The text followed is that of Haury, issued in the Teubner series, 1905-1913.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

The editio princeps of Procopius was published by David Hoeschel, Augsburg, 1607; the Secret History was not included, and only summaries of the six books of the work On the Buildings were given.  The edition is not important except as being the first.

The Secret History was printed for the first time separately with a Latin translation by Alemannus, Lyon, 1623.

The first complete edition was that of Maltretus, Paris, 1661-63, reprinted in Venice, 1729; the edition included a Latin translation of all the works, which was taken over into the edition of Procopius in the Corpus Scriptorum Historiae Byzantinae by Dindorf, Bonn, 1833-38.

Two editions of recent years are to be mentioned:  Domenico Comparetti, La Guerra Gotica di Procopio di Cesarea; testo Greco emendato sui manoscritti con traduxione Italiana, Rome, 1895-98; 3 vols.  Jacobus Haury, Procopii Caesariensis Opera Omnia, Leipzig, 1905-13; 3 vols.  (Bibl.  Teub.).

Among a number of works on Procopius or on special subjects connected with his writings the following may be mentioned: 

Felix Dahn:  Procopius von Caesarea, Berlin, 1865.

Julius Jung:  Geographisch-Historisches bei Procopius von Caesarea,
Wiener Studien 5 (1883) 85-115.

W. Gundlach:  Quaestiones Procopianae, Progr.  Hanau, 1861, also
Dissert.  Marburg, 1861.

J. Haury:  Procopiana, Progr.  Augsburg, 1891.

B. Pancenko:  Ueber die Geheimgeschichte des Prokop, Viz.  Vrem. 2 (1895).

J. Haury:  Zur Beurteilung des Geschichtschreibers Procopius von
Caesarea, Munich, 1896-97.

1971.  The Teubner edition in 4 volumes by J. Haury (1905-1913) has been re-edited by G. Wirth.

FOOTNOTE: 

[1]

[Greek:  xymboulos], Proc.  Bell. I. xii. 24.  He is elsewhere referred to as [Greek:  paredros] or [Greek:  hypographeus].

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