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 Roman Literature

History of Roman Literature

  1. Early Roman Literature (514 – 240 B.C)
    1. Plautus
  2. The Roman Republic (240-84 B.C.)
    1. Ennius
    2. Terence
  3. The Golden Age (83 B.C. – 17 A.D.)
    1. Cicero: A great orator, prose writer and produces the art of rhetoric.
    2. Catullus: Roman poet
    3. Virgil: Poet Horace: Odes/Satires
    4. Ovid
    5. Caesar
    6. Augustus
  4. The Silver Age (14 – 117 A.D)
    1. Seneca
    2. Longinus
    3. Plutarch
    4. Juvenal
    5. Epictetus
  5. The Late Roman Empire (117 – 395 A.D.)
    1. Aurelius
    2. Apuleius
  6. Early practioner of Roman comedy: Plautus and Terence
  7. Early Greek comedy writer: Menander
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Assistant Professor (Amity University), Digital Humanist
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