A History of Roman Literature

A History of RomanLiterature Charles Thomas Cruttwell Table of Contents A History of Roman Literature.................................................. Charles Thomas Cruttwell..................................................... PREFACE.................................................. INTRODUCTION....................................... BOOK I.................................................................. CHAPTER I. ON THE EARLIEST REMAINS OF THE LATIN LANGUAGE................................13 APPENDIX................................................ CHAPTER II. ON THE BEGINNINGS OF ROMAN LITERATURE............................................ CHAPTER III. THE INTRODUCTION OF GREEK LITERATURE—LIVIUS AND NAEVIUS (240−204 B.C.)........................................................... CHAPTER IV. ROMAN COMEDY— PLAUTUS TO TURPILIUS (254−103 B.C.).........................30 CHAPTER V. ROMAN TRAGEDY (ENNIUS—ACCIUS, 239−94 B.C.).........................................38 CHAPTER VI. EPIC POETRY. ENNIUS —FURIUS (200−100 B.C.)................................................45 CHAPTER VII. THE EARLY HISTORY OF SATIRE (ENNIUS TO LUCILIUS). 200−103 B.C....49 CHAPTER VIII. THE MINOR DEPARTMENTS OF POETRY—THE ATELLANAE (POMPONIUS AND NOVIUS, CIRC. 90 B.C.) AND THE EPIGRAM (ENNIUS—CATULUS, 100 B.C.)........................................................... CHAPTER IX. PROSE LITERATURE— HISTORY. FABIUS PICTOR—MACER (210−80 B.C.)........................................................... APPENDIX................................................ CHAPTER X. THE HISTORY OF ORATORY BEFORE CICERO...................................................6 CHAPTER XI. OTHER KINDS OF PROSE LITERATURE, GRAMMAR, RHETORIC, AND PHILOSOPHY (147−63 B.C.)........................................................... BOOK II. THE GOLDEN AGE. FROM THE CONSULSHIP OF CICERO TO THE DEATH OF AUGUSTUS (63 B.C. −14 ... - tailieumienphi.vn