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The Sixteen Satires

The Sixteen Satires is a series of poems that criticize and mock the vices and corruptions of Roman society during the reign of Emperor Domitian. The work is known for its wit and sharp social commentary. more

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Juvenal
Juvenal

Juvenal, a renowned Roman poet, died around 100 AD. His poetry is known for its satire and criticism, with major works including 'Satires' and 'Satires Continuati'. Juvenal's poetry reflects the corruption and moral decay of Roman society at the time, and has had a profound impact on literature. more

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