| Earle, M.L., "Miscellanea critica II," Classical Review 10 (1896): 1-4 • In Th. 2.294-296, read clade for laude, supported by 2.301-303. |
| Ebert, J., "Zum argumentum des ersten Buches der Thebais des Statius," Philologus 134 (1990): 234-7 • Emendations to the Cambridge argument. |
| Ebert, J., "Zu Neptuns Zähmung des Arion (Statius, Theb. 6,303)," Rheinisches Museum für Philologie 139 (1996) 371-3 • Instead of "primus teneris laesisse lupatis / ora", read "primus tenera is laesisse lupatis / ora". "Is" refers to Neptune and "tenera ora" to Arion. |
| Échinard-Garin, P., "La douceur de Stace dans la Thébaïde," Bulletin de l'Association Guillaume Budé (1992): 31-46 • His poetry is dominated by dulcedo much more than by violence or excess. |
| Eck, W., "Statius Silvae 1.4 und C. Rutilius Gallicus als Proconsul Asiae II," The American Journal of Philology 106 (1985): 475-484 |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems in Statius: Silvae (3.2.30; 4.7.11; 5.1.139; 5.2.120)," Mnemosyne 45 (1992): 237-40 |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems in Statius: Thebaid X, XI and XII," Rivista di filologia e di istruzione classica 120.3 (1992): 313-17 |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems in Statius: Silvae (II) (1.1.64, 1.2.77, 1.2.118-9, 1.2.136, 1.2.228, 1.3.24, 1.3.42, 1.3.104, 1.4.30, 1.5.10-11, 2.1.67, 2.1.99, 2.1.212, 2.1.222)," Mnemosyne 46 (1993): 92-97 |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems in Statius: Silvae (III) (3.5.92-4, 4.1.9, 4.4.63, 4.4.66, 4.6.45, 4.9.30, 5.1.149, 5.2.145, 5.3.60, 5.3.250-1, 5.5.14," Mnemosyne 46 (1993): 377-80 |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems in Statius Thebaid II-V (2.525, 3.231, 3.710, 4.318, 4.585, 4.665, 5.497)," Mnemosyne 47 (1994): 231-33 |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems in Statius Thebaid VII-X (7.423, 8.268, 9.19, 9.769, 9.807, 10.216)," Mnemosyne 47 (1994): 233-35 |
| Eden, P.T., "Adnotationes in P. Papini Stati Thebaida," Mnemosyne 51.1 (1998): 78-84 • On 1.27-29, 1.342-44, 1.500-501, 2.43-47, 2.77-78, 2.128-30, 2.345-47, 2.671-72, 3.160-64, 3.378-79, 4.169-71, 5.20-24, 5.471-75, 5.490-92, 5.710-45, 6.221-23, 6.689-90, and 6.819-22 |
| Eden, P.T., "Adnotationes in P. Papini Stati Thebaida (II)," Mnemosyne 51.5 (1998): 597-600 • On 7.178-82, 7.185-88, 7.354-58, 7.683-84, 9.724-25, 11.57-59, and 12.474-76, with brief notes on 5.497, 12.491-92, 10.317, 3.710, 4.585, 10.669, 12.188, and 12.622. |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems of Text and Interpretation in Statius, Thebaid I-VI," Classical Quarterly 48.1 (1998): 320-324 • On 1.529-32, 2.26-31, 2.246-53, 3.269-70, 4.414-18, 5.236-39, and 6.355-61. |
| Eden, P.T., "Problems of Text and Interpretation in Statius, Thebaid VII-XI," Classical Quarterly 49.1 (1999): 332-36 • On 7.351-53 and 404-405; 8.162-63 and 695-98; 10.470-72 and 930-34; and 11.239-50. |
| Edmunds, L., "Oedipus in the Middle Ages," A&A 22 (1976): 140-55 • In the Middle Ages, the myth was mostly known from Statius. In the Renaissance, from Sophocles. |
| Edwards, R.R., Chaucer and Boccaccio: Antiquity and modernity (New York: Palgrave, 2002) |
| Egelhaaf-Gaiser, U., "Kolossale Miniaturen: Der Holzfäller Hercules in Statius' 'Wäldern' (Silve 3,1)," Millenium 4 (2007): 63-92 |
| Eissfeldt, E., "Zu den Vorbildern des Statius," Philologus 63 (1904): 378-424 |
| Eitrem, S., "Varia 5," Nordisk Tidsskrift for Filologi, n.s., 1 (1912): 69-71 • On LP ad 2.95. |
| Elliott, K.O., and J.P. Elder, "A Critical Edition of the Vatican Mythographers," Transactions of the American Philological Association 78 (1947): 189-207 |
| Ellis, R., "On two passages of Statius' Silvae," JPh 5 (1874): 262-5 • On 1.6.12 and 2.3.31 ff. |
| Ellis, R., "Adversaria IV," Journal of Philosophy 19 (1891): 174-6 • On LP ad 6.322. |
| Ellis, Robinson, "An Oxford Ms. of Statius' Silvae," JPh 20 (1892): 17-24 • Partial collation of Oxford, Barlow 23. |
| Elm, Dorothee, "Die Entgrenzung des Alter(n)s: Zur Kaiserpanegyrik in der Dichtung des Statius und Martial," pp. 237-60 of Thorsten Fitzon, Sandra Linden, Kathrin Liess, and Dorothee Elm, edd., Alterszäsuren: Zeit und Lebensalter in Literatur, Theologie und Geschichte (Berlin: de Gruyter, 2012): 237-60. • Statius and Martial (Liber Spectaculorum) portray Domitian as eternally young and compare this with mythical and historical parallels. Discussion of Domitian's death as a watershed in Martial's works. •Reviews: Wagner-Hasel, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2012.11.42; Brandt, Sehepunkte 12.4 (2012) |
| Elm, Dorothee, "Die Entgrenzung des Alter(n)s: zur Kaiserpanegyrik in der Dichtung des Statius und Martial," pp. 237-60 of Thorsten Fitzon, Sandra Linden, Kathrin Liess, and Dorothee Elm, edd., Alterszäsuren: Zeit und Lebensalter in Literatur, Theologie und Geschichte (Berlin: de Gruyter, 2012): 237-60. • Statius and Martial (Liber Spectaculorum) portray Domitian as eternally young and compare this with mythical and historical parallels. Discussion of Domitian's death as a watershed in Martial's works. •Reviews: Wagner-Hasel, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2012.11.42; Brandt, Sehepunkte 12.4 (2012) |
| Elter, A., and A. Klotz, "Eine Statiushandschrift in Palma," BPhW 33/4 (1905), coll. 1100-102 |
| Engelmann, Arthur, " target="_blank">De Statii Silvarum Codicibus, Inaug. Dissert. (Leipzig, 1902) • The extant mss.of the Silvae are not all descended from the Matritensis, partially based on Politian's notes in the Corsiniana volume. • Review: Vollmer, Deutsche Litteraturzeitung 37 (1902) 2332-33 |
| Engelmann, A., "Ueber die Handschriften der Silven des Statius," Hermes 38 (1903): 285-91 • Believes that the Madrid manuscript is copied from the copy Poggio had made. |
| Enk, P.J., "Ad Statii Thebaidos librum primum adnotationes," Mnemosyne 1 (1933-34): 214-6 • Interpretation of Theb. 1.118-120 and 433-4. |
| Ercole, P., "Stazio e Giovenale," Rivista Indo-Greca-Italica di Filologia, Lingua, Antichità 15 (1931) 43-58 • In Sat. 4, Juvenal amuses himself by ridiculing the plans of Domitian that S. treated with great seriousness. This railing treatment returns in Sat. 7.82-7. • Review: Hosius, Philologische Wochenschrift (1932): 717. |
| Erkell, H., "Statius' Silvae 4.1 und das Templum gentis Flaviae," Eranos 56 (1958): 173-82 • The longaevus parens is Vespasian and the ara parentis the templum Flaviae. Also mentioned in Martial, Book 9. See J.H. Bishop, "The Ghost of a longaevus parens," Classical Review 10 (1968) 8. |
| Esposito, Paolo, "La strana battaglia del finale della Tebaide," in Luigi Torraca, ed., Scritti in onore di Italo Gallo, Pubblicazioni dell'Università degli Studi di Salerno. Sezione Atti, convegni, miscellanee; 59 (Napoli: Ed. Scientifiche Italiane, 2002): 265-78 • Review: Amato, Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2002.10 |
| Esposito, Paolo, "Virtus e morte esemplare del leo mansuetus: Stat. silv. 2, 5 e Lucano IV," in Paolo Arduini, ed., Studi offerti ad Alessandro Perutelli (Roma: Aracne, 2008): 1.451-60 • The amplificatio in the death of the lion shows his aristeia, recalling Lucan 4. |
| Esposito, Paolo, "Campanian Geography in Statius' Silvae," chapter 8 of Antony Augoustakis and R. Joy Littlewood, eds., Campania in the Flavian Poetic Imagination (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019) • Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2019.10.49 |
| Esteves, Aline, "'Evidentia' rhetorique et horreur infernale: Le portrait de Tisiphone chez Stace," Bulletin de l'Association Guillaume Budé 2001.4 (2001): 390-409 |
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| Evans, E.C., "Literary Portraiture in Ancient Epic: A Study of the Descriptions of Physical Appearance in Classical Epic," Harvard Studies in Classical Philology 58-59 (1948): 189-217 |
| Evelyn-White, G., "Stat. Silu. 1 praef. 37," Classical Review (1923): 67 • Read: testimonium amomum (from the Greek, amomwn ). See D.A. Slater, "Three Cases of Transposition," Classical Review 37 (1923): 20. |