The History of Roman Literature - From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius by Charles Thomas Cruttwell
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OXFORD, _November_, 1877. CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION. Roman and Greek Literature have their periods of study--Influence of each --Exactness of Latin language--Greek origin of Latin literature--Its three great periods: (1) The Ante-Classical Period; (2) The Golden Age; (3) The Decline. BOOK I FROM LIVIUS ANDRONICUS TO SULLA (240-80 B.C.). CHAPTER I. _On the Earliest Remains of the Latin Language._ Early inhabitants of Italy--Italic dialects--Latin--Latin alphabet--Later innovations--Pronunciation--Spelling--Early Monuments--Song of Fratres Arvales--Salian Hymn--Law of Romulus--Laws of Twelve Tables--Treaty |
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