Latin Literature
Mackail J.W.
Project Gutenberg. 2005. 124 pages.A history of Latin Literature from the Republic to the Augustan Age and the Empire.Contents.The Republic.
Origins of Latin Literature: Early Epic and Tragedy.
Comedy: Plautus and Terence.
Early Prose: The Satura, or Mixed Mode.
Lucretius.
Lyric Poetry: Catullus
Cicero.
Prose of the Ciceronian Age
The Augustan Age.
Virgil.
Horace.
Propertius and the Elegists.
Ovid.
Livy.
The Lesser Augustans.
The Empire.
The Rome of Nero.
The Silver Age.
Tacitus.
Juvenal, the Younger Pliny, Suetonius: Decay of Classical Latin.
The Elocutio Novella.
Early Latin Christianity.
The Fourth Century.
The Beginnings of the Middle Ages.
Origins of Latin Literature: Early Epic and Tragedy.
Comedy: Plautus and Terence.
Early Prose: The Satura, or Mixed Mode.
Lucretius.
Lyric Poetry: Catullus
Cicero.
Prose of the Ciceronian Age
The Augustan Age.
Virgil.
Horace.
Propertius and the Elegists.
Ovid.
Livy.
The Lesser Augustans.
The Empire.
The Rome of Nero.
The Silver Age.
Tacitus.
Juvenal, the Younger Pliny, Suetonius: Decay of Classical Latin.
The Elocutio Novella.
Early Latin Christianity.
The Fourth Century.
The Beginnings of the Middle Ages.
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