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The sixteen satires / Juvenal ; translated with an introduction and notes by Peter Green

These satires examine everyday Roman life and social shifts, critiquing the perceived moral decay of the period. This revised third edition features an updated translation alongside expanded notes and a bibliography reflecting recent scholarship.

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vernon_accession 11110
vernon_id 14889
vernon_slug the-sixteen-satires-juvenal-translated-with-an-introduction-and-notes-by-peter-green
vernon_authors Juvenal, Peter Green
vernon_tags Literature, Philology, Satire, Rome -- History, Latin literature, Rome -- Social life and customs
vernon_production_date 1974
vernon_brief_description The splendour, squalor, and complexity of the Roman scene were never more vividly presented than by the satirist Juvenal. Juvenal is credited with sixteen known satires, all of which are presented here.
vernon_object_type Books/Document genres/Information forms/Visual and Verbal Communication
vernon_locations Transit
vernon_ob_status Accessioned
vernon_isbn_issn 0140441948
vernon_subject_people Hadrian, Emperor of Rome (Roman, b.76 CE, d.138 CE), Trajan, Emperor of Rome (b.53 CE, d.117 CE)
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vernon_cover_image_id 30128
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