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The 8 volumes of the revised version of Pauly's initial Realencyclopädie are at the lower right. The 83 volumes of Wissowa's revised RE fill the entire rest of this bookcase in the library of the University of Göttingen's Seminar for Classical Philology.

The Realencyclopädie (German for "Practical Encyclopedia"; abbr. RE) is a series of German encyclopedias on Greco-Roman topics and scholarship.

Ur-Pauly

The first edition was the Real-Encyclopädie der classischen Alterthumswissenschaft in alphabetischer Ordnung ("Practical Encyclopedia of the Study of Classical Ancient History in Alphabetical Order") originally compiled by August Friedrich Pauly. As the basis for the subsequent Pauly–Wissowa edition, it is also known as the Ur-Pauly. The first volume was published in 1839 but Pauly died in 1845 before the last was completed. Christian Waltz (1802–1857) and Wilhelm Siegmund Teuffel completed the 6 volume first edition in 1852.

A second edition of the 1st volume of Pauly's encyclopedia was begun in 1861 and completed in 1866.

Pauly–Wissowa

Georg Wissowa began work on a new and more ambitious edition in 1890. Paulys Realencyclopädie der classischen Altertumswissenschaft ("Pauly's Practical Encyclopedia of the Study of Classical Ancient History"), more commonly known as the Pauly–Wissowa (abbr. PW), was planned for completion by 1900 but work again outlasted its initial editor. The last volume of the edition was not completed until 1972, with supplements added until 1978 and the index in 1980. Each article was written by a recognized specialist in the relevant field, but unsurprisingly for a work spanning three generations, the underlying assumptions vary radically with the age of the article. Many early biographies were written by Elimar Klebs, Paul von Rohden, Friedrich Münzer, and Otto Seeck.

First Series, A–Q

  • Band I, Halbbände 1–2, Aal–Apollokrates (1894)
  • Band II, Halbband 3, Apollon–Artemis (1895)
  • Band II, Halbband 4, Artemisia–Barbaroi (1896)
  • Band III, Halbband 5, Barbarus–Campanus (1897)
  • Band III, Halbband 6, Campanus ager–Claudius (1899)
  • Band IV, Halbband 7, Claudius mons–Cornificius (1900)
  • Band IV, Halbband 8, Corniscae–Demodoros (1901)
  • Band V, Halbbände 9–10, Demogenes–Ephoroi (1905)
  • Band VI, Halbband 11, Ephoros–Eutychos (1907)
  • Band VI, Halbband 12, Euxantios–Fornaces (1909)
  • Band VII, Halbband 13, Fornax–Glykon (1910)
  • Band VII, Halbband 14, Glykyrrhiza–Helikeia (1912)
  • Band VIII, Halbband 15, Helikon–Hestia (1912)
  • Band VIII, Halbband 16, Hestiaia–Hyagnis (1913)
  • Band IX, Halbband 17, Hyaia–Imperator (1914)
  • Band IX, Halbband 18, Imperium–Iugum (1916)
  • Band X, Halbband 19, Iugurtha–Ius Latii (1918)
  • Band X, Halbband 20, Ius Liberorum–Katochos (1919)
  • Band XI, Halbband 21, Katoikoi–Komödie (1921)
  • Band XI, Halbband 22, Komogrammateus–Kynegoi + Register of I–X & Suppl. I–III (1922)
  • Band XII, Halbband 23, Kynesioi–Legio (1924)
  • Band XII, Halbband 24, Legio–Libanon (1925)
  • Band XIII, Halbband 25, Libanos–Lokris (1926)
  • Band XIII, Halbband 26, Lokroi–Lysimachides (1927)
  • Band XIV, Halbband 27, Lysimachos–Mantike (1928)
  • Band XIV, Halbband 28, Mantikles–Mazaion (1930)
  • Band XV, Halbband 29, Mazaios–Mesyros (1931)
  • Band XV, Halbband 30, Met–Molaris lapis + Register of I–XV, IA–IVA & Suppl. I–V (1932)
  • Band XVI, Halbband 31, Molatzes–Myssi (1933)
  • Band XVI, Halbband 32, Mystagogos–Nereae (1935)
  • Band XVII, Halbband 33, Nereiden–Numantia (1936)
  • Band XVII, Halbband 34, Numen–Olympia (1937)
  • Band XVIII, Halbband 35, Olympia–Orpheus (1939)
  • Band XVIII, Halbband 36.1, Orphische Dichtung–Palatini (1942)
  • Band XVIII, Halbband 36.2, Palatinus–Paranatellonta (1949)
  • Band XVIII, Halbband 36.3, Paranomon graphe–Pax (1949)
  • Band XIX, Halbband 37, Pech–Petronius (1937)
  • Band XIX, Halbband 38, Petros–Philon (1938)
  • Band XX, Halbband 39, Philon–Pignus (1941)
  • Band XX, Halbband 40, Pigranes–Plautinus (1950)
  • Band XXI, Halbband 41, Plautius–Polemokrates (1951)
  • Band XXI, Halbband 42, Polemon–Pontanene (1952)
  • Band XXII, Halbband 43, Pontarches–Praefectianus (1953)
  • Band XXII, Halbband 44, Praefectura–Priscianus (1954)
  • Band XXIII, Halbband 45, Priscilla–Psalychiadai (1957)
  • Band XXIII, Halbband 46, Psamathe–Pyramiden + Register of I–XXIII, IA–VIIIA & Suppl. I–VIII (1959)
  • Band XXIV, Halbband 47, Pyramos–Quosenus (1963)

Second Series, R–Z

  • Band IA, Halbband 1, Ra–Ryton (1914)
  • Band IA, Halbband 2, Saale–Sarmathon (1920)
  • Band IIA, Halbband 3, Sarmatia–Selinos (1921)
  • Band IIA, Halbband 4, Selinuntia–Sila (1923)
  • Band IIIA, Halbband 5, Silacenis–Sparsus (1927)
  • Band IIIA, Halbband 6, Sparta–Stluppi (1929)
  • Band IVA, Halbband 7, Stoa–Symposion (1931)
  • Band IVA, Halbband 8, Symposion–Tauris (1932)
  • Band VA, Halbband 9, Taurisci–Thapsis (1934)
  • Band VA, Halbband 10, Thapsos–Thesara (1934)
  • Band VIA, Halbband 11, Thesauros–Timomachos (1936)
  • Band VIA, Halbband 12, Timon–Tribus (1937)
  • Band VIIA, Halbband 13, Tributum–M. Tullius Cicero (1939)
  • Band VIIA, Halbband 14, M. Tullius Cicero–Valerius (1948)
  • Band VIIIA, Halbband 15, Valerius Fabrianus–P. Vergilius Maro (1955)
  • Band VIIIA, Halbband 16, P. Vergilius Maro–Vindeleia (1958)
  • Band IXA, Halbband 17, Vindelici–Vulca (1961)
  • Band IXA, Halbband 18, Vulcanius–Zenius (1967)
  • Band XA, Halbband 19, Zenobia–Zythos (1972)

Supplements

  • Supplementband I, Aba–Demokratia (1903)
  • Supplementband II, Herodes–Herodotos (1913)
  • Supplementband III, Aachen–ad Iuglandem (1918)
  • Supplementband IV, Abacus–Ledon + Delphoi (1924)
  • Supplementband V, Agamemnon–Statilius (1931)
  • Supplementband VI, Abretten–Thunudromon (1935)
  • Supplementband VII, Adobogiona–Triakadieis (1940)
  • Supplementband VIII, Achaios–Valerius (1956)
  • Supplementband IX, Acilius–Utis (1962)
  • Supplementband X, Accaus–Uttiedius (1965)
  • Supplementband XI, Abragila–Zengisa (1968)
  • Supplementband XII, Abdigildus–Thukydides (1970)
  • Supplementband XIII, Africa Proconsularis–Viae publicae Romanae (1973)
  • Supplementband XIV, Aelius–Zone (1974)
  • Supplementband XV, Acilius–Zoilos (1978)

Little Pauly

The size and price of Wissowa's edition being daunting, J.M. Metzler put out an abridged Der Kleine Pauly ("The Little Pauly") edition of 5 volumes between 1964 and 1975.

New Pauly

Der Neue Pauly ("The New Pauly") was intended to be a 15-volume intermediate version of the work. The set itself expanded to 18 volumes plus an index, published from 1996 to 2003. From 2004 to 2012, seven more supplement volumes were added.

An English edition of Der Neue Pauly was published as Brill's New Pauly: Encyclopaedia of the Ancient World between 2002 and 2014. The edition, named after its publisher Brill, comprised a 15-volume series on "Antiquity", a 5-volume series on the "Classical Tradition", index volumes for each series, and 6 volumes of supplements. There are only 6 supplements in the English edition compared with 7 in the German edition, as in the German edition the index to the "Classical Tradition" was counted as a Supplement.

See also

References

Citations

  1. Pauly & al. (1839–1852).

Bibliography

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