Greek Epigram in the Roman Empire: Martial's Forgotten Rivals

Gideon Nisbet

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Preface: skoptic epigram 1. Reading skoptic epigram 2. Situating skoptic epigram 3. Louklillios 4. Nikarkhos 5. Broken masks: skoptic epigram's identity crisis 6. Political epigram: Louklillios and Nero 7. Ammianos 8. Loukianos 9. Skoptic Oddments 10. Conclusion

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