The History of Roman Literature - From the earliest period to the death of Marcus Aurelius by Charles Thomas Cruttwell
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APPENDIX.--On the Similes of Virgil, Lucan, and Statius.
CHAPTER VII. _The Reigns of Nerva and Trajan_ (96-117 A.D.). Pliny the younger--His oratory--His correspondence--Letter to Trajan --Velius Longus--Hyginus--Balbus--Flaccus--Juvenal--His life--A finished declaimer--His character--His political views--Style--Tacitus--Dialogue on eloquence--_Agricola_--_Germania_--_Histories_--Annals_ --Intended work on Augustus's reign--Style. CHAPTER VIII. _The Reigns of Hadrian and the Antonines_ (117-180 A.D.). Era of African Latinity--Differs from the Silver Age--Hadrian's poetry --Suetonius--His life--List of writings--Lives of the Caesars--His account of Nero's death--Florus--Salvius Julianus and Sextus Pomponius--Fronto-- His relations with Aurelius--List of his works--Gellius--Gaius--Poems of the period--_Pervigilium Veneris_--Apuleius--_De Magia_--_Metamorphoses_ or Golden Ass--Cupid and Psyche--His philosophical works. CHAPTER IX. _State of Philosophical and Religious Thought during the Period of the Antonines--Conclusion_. |
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