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Hubbell, Η. Μ. (1920): The Rhetorica of Philodemus. Translation and Commentary
by Η. Μ. H., Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences 23,
243-382.
Hultsch, F. (18822): Griechische und römische Metrologie, Berlin.
Hultsch, F. (1893a): ‘Acetabulum’ (1). (3), RE 1.1, 155-156.
Hultsch, F. (1893b): ‘Addix’, RE 1.1, 353.
Hünemörder, C. (1999): ‘Lorbeer’, DNP 7, 440-442.
Hunter, R. L. (1983): Eubulus: The Fragments. Edited with a Commentary by R. L. H.,
Cambridge.
Jones, W. H. S. (1931): Hippocrates, Heracleitus. Nature of Man. Regimen in Health.
Humours. Aphorisms. Regimen 1-3. Dreams. Heracleitus: On the Universe. Translated
by W. H. S. J., Cambridge (MA).
Judeich, W. (19312): Topographie von Athen. Zweite vollständig neubearb. Aull.,
München (1. Aufl.: 1905).
Jung, C. L. (1897): De vocabulis antiquae comoediae atticae quae apud solos comi-
cos aut omnino inveniuntur aut peculiari notione praedita occurrunt, Traiecti ad
Rhenum / Amstelodami.
Kaibel, G. (1895): Sententiarum über septimus, Hermes 30, 429-446.
Kaibel, G. (1899): De Phrynicho sophista, Gottingae.
Kanavou, N. (2011): Aristophanes’ Comedy of Names. A Study of Speaking Names in
Aristophanes, Berlin/New York.
Kassel, R. (1958): Untersuchungen zur griechischen und römischen Konsolationsbteratur,
München.
Kassel, R. (1966): Kritische und exegetische Kleinigkeiten II, RhM 109, 1-12 (= Kleine
Schriften, Berlin/New York 1991, 360-371).
Kassel-Austin = Poetae Comici Graeci (PCG): PCGI (Comoedia Dorica Mimi Phlyaces).
Ediderunt R. Kassel et C. Austin, Berolini/Novi Eboraci 2001; PCG II (Agathenor-
Aristonymus), 1991; PCG HI 2 (Aristophanes. Testimonia et Fragmenta), 1984; PCG
IV (Aristophon—Crobylus), 1983; PCG V (Damoxenus—Magnes), 1986; PCG VI
2 (Menander. Testimonia et Fragmenta apud scriptores servata), 1998; PCG VH
(Menecrates—Xenophon), 1989; PCG VIII (Adespota), 1995.
Keaney, J. J. (1967): New Fragments of Greek Authors in Codex Marc. Gr. 444, TAPhA
98, 205-219.
Kerkhecker, A. (1999): Callimachus’ Book of lambi, Oxford.
Kidd, S. E. (2014): Nonsense and Meaning in Ancient Greek Comedy, Cambridge.
Kock, T. (1880-1888): Comicorum Atticorum Fragmenta. Ed. T. K. Vol. I (Antiquae
comoediae fragmenta), Lipsiae 1880; vol. II (Novae comoediae fragmenta. Pars I),
1884; vol. HI (Novae comoediae fragmenta. Pars II. Comicorum incertae aetatis
fragmenta. Fragmenta incertorum poetarum. Indices. Supplementa), 1888.
Konstan, D. (1994): Sexual Symmetry. Love in the Ancient Novel and Related Genres,
Princeton (NJ).
Konstan, D. (2006): The Emotions of the Ancient Greeks. Studies in Aristotle and
Classical Literature, Toronto.
Konstantakos, I. Μ. (2005): Aspects of the Figure of the αγροίκος in Ancient Comedy,
RhM 148, 1-26.