The History of Roman Literature - From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius by Charles Thomas Cruttwell
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" II. On the shortening of final o in Latin poetry,
" III. On parallelism in Virgil's poetry, " IV. On the Legends connected with Virgil. CHAPTER III. _Horace_ (65-8 B.C.). Horace--His life--The dates of his works--Two aspects: a lyric poet and a man of the world--His _Odes_ and _Epodes_--His patriotic odes--Excellences of the odes--The _Satires_ and _Epistles_--Horace as a moralist--The _Ars Poetica_--Horace's literary criticism--Lesser poets. CHAPTER IV. _The Elegiac Poets--Gratius--Manilius._ Roman elegy--Cornelius Callus--Domitius Marsus--Tibullus--Propertius-- Ovid--His life--_The Art of Love_--His exile--Doubtful and spurious poems --Lesser erotic and epic poets--Gratius--Manilius. CHAPTER V. _Prose Writers of the Augustan Age._ Oratory Neglected--Declamation takes its place--Porcius Latro--Annaeus Seneca--History--Livy--Opportune appearance of his work--Criticism of his |
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