Classics - Classical Rome

Classical Rome

Roman philosophy	Roman mythology and religion	Roman science	Roman history	Roman literature	Latin language
Seneca the Younger Cicero Lucretius Marcus Aurelius	Roman mythology Roman religion	Agriculture Cato the Elder Columella Varro Astrology/Astronomy Manilius Architecture/Engineering Frontinus Vitruvius	Periods The founding of Rome Roman Kingdom Roman Republic Roman Empire The fall of Rome Topics The Samnite Wars The Pyrrhic War The Punic Wars The First Punic War The Second Punic War The Third Punic War The Social War The Gallic Wars The Civil war between Antony and Octavian The Germanic Wars	Poets Didactic poetry Lucretius Ovid Virgil Drama Plautus Seneca the Younger Terence Elegiac poetry Catullus Ovid Propertius Tibullus Epic poetry Ennius Lucan Ovid Silius Italicus Statius Gaius Valerius Flaccus Virgil Epigram Martial Lyric poetry Catullus Horace Satire Horace Juvenal Persius Prose writers Epistolary writers Cicero Pliny the younger Seneca Encyclopedia Pliny the Elder Apuleius Petronius History Caesar Livy Sallust Suetonius Tacitus Oratory Rhetoric Quintilian Satire Petronius Seneca the Younger	Latin Classical Latin Vulgar Latin

Roman philosophy

Roman mythology and religion

Roman science

Roman history

Roman literature

Latin language

Seneca the Younger
Cicero
Lucretius
Marcus Aurelius

Roman mythology
Roman religion

Agriculture
- Cato the Elder
- Columella
- Varro

Astrology/Astronomy

- Manilius
Architecture/Engineering
- Frontinus
- Vitruvius

Periods
The founding of Rome
Roman Kingdom
Roman Republic
Roman Empire
The fall of Rome
Topics
- The Samnite Wars
- The Pyrrhic War
- The Punic Wars
  - The First Punic War
  - The Second Punic War
  - The Third Punic War
- The Social War
- The Gallic Wars
- The Civil war between Antony and Octavian
- The Germanic Wars

Poets
- Didactic poetry
  - Lucretius
  - Ovid
  - Virgil
- Drama
  - Plautus
  - Seneca the Younger
  - Terence
- Elegiac poetry
  - Catullus
  - Ovid
  - Propertius
  - Tibullus
- Epic poetry
  - Ennius
  - Lucan
  - Ovid
  - Silius Italicus
  - Statius
  - Gaius Valerius Flaccus
  - Virgil
- Epigram
  - Martial
- Lyric poetry
  - Catullus
  - Horace
- Satire
  - Horace
  - Juvenal
  - Persius
Prose writers
- Epistolary writers
  - Cicero
  - Pliny the younger
  - Seneca
- Encyclopedia
  - Pliny the Elder
  - Apuleius
  - Petronius
- History
  - Caesar
  - Livy
  - Sallust
  - Suetonius
  - Tacitus
- Oratory
- Rhetoric
  - Quintilian
- Satire
  - Petronius
  - Seneca the Younger

Latin
Classical Latin
Vulgar Latin

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