münchner Verlag, München, 1948. 142p. ills. Bound. Head back worn. € 13.50 (Antiquarian)

LANGLOTZ, E., Phidiasprobleme. Klostermann, Frankfurt a/M., n.d.(>1947). 119,32p. ills. Sewn. Yellowed. € 18.50 (Antiquarian)

PLATO, Philebus. Translated with an introduction and commentary by R. Hackforth. Cambridge University Press, London / New York, 1972. VII,144p. Paperback. Upper edge slightly creased. Edges bit yellowed. € 13.50 (Antiquarian)

PERLMAN, S., (ed.), Philip and Athens. Heffer, Cambridge / Barnes & Noble, New York, 1973. XIII,222p. Original green cloth with wrps. Wrps a little bit damaged. Series: Views and Controversies. A.o.: T.T.B. RYDER: The Eclipse of the Leading Powers and Rise of Macedon (pp.1-19); G.E.M. de Ste. CROIX: The Alleged Secret Pact between Athens and Philip II concerning amphipolis and Pydna (pp.35-47); G.L. CAWKWELL: Aeschines and the Peace of Philocrates (pp.67-91); S. PERLMAN: Isocrates' 'Philippus' - a Reinterpretation (pp.103-117); H.N. DUNKEL: Was Demosthenes a Panhellenist? (pp.127-145); U. WILCKEN: Philipp II von Makedonien und die panhellenische Idee (pp.179-207). € 25.00 (Antiquarian)

CICERO, Philippics I & II. Edited with Introduction & Notes by J.D. Denniston. Bristol Classical Press, Bristol, 1998. Reprint 1st ed.1926. XXIII,186p. Paperback. Spine with light reading trace. Name on title page. Else fine. € 12.00 (Antiquarian)

DEMOSTHENES, Philippics I, II, III. With Introduction and Notes by G.A. Davies. University Press, Cambridge, 1918. XXXV,126p. Cloth. Pen and pencilunderlinings. € 8.50 (Antiquarian)

CICERO, Philippics I-II. edited by J.T. Ramsey. Cambridge University Press, 2003. Digital printing. XXIX,349p. Paperback. Series: Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics. This edition is the first since J. D. Denniston's of 1926 to present the Latin text of and a commentary on the First and Second Philippics, two of the most polished orations in the Ciceronian corpus. These speeches, which were composed less than six months after the murder of Julius Caesar in March 44 BC, offer a scathing account of the early years and the rise to power of Mark Antony, Caesar's chief lieutenant. The period covered by these speeches (roughly 63–44 BC) is an important one because the Roman state was in transition from Republic to Empire. The Second Philippic not only gives us Cicero's assessment of his own political career and place in Roman history from a perspective late in life, but it also provides a vivid eyewitness account of how the dominance first of Julius Caesar and later of Mark Antony was shifting the locus of power from the Senate and Roman aristocracy to a single dynast. (Publisher's information). € 30.50 (New)