Yale Classics - Roman Classical Literature embodies a monumental journey back to the zenith of Roman thought, encapsulating an era that shaped the edifice of Western civilization. This anthology spans a rich mosaic of genres—from the stirring orations of Cicero, through the epic poetry of Virgil, to the introspective confessions of Saint Augustine. The collection astutely curates works that demonstrate the Romans' intricate understanding of human nature, politics, and the cosmos, ensuring readers encounter the full spectrum of Roman literary artistry. Standout pieces vividly etch the contours of the Roman psyche, providing a panoramic view of an empire at the intersection of the mundane and the sublime. The assembled authors, ranging from the philosophical musings of Seneca to the historical accounts of Tacitus and Suetonius, collectively embody the diversity and depth of Roman literature. Their backgrounds, spanning various echelons of Roman society, reflect a period replete with groundbreaking shifts in artistic expression, philosophical thought, and political discourse. This anthology not only aligns with but also elucidates the cultural and literary movements that defined Roman antiquity. By presenting works that engage with Stoicism, Epicureanism, and the nascent Christian philosophical tradition, it reveals how these literary giants grappled with universal questions through the prism of their time. For anyone seeking to immerse themselves in the foundational texts of Western literature, Yale Classics - Roman Classical Literature offers an unparalleled opportunity. Readers are invited to traverse the intellectual landscapes of Rome, experiencing firsthand the dialogues that animated its streets and the poetry that immortalized its values. This collection is an indispensable resource for both the seasoned scholar and the curious novice, promising not just a deeper understanding of Roman life and thought, but also a profound exploration of themes that continue to resonate today.
Yale Classics - Roman Classical Literature
Lucius Annaeus Seneca Julius Caesar Boethius Horace Plutarch Apuleius Virgil Persius Terence Ammianus Marcellinus Sallust Juvenal Lucan Suetonius Tibullus Tacitus Petronius Cornelius Nepos Lucretius Martial Catullus Cicero Claudian Pliny the Younger Saint Augustine of Hippo Plautus Ennius The Metamorphoses Augustus Quintilian
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