Barnard Standard Edmonds
1 160 12
2 37b 18
3 123 19
4 133b 126
5 40a 7
6 58 118
7 101A 94
8 118 80
9 — 1a
10 125 67
11 140 103
12 102 135
13 166 97
14 141 146
15 54 69
16 104A 149
17 132 130
18 82(a) 115
19 81 117
20 Greek Anthology 7.489 144
21 101 87
22 154 112
23 16 i.a. 114
24 34 3
25 128 101
26 104B 32
27 108 157
28 53 68
29 111 148
30 112 155, 156, 158
31 — 147
32 114 164
33 110 154
34 105A+C 150, 151
35 23 i.a. 24
36 107 159
37 2 4, 6
38 1 1
39 31 2
40 96 86
41 16 38
42 94 83
43 92 82
44 47 54
45 46 56
46 48 89
47 197 84A
48 198 31
49 39 20
50 49A+B 48
51 56 72
52 131 81
53 130 81
43 25 i.a. 142
55 146 106
56 36 23
57 5c i.a. 96
58 129 22
59 5b i.a. 93
60 147 76
61 37a 17
62 136 138
63 134 123
64 168B 111
65 90 33
66 33 9
67 135 122
68 —1 48
69 51 52
70 41 14
71 138 120
72 121 99
73 5a i.a. 51
74 57 98
75 133a 125
76 158 137
77 26 13
78 11 i.a. 73
79 120 74
80 15 37
81 155 121
82 55 71
83 98 —
84 145 78
85 142 140
86 148 100
87 201 91
88 204 110
89 Alc. 349b2 70
90 91 116
91 Greek Anthology 7.505 145
92 143 139
93 22 45
94 122 107
95 149 141
96 126 128
97 95 85
98 32 10
99 150 108
100 193 11

1. The Greek text in Edmonds' edition, composed by Edmonds and based on a Latin poem by Terentianus Maurus which apparently paraphrases fr. 49, is not included in modern editions of Sappho. Lobel-Page, Voigt, and Campbell cite Terentianus in their apparatus for fr. 49; Neri quotes him as fr. 243A.↩

2. This fragment is quoted by Priscian, who attributes it to Sappho; modern scholars generally believe that it is in fact by Alcaeus.↩