Chapter two: Didymus and lyric by Prodi, EE

“…The greatest amount of surviving material comes from the Pindar scholia and concerns Pindar's Epinicians, but there are fragments and testimonies of his commentaries to other authors and a treatise On Lyric Poets. …”

What did the Rabbis know about grammar? Exegesis and grammatical gender in late antiquity by Williams, BJ

“…Points of comparison are sought in late-antique grammatical treatises and non-rabbinic interpretive works, including Philo’s commentaries and scholia on the Iliad and Aeneid, with particular attention to perceived relationships between grammatical gender and cultural gender norms. …”

Didymus Chalcenterus and Aristophanes' two Plutus plays by Willi, A

“…<p>A variety of ancient sources suggest that there was more than one Aristophanic play entitled &Pi;&lambda;&omicron;ῦ&tau;&omicron;&sigmaf;, and the scholia on the extant&nbsp;Plutus&nbsp;show that one ancient commentator erroneously thought that he was working on a comedy of 408 BC when in reality he had the comedy of 388 BC in front of him. …”