Beyond Anger: A Study of Juvenal's Third Book of Satires

Leona Ascher · S. H. Braund

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Preface 1. Juvenal and anger 2. Satire 7: irony, a double-edged sword 3. Satire 8: moralist or nihilist? Appendix to chapter 3: the theme of true nobility 4. Satire 9: ironist and victim 5. Book III: beyond anger, irony Notes Bibliography Index.

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