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A History of Roman Literature

by Charles Thomas Cruttwell

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Chapter IV The Elegiac Poets — Gratius — Manilius

Roman elegy—Cornelius Callus—Domitius Marsus—Tibullus—Propertius— Ovid—His life—The Art of Love—His exile—Doubtful and spurious poems —Lesser erotic and epic poets—Gratius—Manilius.

Chapter V Prose Writers of the Augustan Age

Oratory Neglected—Declamation takes its place—Porcius Latro—Annaeus Seneca—History—Livy—Opportune appearance of his work—Criticism of his method—Pompeius Trogus—Vitruvius—Grammarians—Fenestella—Verrius Flaccus—Hyginus—Law and philosophy.

APPENDIX.—Note I. A Suasoria translated from Seneca,
          " II. Some Observations on the Theory of Rhetoric, from
          Quintilian, Book III.

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