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The glossary of names is not unlike the footnotes in scope and tone, but often repeats information already given there and is liable to similar shortcomings. The select bibliography is understandably selective, though perhaps slightly out of balance: it lists ten items by J., whereas R.J. Clark and M.C.J. Putnam who come next are only given three each. It also has a curious typo (far from the only one): R.G. Austin's commentary on Book 1 is referred to as P. Vergili Maronis Aeneidos, Liber Unus rather than Primus (and is dated 1977 rather than 1971), and that on Book 2 is not mentioned at all. J.'s annotated translation of the Aeneid should be used with caution; that by Day Lewis, with R.D. Williams' companion (The Aeneid of Virgil [1985]), might be a safer choice.

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