The prose rhythm of Sallust and Livy

Abstract

Some ten years ago Alan Cameron delivered himself of the magisterial pronouncement that 'Claudian has for the most part fallen into the hands of doctoral candidates-a suitably obscure and easy author, it was evidently thought, for tiros to cut their teeth on. In fact nothing could be further from the truth'. In the light of what I have said, it must seem regrettable that S. saw fit to quote these words at the start of his book.

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