Satire and Society in Ancient Rome by Susan H. Braund
These essays explain how satire can, and cannot, be used as a source for Roman social history: the possibilities and the limitations.
Satire and Society in Ancient Rome
Satire and Society in Ancient Rome
Summary
These essays explain how satire can, and cannot, be used as a source for Roman social history: the possibilities and the limitations.
Satire and Society in Ancient Rome Summary
About Susan H. Braund
Susan Braund is Professor of Classics at Stanford University.
Table of Contents
- Introduction - SUSAN H. BRAUND
- Friendship in the Satirists - ROLAND MAYER
- City and Country in Roman Satire - SUSAN H. BRAUND
- Satirists and the Law - J. DUNCAN CLOUD
- Food in Roman Satire - NICOLA A. HUDSON
- ... when Satire writes 'Woman' - JOHN G. W. HENDERSON
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Notes on Contributors
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Satire and Society in Ancient Rome by Susan H. Braund
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Liverpool University Press
19890101
156
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