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Latin literature, Classical Literature
Related Category: Classical Literature
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Latin literature, the literature of ancient Rome and of that written in Latin in later eras.
Very little remains of the ritualistic songs and the native poetry of the Romans and Latins before the rise of a literature. The history of the Roman Empire is fundamental to the fabric of this literature: in the first three centuries of its development, the influence of captive Greece was all-pervasive.
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George Buchanan
Julius Caesar
Martianus Capella
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Catullus
Cicero, Roman orator
Claudian
Quintus Ennius
Erasmus
Frontinus
Fronto
Aulus Gellius
Horace
Juvenal
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Livy
Lucan
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Marcus Aurelius
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Sir Thomas More
Gnaeus Naevius
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Ovid
patristic literature
Persius
Petrarch
Petronius
Pius II
Plautus
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Angelo Poliziano
Giovanni Pontano
Priscian
Sextus Propertius
Prudentius
Quintilian
Renaissance
Roman law
Rome, city, Italy
Sallust
Seneca, the elder, c.60 B.C.c.A.D. 37, Roman rhetorician and writer
Baruch Spinoza
Publius Papinius Statius
Suetonius
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Terence
Tibullus
Marcus Terentius Varro
Vergil
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