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In a separate review of volume 1 of the Classical Tradition series of this famous reference title (RR 2007/194) I have indicated my own previous experience with the series, and referred to Stephen V. Pomes's earlier review (RR 2003/271) which gave a clear outline of its complex publication history. This new volume is conceived as a supplement to the main series, but is also designed to stand as an independent work of reference.

Books of lists seem to have come into fashion in recent years: this outdoes them all. From the second millennium BCE to 800CE every ruler or leading...

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