Texts:
Martin, J., T. Lucreti Cari De Rerum Natura (Leipzig 1969)

Müller, Konrad, De Rerum Natura Libri VI (Zürich 1975, second edition forthcoming 2002)

Bailey, C. (ed. and comm.) (1947) T. Lucreti Cari De Rerum Natura Libri Sex. Oxford

Bailey, ed. Lvcreti De rerum natvra libri sex (Oxford 1900, 1922: OCT)

Smith, M.F., Lucretius: On the Nature of Things. W.H.D. Rouse, trans. Revised and edited by Martin F. Smith. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1992.

Lachmann, K. ed., Berlin 1853-2 (New York 1979).

Munro, H.A.J. 3 vols., w. comm. & transl., Cambridge 1886-4 (1920) (New York 1978).

Giussani, C. 4 vols., c. comm., Turin 1896-1898 (Books 1-2, 1953; Book 5 w. E. Stampini, 1952).

Ernout, A., 2 vols., Budé 1920 (1964-1966).
 
 

Commentaries (in addition to above):
Brown, P. M. (1984) Lucretius: De rerum natura I. Ed. with introd., commentary & vocabulary. Bristol

Brown, P. M. (1997) Lucretius De rerum natura III. With an introduction, text, translation and commentary. Warminster

Brown, R.D., Lucretius on Love and Sex: A Commentary on De Rerum Natura IV, 1030-1287 (Leiden/New York 1987).

Campbell, G. L., A Commentary on Lucretius' De rerum natura 5, 772-1457, DPhil Oxford (Jesus) [1998?;]

Catto, Bonnie, Lucretius : Selections from de Rerum Natura, Bolchazy-Carducci Publishers / 1998

Costa, C.D.N., Lucretius: De Rerum Natura V (Oxford 1984)

Ernout, A., and L. Robin, Lucrèce, De rervm natvra; commentaire exégétique et critique. 3 vols. Paris 1925-28

Fowler, Don. 2002. Lucretius on Atomic Motion: A Commentary on de Rerum Natura 2.1-332. Oxford.

Godwin, J., Lucretius: De Rerum Natura IV (Warminster 1986)

Godwin, J., Lucretius: De Rerum Natura VI (Warminster 1991)

Heinze, R., T. Lucretius Carus De rurum natura buch III (Leipzig 1897)

Kenney, E.J., Lucretius: De Rerum Natura Book III (Cambridge 1981).

Leonard, W.E., and Smith, S.B., T. Lucreti Cari De Rerum Natura Libri VI (Madison 1965).
 
 

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Algra, K. A., and M. H. Koenen, P. H. Schrijvers edd. (1997) Lucretius and his intellectual background. Amsterdam

Ament, E.J., "The Anti-Lucretius of Cardinal Polignac," TAPA 101 (1970) 29-49.

Amory, A. (1969) ëObscura de re lucida carmina: Science and Poetry in Lucretiusí De Rerum Naturaí, YCS 21: 145-68

Anderson, W.S. (1960) ëDiscontinuity in Lucretian Symbolismí, TAPA 91: 1-29

Asmis, Elizabeth (1995) ëEpicurean poeticsí in Obbink 1995

Asmis (1995) ëPhilodemus on censorship, moral utility and formalism in poetryí in Obbink 1995

Asmis, E. (1982) ëLucretiusí Venus and Stoic Zeusí, Hermes 110: 458-70

Asmis, E., "Rhetoric and Reason in Lucretius," AJP 104 (1983) 36-66.

Asmis, 1984. Epicurus' scientific method. Ithaca, N.Y..

Barbour, Reid. 1998. English epicures and stoics: ancient legacies in early Stuart culture. Amherst.

Bourne, F.C., 1977 "Caesar the Epicurean" CW 70: 417-32

Brown, R.D., "Lucretius and Callimachus," ICP 7 (1982) 77-97.

Castner, Catherine J. 1988. Prosopography of Roman Epicureans from the second century B.C. to the second century A.D. Frankfurt am Main ; New York.

Classen, ed., Probleme der Lucrezforschung, (New York/ Hildesheim 1986). Reprints Furley, "Stoics," Kenney, "Doctus," Classen, "Poetry," Friedlander, "Pattern," Davies.

Clay, Diskin. 1998 Paradosis and Survival. Ann Arbor. cf. 7. De Rerum Natura: Greek Physis and Epicurean Physiologia (Lucretius 1.1-148) 8. The Sources of Lucretius' Inspiration 9. An Anatomy of Lucretian Metaphor 10. Lucretius' Gigantomachy (UCL has it)

Clay (1983) Lucretius and Epicurus. Ithaca

Commager, H.S., Jr. (1957) ëLucretius' Interpretation of the Plagueí, HSCP 62: 105-18

Conte, G. B. (1994) ëInstructions for a Sublime Reader: Form of the text and Form of the Addressee in Lucretiusí De rerum naturaí, chap. 1 in Genres and readers: Lucretius, love elegy, Plinyís Encyclopedia (Baltimore)

Conte (1994b) Latin Literature: A History, trans. J. B. Solodow. Baltimore

Courtney, Edward "The Proem of Lucretius" MH 58.4 (2001) 201-211

Cox, A. (1971) ëLucretius and his Message: a Study in the Prologues of the De Rerum Naturaí, G&R 18: 1-16

Dalzell Alexander, The Criticism of Didactic Poetry: Essays on Lucretius,Virgil, and Ovid. Toronto 1996

Dalzell, "Lucretius," in The Cambridge History of Classical Literature. Vol 2: Latin Literature, ed. E.J.
Kenney and W.V. Clausen (Cambridge 1982) 207-29.

Davies, H.S., "Notes on Lucretius," Criterion 11 (1931-32) 29-42. Repr. in Probleme, ed. Classen.

De Lacy, P.H. (1957) ëProcess and Value: An Epicurean Dilemmaí, TAPA 88: 114-26

De Lacy (1964-65) ëDistant Views: The Imagery of Lucretius 2í, CJ 60: 49-55

De Lacy, "The Epicurean Analysis of Language," AJP 60 (1939) 84-92.

Deufert, Marcus, Pseudo-Lukrezisches im Lukrez : die unechten Verse in Lukrezens "De rerum natura" Berlin ; New York 1996

Deutsch, Rosamund E. (1978) The pattern of sound in Lucretius. Bryn Mawr, Diss., 1939 New York 1978.

Dudley, D.R. ed. (1965) Lucretius. London. (Studies in Latin literature and its influence.)

Dyson, Julia T. (1996) Dido the Epicurean. CA 15 : 203-221

Dyson (1997) Fluctus irarum, fluctus curarum: Lucretian religio in the Aeneid. AJP. 118 : 449-457

Edwards, M.J. "Aeternus Lepos: Venus, Lucretius, and the Fear of Death" G&R 40.1 (1993) 68-78

Edwards, "Treading the Aether: Lucretius, De Rerum Natura 1.62-79" CQ 40 (1990) 465-469

Elder, J.P., "Lucretius 1.1-49," TAPA 85 (1954) 88-120.

Englert, Walter G. 1987. Epicurus on the swerve and voluntary action. Atlanta, Ga.

Farrell, J. "Lucretius, DRN 5.44 insinuandum" CQ 38 (1988) 179-185

Farrell (1994) ëThe Structure of Lucretiusí "Anthropology" (DRN 5.771-1457)í, MD 33: 81-95

Farrell (1991) Vergil's Georgics and the Traditions of Ancient Epic. The Art of Allusion in Literary History (New York/Oxford)

Farrell (2001) Latin Language and Latin Culture: from ancient to modern times. Cambridge.

Fitzgerald, W., "Lucretius' Cure for Love in the De Rerum Natura," CW 78 (1984) 73-86.

Fowler, D.P. "From epos to cosmos: Lucretius, Ovid, and the poetics of segmentationí, in D. C. Innes et al. edd., Ethics and Rhetoric, Essays for Donald RussellÖ (Oxford 1995) 1-18

Fowler, "Lucretius and Politics," pp. 120-50 in M. Griffin and J. Barnes, ed., Philosophia Togata: Essays on Philosophy and Roman Society (Oxford 1989).

Fowler (1991) Rev. of Schiesaro and Segal. G&R 39 (1991) 237-39,

Fowler (1983) "Lucretius on the clinamen and free will" in SYZHTHSIS: studi sullíepicureismo greco e romano offerti a M Gigante Naples vol.1: 329-52, reprinted?? in Fowler (2002????).

Fowler (2000) 'Philosophy and Literature in Lucretian Intertextuality' In: Fowler, Roman Constructions. Readings in Postmodern Latin. Oxford. pp.138-155

Fowler, Peta G. (1997) 'Lucretian conclusions' In: Classical closure. Reading the end in Greek and Latin literature. D.H. Roberts, F.M. Dunn, and D. Fowler (edd.). Princeton. pp. 112-138

Fowler, Peta G.; Fowler, Don P. (1996) Lucretius. Oxford Classical Dictionary. Third Edition. pp. 888-890

Freudenburg, Kirk, "Lucretius, Vergil, and the Causa Morbi ," Vergilius 33 (1987) 59-74

Friedlander, P. "Pattern of Sound and Atomistic Theory in Lucretius," AJP 62 (1941) 16-34. Repr. in Probleme, ed. Classen.

Friedlander (1939) ëThe Epicurean Theology of Lucretius' First Prooemium (Lucr.1.44-49)í, TAPA 70: 368-79.

Frischer, B. (1982) The Sculpted Word: Epicureanism and Philosophical Recruitment in Ancient Greece. Berkeley.

Furley, D.J. (1967) Two studies in the Greek atomists. Princeton.

Furley, ëLucretius the Epicurean: On the History of Maní in Gigon (1978) 1-37 = Furley Cosmic Problems 206-22

Furley, "Lucretius and the Stoics," BICS 13 (1966) 13-33 = Classen, Probleme 75-95 = Furley Cosmic Problems 183-205

Furley, Cosmic Problems: Essays on Greek and Roman Philosophy of Nature (Cambridge 1989)

Furley, "Variations in Themes from Empedocles in Lucretius' Proem," BICS 17 (1970) 55-64 = Cosmic Problems 172-82

Gale, Monica R (1994) Myth and Poetry in Lucretius. Cambridge.

Gale, "Man and Beast in Lucretius and the Georgics" CQ 41 (1991) 414-426

Gale (2000) Virgil on the nature of things. The Georgics, Lucretius and the didactic tradition. Cambridge.

Gale, Lucretius and the Didactic Epic. London, 2001

Gale, "Lucretius 4.1-25 and the proems of the De rerum Natura" PCPhS 40 (1994) 1-17

Galloway, A. (1986) "Lucretiusí materialist poetics: Epicurus and the "flawed" consolatio of book 3" Ramus 15: 52-73

Gigante, M. 1997. Philodemus in Italy. The books from Herculaneum. Ann Arbor.

Gigon, O., ed., Lucrèce. Huit exposés suivis de discussions, Geneva 1978.

Giussani, Carlo. Studi Lucreziani. 1945 (1896) Turin

Godwin, J. (2001). Rev. Sedley (1998). CR 51: 249-251

Gordon, Cosmo Alexander (1985) A bibliography of Lucretius Winchester (S[ain]t Paul's bibliographies; 13)

Gordon, Pamela (1998) Dido the Phaeacian: Lost Pleasures of an Epicurean Intertext. Classical Antiquity. 17 : 188-211

Gordon. 1996. Epicurus in Lycia: the second-century world of Diogenes of Oenoanda. Ann Arbor.

Hardie, P.R., Virgil's Aeneid: Cosmos and Imperium (Oxford 1986). Ch. 5: L and the Aeneid.

Hardie 1984 "The Sacrifice of Iphigeneia: An Example of ëDistributioní of a Lucretian Theme in Virgil" CQ 34 : 406-12

Harrison, S.J. "Lucretius, Euripides and the Philosophers: De Rerum Natura 5.13-21" CQ 40 (1990) 195-198

Harrison, 'Ennius and the prologue to Lucretius DRN 1 (1.1-148)' (Leeds International Classical Studies 1.4, April 2002)

Heath, M. 1985. "Hesiod's Didactic Poetry," CQ 35.245-63

Hinds, S. "Language at the Breaking Point : Lucretius 1.452" CQ 37 (1987) 450-453

Holford-Strevens, Leofranc, 'Horror vacui in Lucretian biography' (Leeds International Classical Studies 1.1, April 2002)

Holland, L.A. Lucretius and the Transpadanes, Princeton, 1979.

Holtsmark, E.B., "On Lucretius 2.1-19," TAPA 98 (1967) 193-204.

Hutchinson, G. O., "The Date of De Rerum Natura" CQ 51 (2001) 150-162

Hutchinson, L. (1996) Translation of Lucretius, De rerum natura, ed. H.Quehen. Ann Arbor

Inwood, Brad, and L.P. Gerson. 1994. The Epicurus reader: selected writings and testimonia / translated and edited, with notes. Indianapolis.

Jocelyn, H.D. (1986) ëLucretius, his Copyists and the Horrors of the Underworld (De Rerum Natura 3.978-1023)í Acta Classica 29: 43-56

Johnson, W. R. 2000. Lucretius and the Modern World. London.

Jope, J. (1989) ëThe Didactic Unity and Emotional Import of Book 6 of De Rerum Naturaí Phoenix 43: 16-34

Keith, A.M. , Engendering Rome: Women in Latin Epic, Cambridge (2000)

Kelly, S.T. "The Last Line of the De Rerum Natura," Latomus 29 (1980) 95-97.

Kennedy, D. (2000) ëMaking a text of the universe: perspectives on discursive order in the De rerum natura of Lucretiusí In: Intratextuality. Greek and Roman textual relations. Alison Sharrock and Helen Morales (Eds.). Oxford. Pp. 205-225

Kennedy, Duncan F.; Rethinking Reality: Lucretius and the Textualization of Nature. Ann Arbor 2002 (forthcoming September?)

Kenney, E.J. (1977) Lucretius. Oxford. (Greece and Rome new surveys 11.)

Kenney, "Doctus Lucretius," Mnemosyne 23 (1970) 366-92. Repr. in Probleme, ed. Classen.

Kenney "The Historical Imagination of Lucretius," G&R 19 (1972) 12-24

Kleve, K. (1989) "Lucretius in Herculaneum" Cronache ercolanesi 19: 5-27

Kleve (1996) ëLukrez und Venus (De Rerum Natura 1.1-49)í, SO 41: 86-94

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Konstan, David, Some Aspects of Epicurean Psychology (Leiden 1973). (cf. on start of DRN 2).

Lavery, G. B. "Hoc aeui quodcumquest: Lucretius and Time" Latomus 46 (1987) 720-729

Long, A.A. Lucretius on nature and the epicurean self. pp. 125-39 in Algra (1997)

Long, A.A., and D.N. Sedley., The Hellenistic Philosophers, 2 vols. (Cambridge 1987).

Minadeo, Richard (1969) The lyre of science. Form and meaning in Lucretius' De rerum natura Detroit, Mich

Minyard, J.D. (1985) Lucretius and the Late Republic. Mnemosyne Supplement 90. Leiden

Minyard, Mode and Value in the De Rerum Natura: A Study of Lucretius' Metrical Language. Hermes Einzelschriften 39 (Wiesbaden 1978).

Mitsis, Phillip. 1988. Epicurus' ethical theory : the pleasures of invulnerability. Ithaca, NY

Mitsis (1993) ëCommitting Philosophy on the Reader: Didactic Coercion and Reader Autonomy in De Rerum Naturaí, MD 31: 111-28

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Mulgan, R.G. 1978-9. "Was Caesar an Epicurean? (Sallust BC 51. 20)" CW 72 : 337-9.

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Nussbaum, (1989) ëMortals and Immortals: Lucretius on Death and the Voice of Natureí, Philos. and Phenom. Research 50: 303-51. Cf. The Therapy of Desire

Nussbaum, "Beyond Obsession and Disgust: Lucretius on the Therapy of Love," Apeiron 22 (1989) 1-59. Cf. The Therapy of Desire

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