Geoffrey Chaucer

“ St. Amour, William de (alluded to in the Romaunt of the Rose, Fragment C) , i. 446.
Salisbury; see John.
Sallust, v. 222.
Secretum Secretorum (said to be from Aristotle) , v. 433.
⁠See Aristotle.
Seneca (died A. D. 65) ,
⁠De Beneficiis, v. 38, 206, 358;
⁠De Clementia, v. 215, 224, 461;
⁠De Ira, v. 218, 338;
⁠Epistolae (1) , v. 135;
⁠ (2) , v. 320;
⁠ (47) , v. 468;
⁠ (63) , v. 203;
⁠ (74) , v. 203;
⁠ (83) , v. 278;
⁠ (94) , v. 222;
⁠ (111) , v. 214.
Seneca, M. Annaeus (about B. C. to A. D. 32) ,
⁠Controversiae, v. 206. ”

“ Jerome, St. (345-420) , v. 450, 451, 453, 466;
⁠Treatise against Jovinian, i. 541, 545; iii. 299, 302; v. 278, 279, 292-6, 301, 303, 311, 312, 395-9, 439, 470-1.
Johannes Damascenus (9th century) , iv. 41.
John of Salisbury (bp. of Chartres, 1110-1180) ,
⁠Policraticus, (i. 5) —v. 282, 283;
⁠ (viii. 6) —i. 541, v. 279. ”

“ Cato, Dionysius (4th century) ,
⁠De Moribus, Distichorum lib. i. 2—v. 220;
⁠lib. i. 3—v. 443;
⁠lib. i. 12—v. 442, 443;
⁠lib. i. 17—v. 420;
⁠lib. i. 38—v. 388, 466;
⁠lib. ii. 32—v. 252;
⁠lib. iii. 6—v. 210;
⁠lib. iii. 15—v. 211;
⁠lib. iii. 22—v. 220;
⁠lib. iii. 25—v. 356;
⁠lib. iv. 14—v. 213;
⁠lib. iv. 16—v. 220;
⁠lib. iv. 39—v. 218.
Cato, Dionysius, supplement to, entitled Facetus, v. 98. ”

“ Claudian (4th century) ,
⁠De Raptu Proserpinae, v. 364, 367;
⁠the same (i. 77) —v. 70;
⁠the same (ii. 109) —i. 512;
⁠In Sextum Consulatum Honorii Augusti Praefatio, i. 509.
⁠Cf. iii. 252.
Coincy, Gautier de, iii. 422; v. 491.
Constantinus Afer (11th century) , v. 41, 42, 362.
Corinnus, i. 531.
Damasus I (Pope, A.D. 304-384) , v. 469.
Dante, Divina Commedia;
⁠Inferno (i. 83) —i. 509;
⁠ (ii. 1) —i. 508;
⁠ (ii. 7) —iii. 254;
⁠ (ii. 122) —iii. 255;
⁠ (iii. 1) —i. 510;
⁠ (iii. 10) —iii. 249;
⁠ (iii. 19) —i. 511;
⁠ (iii. 55) —iii. 285;
⁠ (iii. 112) —ii. 486;
⁠ (v. 121) —ii. 429 ”