Loeb Classical Library

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The Loeb Classical Library is a renowned series of books that presents important works of ancient Greek and Latin literature with the original text and facing-page English translations.

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instanceOf book series
classical text series
aim to make classical texts accessible to non-specialists
to provide reliable texts with facing-page translations
colorCoding green covers for Greek authors
red covers for Latin authors
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
digitalPlatformLaunched 2014
digitalPlatformPublisher Harvard University Press
editorialPolicy includes introductions and notes by scholars
provides standardized critical texts
firstVolumesPublished 1912
founder James Loeb
hasAbbreviation LCL
hasEditionType digital edition
print edition
hasFormat facing-page translation
hasGenre bilingual classical texts
hasReputation standard reference for Greek and Latin texts
inception 1911
includesAuthor Aristotle
Cicero
Euripides
Homer
Livy
Plato
Plutarch
Sophocles
Tacitus
Virgil
isUsedIn classical scholarship
university classics courses
language English
Greek
Latin
namedAfter James Loeb
notableFeature small, uniform green and red hardback volumes
originalTextOn left-hand page
publisher Harvard University Press
subject ancient Greek literature
ancient Latin literature
classical philology
targetAudience general readers
scholars
students of classics
translationLanguage English
translationOn right-hand page

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subject surface form: Harvard University Press