VII. PROSE OF THE CICERONIAN AGE.
Julius Caesar--The Continuators of the Commentaries--
Sallust--Nepos--Varro--Publilius Syrus

II. THE AUGUSTAN AGE.

I. VIRGIL.
II. HORACE.
III. PROPERTIUS AND THE ELEGISTS.
Augustan Tragedy--Gallus--Propertius--Tibullus
IV. OVID.
Sulpicia--Ovid
V. LIVY.
VI. THE LESSER AUGUSTANS.
Manilius--Phaedrus--Velleius--Paterculus--Celsus--
Vitruvius--The Elder Seneca

III. THE EMPIRE.

I. THE ROME OF NERO.
The Younger Seneca--Lucan--Persius--Quintus Curtius
--Columella--Calpurnius--Petronius
II. THE SILVER AGE.
Statius--Valerius Flaccus--Silius Italicus--Martial--The
Elder Pliny--Quintilian
III. TACITUS.
IV. JUVENAL, THE YOUNGER PLINY, SUETONIUS: DECAY OF CLASSICAL LATIN.
V. THE ELOCUTIO NOVELLA.
Fronto--Apuleius--The Pervigilium Veneris
VI. EARLY LATIN CHRISTIANITY.