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Contents
Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION-EARLY ROMAN LITERATURE-TRAGEDY
Chapter 2 COMEDY
Chapter 3 EARLY PROSE-THE SCIPIONIC CIRCLE-LUCILIUS
Chapter 4 LUCRETIUS
Chapter 5 CATULLUS-MINOR POETS
Chapter 6 CICERO
Chapter 7 C SAR-SALLUST-OTHER PROSE WRITERS
Chapter 8 THE PATRONS OF LITERATURE-VIRGIL
Chapter 9 HORACE
Chapter 10 TIBULLUS-PROPERTIUS-THE LESSER POETS
Chapter 11 OVID
Chapter 12 LIVY-OTHER AUGUSTAN PROSE WRITERS
Chapter 13 TIBERIUS TO VESPASIAN
Chapter 14 THE FLAVIAN EMPERORS-THE SILVER AGE
Chapter 15 NERVA AND TRAJAN
Chapter 16 THE EMPERORS AFTER TRAJAN-SUETONIUS-OTHER WRITERS
Chapter 17 LITERARY INNOVATIONS
Chapter 18 EARLY CHRISTIAN WRITERS
Chapter 19 PAGAN LITERATURE OF THE THIRD CENTURY
Chapter 20 THE FOURTH AND FIFTH CENTURIES
Chapter 21 CONCLUSION
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