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Introduction, Oliver Taplin
Latin Literature
1. Primitivism and Power: The beginnings of Latin literature, Matthew Leigh
2. Forging a national identity: Prose literature down to the time of Augustus, Christina S. Kraus
3. Escapes from orthodoxy: Poetry of the late Republic, Llewelyn Morgan
4. Creativity out of chaos: Poetry between the death of Caesar and the death of Virgil, Llewelyn Morgan
5. Coming to terms with the Empire: Poetry of the later Augustan and Tiberian period, Philip Hardie
6. The path between truculence and servility: Prose literature from Augustus to Hadrian, Christina S. Kraus
7. Oblique politics: Epic of the imperial period, Matthew Leigh
8. Imperial space and time: The literature of leisure, Catherine Connors
9. Culture wars: Latin literature from the second century to the end of the classical era, Michael Dewar
Further Reading Chronology Acknowledgements Index
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David Gardner
reviewed Literature in the Roman World on January 07, 2009
Literature in the Roman World
I would have never gained any understanding of Chapters 4 and 5 of Omeros with out it. Epic is a great resource.
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