Literary Works
Among his better written works was an influential examination on the Roman poet Catullus titled Quaestiones Catullianae (1862), and a revision of Wilhelm Siegmund Teuffel's Geschichte der römischen Literatur (1882). Other noted publications by Schwabe include:
- Ludovici Schwabii In Cirin carmen Observationes pars I, 1871
- Zu Plautus Menaechmen, 1872
- Ludovici Schwabii de Musaeo Nonni imitator liber, 1876
- Pergamon und seine Kunst, 1882
- Die kaiserlichen Dezennalien und die alexandrinischen Münzen, 1896
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