Studies in the Poetry of Italy, Part I. Roman

by Frank Justus Miller

Each of these phases of poetry is treated separately in this volume, according to its chronological development. We shall, therefore, traverse the field three times by three parallel paths: from Andronicus to Seneca, from Ennius to Juvenal, and from Nævius to Vergil.

F. J. Miller

Chicago.

CONTENTS

BOOK I. ROMAN

• PAGE

PART I. THE DRAMA

• THE BEGINNINGS OF ROMAN LITERATURE
  AND OLD ROMAN TRAGEDY [ 1 ]
• LATER ROMAN TRAGEDY AND SENECA [ 8 ]
• ROMAN COMEDY [ 38 ]

PART II. SATIRE

• INTRODUCTION AND EARLY SATIRE [ 70 ]
• QUINTUS HORATIUS FLACCUS [ 80 ]
• AULUS PERSIUS FLACCUS [ 99 ]
• DECIMUS JUNIUS JUVENALIS [ 105 ]