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    • This indebtedness to Greece was even recognized by the writers themselves. Horace, one of the poets of the Golden Age of Roman literature wrote that Greece introduced the arts "into a backward Lati… See more

    Comic Playwrights

    According to Rodgers, there was little in the way of Roman literature before the Punic Wars against Carthage (264 – 146 BCE). It was during this time that Rome became involved in … See more

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    Golden Age of Roman Poetry

    As foretold by Ennius, Latin literature would soon truly come into its own. The Golden Age of Roman poetry (c. 70 BCE – 14 CE) produced such memorable writers as Virgil, Horace, Ca… See more

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    Silver Age of Roman Poetry

    Two famous Roman poets linked to what has been called the Silver Age of Roman poetry are Marcus Annaeus Lucanus, better known as Lucan (39 – 65 CE), and Publius Pa… See more

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    Roman Prose

    While there was an abundance of poets in Rome, there were also many outstanding writers of prose. The city was alive with orators who took to the stage in the Roman Forum to v… See more

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    What are some examples of ancient Roman literature?
    Early surviving works include epic poems about Rome’s early military history, as well as poetry, comedies, histories and tragedies from the Republic period. Ancient Roman literature, written in Latin, heavily borrowed from other cultures, particularly from the more developed literary tradition of Greece.
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