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An angry man stands at the crossroads and rails against the moral cesspit around him, teeming with sexual deviants and jumped-up immigrants. This is the image which the Roman poet Juvenal paints of ...
Little is known of Juvenal’s life beyond his satire. His name only appears once, in a poem written to him by his friend, Martial. It is believed that Juvenal was born to a prosperous family in central ...
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Juvenal, a Roman poet, was author of the collection of satirical poems known as the Satires, 16 poems written in dactylic hexameter, following Lucilius in a poetic tradition that included Horace and ...
Little is known of Juvenal’s life beyond his satire. His name only appears once, in a poem written to him by his friend, Martial. It is believed that Juvenal was born to a prosperous family in central ...
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