'publisher="Heinemann [etc.]"' in OBA Collectie

On sophistical refutations : On coming-to-be and passing-away

The works of the Emperor Julian / III, Letters. - The shorter fragments = Fragmenta breviora. - Epigrams = Epigrammata. - Against the Galilaeans = Kata Galilai¯on logos. A. - Fragments = Fragmenta

The works of the Emperor Julian / II, To the uneducated cynics = Eis tous apaideutous k¯enas. - To the cynic Heracleios = Pros H¯erakleion kunikon. = A consolation to himself upon the departure of the excellent Sallust = Epi t¯ei exod¯oi tou aya th¯otatou Saloustiou paramuth¯etikos eis heauton. - Letter th Themistius the philosopher = Themisti¯oi philosoph¯oi. -Letter to the senate and people of Athens = Ath¯enai¯on t¯ei boul¯ei kai t¯oi d¯em¯oi. - Fragment of a letter to a priest (Fragmentum epistolae). - The Caesars. - Sumposion h¯e kronia. - Misopogon = Misopog¯on

The works of the Emperor Julian / I, Panegyric in honour of the emperor Constantinus = Ioulianou kaisaros egk¯omion eis ton autokratora Konstantion. - The heroic deeds of the emperor Constantius, or, on kingship = Peri t¯on tou autokratoros praxe¯on ¯e peri basileias. - Panegyric in honour of the empress Eusebia = Eusebias t¯es basilidos egk¯omion, - Hymn to king Helios dedicated to Sallust = Eis ton basilea H¯elion pros Saloustion. - Hymn to the mother of the gods = Eis t¯en m¯etera t¯on The¯on

The speeches: Pro lege Manilia : Pro Caecina ; Pro Cluentio ; Pro Rabirio ; Perduellionis

Waging peace, 1956-1961

A reader's guide to Shakespeare and his contemporaries

Victoria's heyday

The stratagems, and The aqueducts of Rome

Tom Stoppard