Where Can I Find The Best List of Fragments of Epicurean Texts?
Listen to the latest Lucretius Today Podcast! Episode 226 is now available. We begin (with the help of Cicero's Epicurean spokesman) the first of a series of episodes to analyze the Epicurean view of the nature of the gods.
Most people today still consult the Usener collection, which was compiled with Latin commentary by Hermann Usener in 1887.
- The Erik Anderson version of Usener at Epicurism.info is here.
- A version of Erik Anderson's collection of Usener is now at Attalus.org here.
- Cyril Bailey's "Epicurus, the Extant Remains" is here.
While Usener's edition is available in several forms, there is no modern online "database" version of Usener searchable by tags.
Other sources of fragments are discussed in several threads here, including: