A History of Roman Literature
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Chapter 21 CONCLUSION
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terature no longer Roman-Practical character of Roman literature-The first
the power of Rome was broken, and the c
1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION—EARLY ROMAN LITERATURE—TRAGEDY2 Chapter 2 COMEDY3 Chapter 3 EARLY PROSE-THE SCIPIONIC CIRCLE—LUCILIUS4 Chapter 4 LUCRETIUS5 Chapter 5 CATULLUS—MINOR POETS6 Chapter 6 CICERO7 Chapter 7 C SAR—SALLUST—OTHER PROSE WRITERS8 Chapter 8 THE PATRONS OF LITERATURE—VIRGIL9 Chapter 9 HORACE10 Chapter 10 TIBULLUS—PROPERTIUS—THE LESSER POETS11 Chapter 11 OVID12 Chapter 12 LIVY—OTHER AUGUSTAN PROSE WRITERS13 Chapter 13 TIBERIUS TO VESPASIAN14 Chapter 14 THE FLAVIAN EMPERORS—THE SILVER AGE15 Chapter 15 NERVA AND TRAJAN16 Chapter 16 THE EMPERORS AFTER TRAJAN—SUETONIUS—OTHER WRITERS17 Chapter 17 LITERARY INNOVATIONS18 Chapter 18 EARLY CHRISTIAN WRITERS19 Chapter 19 PAGAN LITERATURE OF THE THIRD CENTURY20 Chapter 20 THE FOURTH AND FIFTH CENTURIES21 Chapter 21 CONCLUSION