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Eupolis

Kock 1880: Theodorus Kock (ed.), Comicorum atticorum fragmenta (3 vols.:
Leipzig, 1880-1888)
Schiassi 1944: Giuseppe Schiassi, De Eupolidis comici poetae fragmentis
(Accademia delle scienze dell’Istituto di Bologna, Classe di scienze morali,
Pubblicazioni straordinarie: Bologna)
Edmonds 1957: John Maxwell Edmonds (ed. and trans.), The Fragments of Attic
Comedy (3 vols. in 4: Leiden, 1957-1961)
Kassel-Austin 1986: R. Kassel and C. Austin (eds.), Poetae Comici Graeci Vol.
V Damoxenus—Magnes (Berlin and New York)
Storey 2011: Ian C. Storey (ed. and trans.), Fragments of Old Comedy Vol. II
Diopeithes to Pherecrates (Loeb Classical Library 514: Cambridge Mass,
and London)
Rusten 2011: Jeffrey Rusten et al. (trans.), The Birth of Comedy: Texts, Documents,
and Art from Athenian Comic Competitions, 486-280 (Baltimore)
Editions of all fragments known at the time: Runkel 1829. 81-182; Bergk
1838. 332-66; Meineke 1839 11.427-576; Meineke 1847 1.158-228; Kock 1880
1.258-369; Edmonds 1957 1.310-446; Kassel-Austin 1986. 294-539; Storey 2011.
26-267
Comprehensive literary and historical studies: Meineke 1839 1.104-46;
Stievenant 1849; Schiassi 1944; Storey 2003
Major studies of the fragments of individual comedies: Raspe 1832 (Demoi,
Poleis); Töppel 1846 (Kolakes); Plepelits 1970 (Demoi); Delneri 2006 (Baptai);
Telo 2007 (Demoiy Napolitano 2012 (Kolakes)
Selected translations: Rusten 2011. 221-72
Books, articles and commentaries cited throughout are those I judge signifi-
cant for discussion of the point or text in question. I do not cite unpublished
work.