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A) The Roman Senate B) His family members C) The Emperor himself D) Wealthy friends and patrons
A) Juvenal and Pliny B) Cicero and Seneca C) Virgil and Horace D) Ovid and Catullus
A) Denarius B) Sportula C) Patrocinium D) Clientela
A) Outside of Rome B) At Baiae C) In Tibur D) Near Nomentum
A) Pliny the Younger B) Juvenal C) Maecenas D) Augustus
A) Wit and satire B) Education and status C) Fides and simplicitas D) Wealth and power
A) He burned his works about them B) He censured them C) He praised their memory D) He ignored them
A) Fire B) Earthquakes C) Plague D) Flooding
A) To protest against the government B) To start a new building project C) To hide evidence of crime D) To collect insurance money
A) Stone B) Wood C) Brick D) Marble
A) Flogging his cook B) Being a hypocrite C) Ignoring his poetry D) Stealing from his patron
A) The poet of the people B) The father of satire C) The original insult comic D) The greatest Roman historian
A) They are the primary source for formal Latin grammar B) They contain no colloquialisms C) They are written in a dead dialect D) They are important sources of Latin obscene words
A) A poem or small volume of poems B) A letter of apology C) A monetary payment D) A decorative gift
A) He practiced it often B) He ignored it completely C) He disliked it D) He encouraged it
A) Gaul B) Bilbilis, Hispania C) Athens, Greece D) Rome, Italy
A) 1,561 B) 1,235 C) 86 D) 2,000
A) AD 64 B) AD 103 C) AD 38 D) AD 86
A) Augustus B) Trajan C) Domitian D) Nerva
A) Senator rank B) Imperial advisor C) Military commander D) Equestrian rank
A) Liber spectaculorum B) Apophoreta C) Xenia D) The Thebaid
A) Marcella B) Flaccilla C) Livia D) Julia
A) Lucan B) Catullus C) Juvenal D) Statius
A) Elegiac couplets B) Iambic trimeter C) Blank verse D) Dactylic hexameter
A) Curly golden locks B) Long and flowing C) Thin and receding D) Stiff Hispanian hair
A) Fronto B) Seneca C) Quintilian D) Crispinus
A) Julia B) Marcella C) Flaccilla D) Livia
A) Virgil B) Ovid C) Catullus D) Horace
A) The Renaissance B) The Carolingian revival C) The 21st century D) The Romantic movement
A) The Renaissance B) The 21st century scholarly movement C) The Romantic movement D) The Carolingian revival
A) Wakefield Foster B) Franklin P Adams C) Juvenal D) Joseph S Salemi
A) Glen Bowersock B) Wakefield Foster C) Hugh Chisholm D) Elizabeth Duke
A) Classical Writer & Politician B) Court Poet & Pornographer C) Renaissance Critic & Scholar D) Romantic Poet & Historian
A) Epigrammaton libri B) The Tertullian Project C) The Siglo de Oro D) Perseus Digital Library |