The Oxford Anthology of Literature in the Roman World gathers together critical examples of Roman literature from the earliest poets and playwrights to the last writers of Roman antiquity. Vibrant, witty, and informative, this volume provides a welcome introduction to the literature of our ancient past.
Distinguished scholars Know and McKeown present this excellent anthology as a 'general introduction to the literature of the Roman world as its zenith'. The book succeeds admirably.
