CLA260H1 Lecture Notes - The Cambridge Ancient History, Oxford Classical Dictionary, Simon Hornblower
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Simon hornblower and antony spawforth); and the multi-volume. Again, make sure you use the current edition (usually the second); some go back to the 1980s, but others are more recent (especially those on the roman empire). The empire. (3rd edition 1990): don"t forget that often your textbooks for other courses (especially. 200-level cla courses, where they use them) are likely to have up- to-date suggestions for further reading on many topics: heed the textbook"s warning on wikipedia. If you are interested in a specific ancient author this is not a problem, however: on unfamiliar abbreviations, often the most convenient place to look is the list at the beginning of the ocd. L"ann e philologique has a more complete list at: http://www. annee- philologique. com/aph/files/sigles_fr. pdf. Archaeological journals not in the aph. list may be here: http://www. ajaonline. org/submissions/abbreviations. Press (once again, available through uoft library), oxford. Bibliographies online: http://oxfordbibliographiesonline. com/obo/page/classics see the recent (and ongoing) project by oxford university.
