- 1Dedication
- 2Preface to the Second Edition
- 3Prefatory Note to the Third Edition
- 4Chapter II — Vestiges of Indigenous Poetry in Rome and Ancient Italy
- 5First Period. From Livius Andronicus to Lucilius
- 6Chapter IV — Q. Ennius, 239-170 b.c., Life, Times, and Personal Tra…
- 7Chapter V — Early Roman Tragedy. M. Pacuvius, 219-129 B.c — L. Acci…
- 8Chapter VI — Roman Comedy. T. Maccius Plautus, About 254 to 184 B.c
- 9Second Period — The Close of the Republic
- 10Chapter I — General Character of Roman Poetry
- 11Chapter II — Vestiges of Early Indigenous Poetry in Rome and Ancien…
- 12Chapter III — The Beginning of Roman Literature — Livius Andronicus…
- 13Chapter IV — Ennius
- 14Chapter V — Early Roman Tragedy — M. Pacuvius, b.c. 219-129; L. Acc…
- 15Chapter VI — Roman Comedy. Plautus. About 254 to 184 b.c
- 16Chapter VII — Terence and the Comic Poets Subsequent to Plautus
- 17Chapter VIII — Early Roman Satire — C. Lucilius, Died 102 b.c
- 18Chapter IX — Review of the First Period
- 19Second Period — The Close of the Republic
- 20Chapter XI — Lucretius — Personal Characteristics
- 21Chapter XII — The Philosophy of Lucretius
- 22Chapter XIII — The Religious Attitude and Moral Teaching of Lucretius
- 23Chapter XIV — The Literary Art and Genius of Lucretius
- 24Chapter XV — Catullus
The Roman Poets of the Republic
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