The Victorians and Ancient Rome

Norman Vance

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Preface. Note on Translations and Texts. Part I: Living Rome: Romantics and Revolution: 1. The Persistence of Rome. 2. Rome and European Revolutions. 3. Rome and the Writing of History. Part II: Roman Poets in the Nineteenth Century: 4. Lucretius. 5. Catullus. 6. Virgil. 7. Ovid. 8. Horace. Part III: Late Victorians and Later Rome: 9. Fictions of Rome, or, Love, Death and Glory. 10. Rome and Imperial Debate. 11. Decadence, Degeneration and Decline. Afterword. Notes and References. Index.

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