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List of plates; Preface; Abbreviations; Part I: Readers and Critics: 1.Books and readers in the Roman world E. J. Kenney; 2. Literary criticismMichael Winterbottom; Part II. Early Republic: 3. The genesis of poetry inRome Gordon Williams; 4. Ennius' Annales A. S. Gratwick; 5. Drama A. S.Gratwick; 6. Prose literature A. S. Gratwick; 7. The satires of Ennius andLucilius A. S. Gratwick; Part III. Late Republic: 8. Predecessors E. J.Kenney; 9. The new direction in poetry W. V. Clausen; 10. Lucretius AlexanderDalzell; 11. Cicero and the relationship of oratory to literature L. P.Wilkinson; 12. Sallust F. R. D. Goodyear; 13. Caesar R. M. Ogilvie; 14. Proseand mine Nicholas Horsfall; Part IV. The Age of Augustus: 15. UncertaintiesE. J. Kenney; 16. Theocritus and Virgil W. V. Clausen; 17. The Georgics L. P.Wilkinson; 18. The Aeneid R. Deryck Williams; 19. Horace Niall Rudd; 20. Loveelegy Georg Luck; 21. Ovid E. J. Kenney; 22. Livy R. M. Ogilvie; 23. Minorfigures J. C. Bramble; Part V. Early Principate: 24. Challenge and responseD. W. T. C. Vessey; 25. Persius Niall Rudd; 26. The younger seneca C. J.Herington; 27. Lucan J. C. Bramble; 28. Flavian epic D. W. T. C. Vessey; 29.Martial and Juvenal J. C. Bramble; 30. Minor poetry F. R. D. Goodyear; 31.Prose satire F. R. D. Goodyear; 32. History and biography F. R. D. Goodyear;33. Technical writing F. R. D. Goodyear; 34. Rhetoric and scholarship F. R.D. Goodyear; Part VI. Later Principate: 35. Introductory Robert Browning; 36.Poetry Robert Browning; 37. Biography Robert Browning; 38. History RobertBrowning; 39. Oratory and epistolography Robert Browning; 40. Learning andthe past Robert Browning; 41. Minor figures Robert Browning; 42. Apuleius P.G. Walsh; Part VII. Epilogue P. G. Walsh: Appendix of authors and worksMartin Drury; Metrical appendix Martin Drury; Index.