Tacitus

===Teubner===
In 1934–36 a [[Bibliotheca Teubneriana|Teubner edition]] of complete works by Tacitus (''P. Cornelii Taciti libri qui supersunt'') edited by {{ill|Erich Koestermann|ed}} was published. Koestermann prepared then a second edition published in 1960–70. It is now outdated. A completely new Teubner edition (with the same title) was published in 1978–83. The most part of it (''Annals'', ''Histories'' and ''Dialogue'') was edited by {{ill|Henz Heubner|de|}}, with ''Germania'' edited by {{ill|Alf Önnerfors|de|}} and ''Agricola'' by {{ill|Josef Delz|de|}}. Yet another Teubner edition was prepared by [[István Borzsák]] and [[Kenneth Wellesley]] in 1986–92: Borzsák edited books I–VI of the ''Annals'', and Wellesley books XI–XVI and the ''Histories''. This edition remains unfinished, as the last volume containing the three minor opuscles was never issued.