Livy (Oxford Readings in Classical Studies)

Introduction / J.d. Chaplin And C.s. Kraus -- I. Outlook -- 1. The Dating Of Livy's First Decade / T.j. Luce -- 2. Livy's Preface / J.l. Moles -- Ii. Structure -- 3. The Structure Of Livy's History / P.a. Stadter -- 4. Structuring Roman History : The Consular Year And The Roman Historical Tradition / J. Rich -- 5. Design And Structure In Livy : 5.32-55 / T.j. Luce -- Iii. Language And Style -- 6. Comedy, Wit, And Humour In Livy / L. Catin -- 7. The Literary Techniques Of Livy / P.g. Walsh -- 8. The Style Of Livy / A.h. Mcdonald -- 9. Form And Language In Livy's Triumph Notices / J.e. Phillips -- Iv. Narrative -- 10. An Introduction To Books 29 And 30 / E. Burck -- 11. Livy And The Story Of Horatius I.24-26 / J.b. Solodow -- 12. Livy's Comic Narrative Of The Bacchanalia / A.c. Scafuro -- V. Cultural History -- 13. The Religious Position Of Livy's History / W. Liebeschuetz -- 14. The Body Female And The Body Politic : Livy's Lucretia And Verginia / S.r. Joshel -- 15. Livy's Revolution : Civic Identity And The Creation Of The Res Publica / A.m. Feldherr -- Vi. Sources And Working Methods -- 16. Livy And His Sources / S.p. Oakley -- 17. Livy's Sources And Methods Of Composition In Books 31-33 / J. Briscoe -- 18. Livy And Polybius / H. Trankle -- Major Editions Of The Text Of Livy. Edited By Jane D. Chaplin And Christina S. Kraus. Includes Bibliographical References (p. [497]-523).