The Roman Poets of the Republic, 3rd edition

· 1890

PAGE Recent change in the estimate of Roman Poetry 1 Want of originality 2 As compared with Greek Poetry 2 " " with Roman Oratory and History 3 The most complete literary monument of Rome 5 Partly imitative, partly original 6 Imitative in forms 7 " in metres 8 Imitative element in diction 9 " " in matter 11 Original character, partly Roman, partly Italian 13 National spirit 14 Imaginative sentiment 15 Moral feeling 16 Italian element in Roman Poetry 17 Love of Nature 17 Passion of Love 19 Personal element in Roman Poetry 20 Four Periods of Roman Poetry 23 Character of each 24 Conclusion 26 Niebuhr's theory of a Ballad-Poetry 28 The Saturnian metre 29 Ritual Hymns 31 Prophetic verses 33 Fesc…

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