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1 Apart from the yearly lists in L’Année Philologique, there is the useful survey of Gries, K., ‘Livian Scholarship since 1940’, CW 1iii (1959-60), 33 ff., 69 ff.Google Scholar, and for earlier work, Herescu, N. I., Bibliographie de la littérature latine (Paris, 1943), 221 ff.Google Scholar, and (for 1920-32) Rau, R. in Bursian’s Jahresberichte ccx1ii (1934), 75 ffGoogle Scholar. A comprehen sive bibliography of Livy is sorely needed.
2 John of Salisbury, Metalogicon iii. 4 Google Scholar.
3 Livy, his Historical Aims and Methods (Cambridge, 1961). The bibliography con tains older books and articles not mentioned here.
4 Ed. Platnauer (Oxford, 1954); the revised edition, Fifty Years and Twelve (1968), contains additional bibliography.
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