Essays in Antiquity

achieved Aeschylus aesthetic Agamemnon Alexandrian ancient world attitude Augustan Augustus Caesar century civilization classical contemporary corrupt critics divine elegiac emotional English epic Epicureanism Epicurus ethical exile fact G. S. Fraser gods Greek Herodotus Hesiod hexameter historian Homer honour Horace human iambic ideal Iliad Imperial intellectual Juvenal Kazantzakis language Latin less linguistic literary literature lived Louis MacNeice Lucilius MacNeice method mind modern moral myth natural never notion Odysseus original Ovid Ovid's passion pattern perhaps Persius Petronius philosophy Plato Pliny poems poet poetic poetry political Professor prose psychological Quintilian radical reader religious remains Renaissance Republic Republican rhetoric Roman Rome satire satirists scholars sense social society spiritual Stoic Stoicism symbolic T. S. Eliot textual critics theme theory things thought Thucydides tion tradition tragedy Trajan translation true truth turn Varro verse virtue Whitman whole words writing wrote Younger Pliny Zeno