Lit Tests Stuff Flashcards

1
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The Culex is a poem about what?

A

A gnat

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2
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The father of Elegiac poetry is said to be who?

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Cornelius Gallus

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3
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The female counterpart of Catiline in Sallust’s Bellum Catilinae is who?

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Sempronia

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4
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Who was the anonymous work Ad Herrenium once attributed to?

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Cicero

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5
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What years to the Historiae of Sallust cover?

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78-64 BC

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6
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Cicero’s Orator was intended for the edification of who?

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Brutus

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7
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Pliny the Elder has what relation to Pliny the Younger?

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Maternal Uncle

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8
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Whom does Martial cleverly flatter in his epigrams?

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Domitian

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9
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Who calls Petronius the Arbiter Elegentiae of Nero?

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Tacitus

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10
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Suetonius worked as a secretary for what Emperor?

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Hadrian

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11
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Who wrote Ad Q. Fratrem?

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Cicero

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12
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The speech of the common man of Italy can be found in what author’s work?

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Petronius

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13
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Gaius Lucilius wrote how many books of satires?

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30

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14
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Who was educated to become a lawyer, wrote a Medea, and declared that his poetry would make him immortal?

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Ovid

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15
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In what meter did Horace write his Satires?

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Dactylic Hexameter

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16
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In book X of the Institutio Oratoria, what does Quintilian discuss the importance of?

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Reading

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17
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‘Closet Dramas’ is the term applied to what author’s tragedies?

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Seneca

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18
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When did Livy begin writing his history of Rome?

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29 BC

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19
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What is Ovid’s Fasti inspired by?

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Callimachus’ Aetia

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20
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Who is the author of the Ad Herrenium?

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Unknown

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21
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What is the first publication of Sallust?

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Bellum Catilinae

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22
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Whose work is described as ‘nihil est pura et inlustri brevitate dulcius’?

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Caesar’s

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23
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What emperor addressed a ‘little poem’ to his soul?

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Hadrian

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24
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Who was the friend with whom Catullus enjoyed writing poetry?

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Calvus

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25
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A place in Italy called Sirmio is fondly remembered in whose poems?

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Catullus

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26
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The epitaphs of the Scipios were written in what meter?

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Saturnian

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27
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What was Juvenal’s praenomen?

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Decimus

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28
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Book 1 of Caesar’s De Bello Gallico deals with the events of what year?

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58 BC

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29
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In 41 AD the emperor exiled Seneca to where?

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Corsica

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30
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When did Quintus Horatius Flaccus die?

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8 BC

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31
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Which balding emperor wrote De Cura Capillorum?

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Domitian

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32
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Who describes the Romans as ‘the lords of the earth, the toga-clad nation’?

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Vergil

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33
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Who advocates that a poet should keep his work 9 years before allowing it to be published?

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Horace

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34
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Who wrote Historia Naturalis?

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Pliny the Elder

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35
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Where were most of the plays of Plautus set?

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Athens

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36
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In what meter was the Carmen Saeculare written?

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Sapphic Strophe

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37
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Where is the story about the sword of Damocles found?

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Tusculan Disputations

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38
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What two authors wrote about the death of Augustus’s nephew Marcellus?

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Vergil and Propertius

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39
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Who was the most famous scandal-monger among Roman writers?

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Suetonius

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40
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What poet wrote “Oh, Earth, be not heavy on her; she was not heavy on you”?

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Martial

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41
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Both Juvenal and Lucilius begin their satires with an attack on what?

A

Current Literature

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42
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The Lesbia of Catullus’s poems is attacked by Cicero in which of his speeches?

A

Pro Caelio

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43
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Seneca’s the Elder’s works entitled Controversiae and Suasoriae are arguments which illustrate the what of the day?

A

Training in Rhetoric

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44
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Which writer was governor of Asia under Trajan?

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Tacitus

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45
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In what book of the De Rerum Natura does Lucretius attempt to help overcome his fear of death?

A

3

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46
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What tragedian wrote fabulae praetextae as well as the Annales and two works on farming?

A

Accius

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47
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Seneca wrote a tragedy based on an earlier Greek one by Aeschyulus in which, however, the Roman playwright has Thyestes recite the prologue and the character of Clytemnestra is diminished. Identify the play.

A

Agamemnon

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48
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Cicero’s basic philosophical position was what?

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Academic

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49
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The daughter of a famous orator was renowned in her own right for delivering a speech in the Forum against a special tax on the property of wealthy women. Who was she?

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Hortensia

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50
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Cicero’s earliest surviving speech was delivered on whose behalf?

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Quinctius

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51
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What are the dates of the Golden Age of Literature?

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63 B.C. - A. D. 14

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52
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What writer lived during the reigns of all the Julio-Claudian emperors?

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Seneca the Younger

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53
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The De Legibus is based on what philosophy’s concept of law?

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Stoic

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54
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The Pro Marcello of Cicero is a speech of thanks to whom?

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Caesar

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55
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Cicero’s De Natura Deorum is one of five philosophical works dedicated to what man?

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Brutus

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56
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Who accompanied Memmius to Bithynia in 57 BC?

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Catullus

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57
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What 3 writers described the Hercynian Forest?

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Tacitus, Caesar, and Pliny the Elder

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58
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Sassia and Oppianicus are major characters in a speech by Cicero with what title?

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Pro Cluentio

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59
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The two most famous quotations of Juvenal, ‘panem et circenses’ and ‘mens sana in corpore sano’, both come from which satire of his with what topic?

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Rome (III)

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60
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What author describes going on a boar hunt with a stylus and tabella instead of a spear?

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Pliny the Younger

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61
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Whose history solely addresses the period from the foundation legends of Rome to c. 171 BC?

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Ennius

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62
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What author was the first to write satire in Latin?

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Ennius

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63
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What is the subject of Eclogue 5 of Vergil?

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The Deification of the shepherd Daphnis

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64
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In his dialogue, Brutus, Cicero states that what man is the first Orator whose speeches are ‘worthy of attention’?

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Marcus Porcius Cato

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65
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How many of Cicero’s speeches against Catiline does he deliver to the Senate?

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2 (1 and 4)

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66
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What first century AD author wrote commentaries on Cicero’s speeches?

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Asconius Pedianus

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67
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What author was given an equestrian statue in the Forum Ulpium?

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Claudian

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68
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What freedman of Augustus wrote mythological Fabulae?

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Hyginus

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69
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Which Mennippean Satire of Varro was aimed at the first triumvirate?

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Trikaranos

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70
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Who was the author of the Dialogus De Oratoribus?

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Tacitus

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71
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With what type of writing should Salvius Julianus be associated?

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Law

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72
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What is the topic of Pomponius Mela’s Chorographica?

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Geography

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73
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The earliest recorded tragedy performance was at which games (Ludi) in 240 BC?

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Ludi Romani

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74
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The Gigantomachia and De Bello Getico are lesser known works of what late Latin poet who spent his childhood in Alexandria?

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Claudian

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75
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In the proem of the Annals, Ennius dreams he is the reincarnation of whom?

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Homer

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76
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Which tragic poet was known for his skills as a painter?

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Pacuvius

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77
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Whose poem displayed grief over the death of his wife Quintilia?

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Calvus

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78
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Which work of his did Horace call iambi?

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Epodes

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79
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Who celebrated the end of the First Punic War with the first Latin tragedy and comedy at the Ludi Romani of 240 BC?

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Livius Andronicus

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80
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Who, the son of a farmer and a woman named Magia Polla, was educated in Cremona and Mediolanum before coming to Rome?

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Vergil

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81
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What are 3 names for the lover of Cornelius Gallus?

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Cytheris, Volumnia, Lycoris

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82
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What heroine does not receive a reply from her lover in Ovid’s Heroides?

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Phyllis

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83
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To whom did Macrobius dedicate his commentary on the Somnium Scipionis, the sixth book of the De Re Publica?

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Eustachius

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84
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What author of satires repeatedly advances the image of the stomach as the symbol for the degradation of mankind?

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Persius

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85
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What author was born where Vergil died?

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Pacuvius

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86
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In which play of Plautus do the sisters Pamphila and Panegyris argue with their father Antipho over the anticipated return of their husbands from sea?

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Stichus

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87
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Which epistolarian discussed his founding of both a library and a school?

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Pliny

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88
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In whose corpus has the work of Lygdamus been included?

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Tibullus

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89
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In which Plautine comedy does the title character steal a seal-ring from the boastful soldier Therapontigonus?

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Curculio

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90
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Who wrote the Bellum Alexandrinum?

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Aulus Hirtius

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91
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What was the name of the bride in Martianus Capella’s allegory about the marriage of Mercury?

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Philologia

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92
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In which of Ovid’s works can we find a touching lament for the poet Tibullus?

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Amores

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93
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Who is the only Italian ally not sympathetically treated by Vergil in the Book VII catalogue?

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Mezentius

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94
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Whose comedy Incendium was staged in a realistic and costly production by Nero?

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Afranius

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95
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Valerius Maximus dedicated his Factorum et Dictorum Memorabilium Libri Novem to which emperor?

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Tiberius

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96
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What distinguished orator and author of over 180 learned books on the law wrote a letter of condolence to Cicero after the death of Tullia?

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Sulpicius

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97
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What author’s death is praised by Tacitus’ sixteenth book of the Annals, and before his death “broke his signet-ring so that it might not be used for imperiling others”?

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Petronius

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98
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Which writer is credited with writing the line “docendo discitur”?

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Seneca

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99
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Which Roman politician is mentioned as a source by Tacitus, Cassius Dio, and Josephus?

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Marcus Cluvius Rufus

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100
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In what book of Ovid’s Metamorphoses does the story of Orpheus and Eurydice lie?

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Book 10

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101
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In what book of the Thebaid does Hypsipyle tell the tale ofher saving her father from the women of Lemnos?

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Book 5

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102
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What was the topic of Julia Balbilla’s first and second epigrams?

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Memnon

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103
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What writer is attributed with the phrase “ab ovo usque ad mala”?

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Horace

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104
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What author is attributed with the phrase “Quintili Vare, legiones redde!”?

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Suetonius

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105
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What work did Boethius write while imprisoned?

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De Consolatione Philosophiae

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106
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What writer wrote 42 fables and dedicated them to Theodosius?

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Avianus

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107
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What author wrote Ora Maritime, heavily borrowing from the 6th century BC work Massiliote Periplus?

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Avienus

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108
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Corrippus’s most famous work Iohannis is also known by what other name?

A

De bellis Libycis

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109
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What work opens with the line “Quo usque tandem abutere, Catalina, patientia nostra”?

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In Catalinam 1

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110
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What author is attributed the phrase “dabit deus his quoque finem”?

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Vergil

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111
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Who brought Ennius to Rome after he served in the Roman army in Sicily in 204 BC

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Marcus Porcius Cato

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112
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Who is praised by Lucretius in the opening lines of Book 3 of his De Rerum Natura?

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Epicurus

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113
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Which emperor condemned Seneca the Younger to death because he was jealous of Seneca’s oratorical fame?

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Caligula

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114
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What writer of Histories continued to attack the name of Cicero post mortem and was a critic of Caesar, Sallust, and Livy?

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Asinius Pollio

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115
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What jurisconsult wrote the tripertita which contained the Laws of the 12 Tables and their explanation in legal matters?

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Sextus Aelius Paetus

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116
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What writer wrote De Die Natali for his patron Q. Caerellius as a birthday gift?

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Censorinus

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117
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What consular colleague of Marius in 102 BC was praised for his elegance and refined diction by Cicero in his De Oratore?

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Quintus Lutatius Catulus

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118
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Which of Vergil’s Eclogues focuses on the love pangs of the elegiac poet Gallus?

A

10

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119
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What is the last work published by Ovid in his exile?

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Epistulae ex Ponto

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120
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What work of Cicero is a Stoic guide to moral living?

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De Officiis

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The reign of which Julio-Claudian emperor is entirely missing from the extant books of the Annales of Tacitus?

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Caligula

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122
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How many speeches of Pliny the Younger are extant?

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1

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123
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Which empress wrote memoirs of her exploits, which have been lost?

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Agrippina the Younger

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124
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The Libri Didascalion, Libri Pragmaticon, and Annales were written by whom?

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Lucius Accius

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125
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Which letter from the Heroides of Ovid is from Penelope to Odysseus?

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1

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126
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In what work does Cicero denounce Catiline while running for the consulship of 63 BC?

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In Toga Candida

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127
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The Bellum Poenicum is about which war?

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The First Punic War

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128
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Of the tragedies Seneca the Younger wrote, which has no historical model?

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Thyestes

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129
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Under which famed teacher of Rhodes did both Cicero and Caesar study oratory?

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Apollonius Molon

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130
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According to the traditional dispositio, what was the last part of a speech?

A

Peroratorio

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131
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What is the subject matter of Catullus 63?

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The story of Attis and Cybele

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132
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In which poem by Horace appears the story of the country mouse and the city mouse?

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Sermones 2.6

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133
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Whose magnum opus was a 44 book work about the beginning of Philip V’s empire entitled Historiae Philippicae?

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Gnaius Pompeius Trogus

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134
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How many separate parts make up the Actio Secunda in Verrem by Cicero?

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5

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135
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Cicero’s Epistulae ad Familiares feature an exchange with what Ciceronian protege who is seeking wild animals for the games?

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M. Caelius Rufus

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136
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Which speech was Cicero’s first political speech, delivered in 80 BC?

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Pro Sexto Roscio Amerino

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137
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What events do Pollio’s histories treat?

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Caesar’s Civil War

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138
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What was Cicero’s first case?

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Pro Quinctio

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139
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Which of Cicero’s orations against Catiline were delivered before the people?

A

2 and 3

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140
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What author composed a poem to a tree which almost fell on him?

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Horace

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141
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What is the only extant latin poem written in Galliambic meter?

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Catullus 63

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142
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Roman literature begins with what?

A

A safety pin

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143
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Caesar staged a contest in 45 BC and awarded who the prize for his talent as a composer of proverbial sayings?

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Publilius Syrus

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144
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Lucius Varius Rufus wrote a highly praised tragedy called what?

A

Thyestes

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145
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Which poet criticized Julius Caesar in his verse?

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Catullus

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146
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A natural pause in a line of verse is called what?

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Caesura

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147
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The question of why the wicked sometimes prosper and the good suffer is discussed in which work of Cicero?

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De Natura Deorum

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148
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What emperor wrote a poem called Troica?

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Nero

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149
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Who wrote the philosophical works De Clementia and De Beneficiis?

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Seneca the younger

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150
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In which year did Cicero deliver his famous speeches against Catiline?

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63 BC

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151
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In terms of Oratory, Caesar belonged to what school?

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Attic

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152
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In the tenth book of whose epic poems can one read about Julius Caesar’s visit to Alexander the Great’s tomb in Alexandria?

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Probably Lucan but don’t put too much faith in this

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153
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Which philosopher’s works did the emperor Caligula describe as “sand without lime”?

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Seneca the Younger

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154
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Cicero first published his Academica in two books entitled what?

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Lucullus and Catulus

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155
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What play did Terence write first?

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Andria

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156
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Who are the interlocutors in Cicero’s De Amicitia

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Gaius Fannius, Laelius, and Quintus Mucius Scaevola

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157
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Which ancient author wrote a commentary on Cicero’s Pro Milone?

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Quintus Asconius Pedianus

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158
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Caesar’s Tusculan Disputations is dedicated to whom?

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Marcus Brutus

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159
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The Greek Poet Archias was the teacher of which famous Roman?

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Cicero

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160
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A treatise on the immortality of the soul, congenial to later Christians, is found in what part of Cicero’s corpus?

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Somnium Scipionis

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161
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The extant books of Livy contain the Early history of Rome along with what two wars?

A

The Macedonian and Syrian Wars

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162
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What author is said to have helped Vergil recover his farm?

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Cornelius Gallus

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163
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In which book of the Aeneid does Mezentius die?

A

Book X

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164
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Which of Cicero’s Catilinarians gave concrete evidence of the conspiracy?

A

3rd

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165
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Book II of Ovid’s Tristia was addressed to whom?

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Augustus

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166
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Which poet described the Pomptine Marshes, infamous for malaria and bandits?

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Horace

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167
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What were scholia?

A

Notes in the margins of texts

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168
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We find a protest against the inhumanity of the gladiatorial games in whose Epistulae?

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Seneca the Younger

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169
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To whom did Cicero dedicate his Orator, De Finibus, and the Tusculan Disputations?

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Marcus Junius Brutus

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170
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What title was given to the lost tragedy of Varius Rufus which earned him a million sesterces from Octavian and was considered by Quintilian to be the equal of any Greek play?

A

Thyestes

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171
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Which Roman author wrote Facta et Dicta Memorabilia, nine books of memorable deeds and sayings intended for the use of Orators?

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Valerius Maximus

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172
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In Atellana, what were “Maccus” and “Bucco”?

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Fools

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173
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What tragic poet was a native of Brundisium whose works only survive as about 500 fragments from works such as Paullus, Antiopa, and Teucer?

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Marcus Pacuvius

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174
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What lady made a successful speech against an attempt by the triumvirs to tax property of wealthy Roman women?

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Hortensia

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175
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What was the ordinary meter of Roman tragedy used in dialogue?

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Iambic senarii

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176
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In what work does Seneca the Younger use Caligula’s furies and cruelties as examples to be avoided?

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De Ira

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177
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Which work of Cicero, dealing with kinds of arguments, reflects a work by Aristotle of the same name?

A

Topica

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178
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Who wrote ‘is there such resentment in heavenly minds?’

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Vergil

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179
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What work is the source of the famous quotation “Death then is nothing, affects us not at all”?

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De Rerum Natura

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180
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To whom is the prayer in Horace’s Carmen Saeculare addressed?

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Apollo, Diana, and the Capitoline Deities

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181
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In what year was Vergil born?

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70 BC

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182
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Which meter is often called “limping” because of the position of a long syllable?

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Choliambic

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183
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During which stretch of years did Vergil compose the Aeneid?

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29-19 BC

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184
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In which city did Vergil die?

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Brundisium

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185
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In which speech did Cicero attack Sulla’s freedman Chrysogonus?

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Pro Roscio

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186
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Which author wrote “There is nothing so ridiculous that some philosopher won’t say it”?

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Cicero

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187
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Which scholar tutored Marcus Aurelius?

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Cornelius Fronto

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188
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In what year do the first two books of Caesar’s Bellum Civile take place?

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49 BC

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189
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In book 3 of the Aeneid, which kinsman of Aeneas speaks to him from the grave?

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Polydorus

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190
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Which poet wrote an epicedium for Cornelia, the wife of Octavian?

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Propertius

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191
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By which Roman emperor was Quintilian appointed a professor of rhetoric?

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Vespasian

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192
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Lucilius makes fun of what political opponent of Scipio Aemilianus by writing a satire in which he is tried for his extravagant luxury by a council of the gods?

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Lucius Cornelius Lentulus Lupus

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193
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What author is attributed the quote “Ille mi par esse deo videtur”?

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Catullus

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194
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What speech did Cicero deliver in 57 BC asking the Senate for the return of his home?

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De Haruspicum Responso

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195
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Which writer of Latin comedies in the early second century BC openly criticized Terence’s plays?

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Luscius Lanuvius

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196
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Who was the grammarian and commentator of the 5th century AD whose greatest work is a commentary on Vergil?

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Servius

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197
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What author wrote Epitoma Rei Militaris in 4 books, which is the only account of Roman military practive to have survived intact?

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Vegetius

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198
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What work of Seneca comprises 10 ethical treatises?

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Dialogi

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199
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The Epodes of Horace consist of how many poems?

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17

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200
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Which later Latin grammarian and rhetorician wrote a work called De Metris?

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Aelius Festus Aphthonius

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201
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According to Horace’s epistles, what Roman writer of fabulae togatae was a strong believer of the female character and popular enough that his plays were still performed during Horace’s time?

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Titus Quinctius Atta

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202
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Dracontius’s Satisfactio was addressed to which Vandal king?

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Gunthamund

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203
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What novel tells the story of an exile from Antioch?

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Historia Apollonii

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204
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A long inscription from which province commemorates Gargilius Martial?

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Mauretania

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205
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Which medicinal work was written by Theodorus Priscianus?

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Euporiston Libri

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206
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Consultus Fortunatus wrote what work with an exposition divided into question-and-answer form?

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Ars Rhetorica

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207
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Nero may have imagined himself as what mythological figure in a poem he composed, the Troica?

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Paris

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208
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What historian named Cassius as the last of the Romans in his Annales?

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Cremutius Cordus

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209
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Who wrote a famous poem about “The Ship of State”?

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Horace

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210
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Who describes Catiline as ‘nobili genere natus, fuit magna vi et animi et corporis, sed ingenio malo pravoque’?

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Sallust

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211
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Suetonius begins each of his Lives with the what of his subject?

A

Genealogy

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212
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What does the Historiae of Tacitus begin with?

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The year of the four emperors

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213
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Who addresses women with lovely names like Pyrrha, Chloe, and Lalage in his poetry?

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Horace

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214
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A famous speech which successfully attacked the peace proposals of Pyrrus and was still being circulated in Cicero’s day was written by whom?

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Appius Claudius Caecus

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215
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Which of Horace’s odes are called the Roman odes?

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III. 1-6

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216
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Who wrote an encomium on Scipio Africanus?

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Ennius

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217
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What latin orator’s principle of composition was “rem tene, verba sequetur”?

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Cato the Elder

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218
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What 3 works of Tertullian defended Christianity against pagan charges of atheism around 197 AD?

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Ad Martyres, Apologeticus, and Ad Nationes

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219
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Which historian’s world history Historiae Phillipicae only survives in an epitome written by Justin?

A

Pompeius Trogus

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220
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Which poet of Nero’s reign published seven eclogues in the style of Vergil?

A

Calpurnius Siculus

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221
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Who are the 3 teachers of Horace?

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Orbilius, Cratippus, and Theomnestos

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222
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What member of the Roman imperial family left us more than 720 lines of a poem entitled Aratea?

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Germanicus (Astronomical work)

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223
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Which late latin author wrote the Mosella, a poem of his travel in Gaul?

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Ausonius

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224
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Which author wrote a 12 book commentary on the Aeneid that has come down to us intact?

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Tiberius Claudius Donatus

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225
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Which Eclogue praises Octavian for the return of Vergil’s farm?

A

Eclogue 1

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226
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Why did Silius Italicus kill himself?

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He was dying of a tumor

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227
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To whom did Seneca the Younger write the Epistulae Morales?

A

Lucilius

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228
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Which emperor brought Quintilian from Spain to Rome?

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Galba

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229
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Which author’s work contains a scene where Roma attempts to stop the protagonist?

A

Lucan

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230
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In his defense of Roscio of Ameria in 80 BC, Cicero squared off with which orator?

A

Erucius

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231
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Before his own editing, how many books was Ovid’s Amores?

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5

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232
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Statius was a favorite of which emperor?

233
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Which work contains the ekphrasis of a statue of Diana and Actaeon?

A

Apuleius’s Golden Ass

234
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Who said “ut ameris, amablis esto”?

235
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Who said “Satura tota nostra est”?

A

Quintilian

236
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Who said “Solitudinem faciunt pacem apellant”?

237
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What poet died in 8 BC?

238
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What author wrote Niptra and Dulorestes?

239
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Who wrote Collectanea Rerum Memorabilium?

240
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Who did Tacitus give a funeral oration for in 97 AD?

241
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In addition to his work as a literary patron, what genre did Cicero’s friend Atticus write?

242
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The art of persuasion is a subject in a work by whom?

A

Quintilian

243
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In whose work is the parable of the belly found?

244
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To whom did Vergil dedicate his 4th eclogue?

245
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Catullus’s epyllion on the wedding of Peleus and Thetis contains a long digression on what?

A

The story of Ariadne

246
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Who was the author of a Medea which Quintilian praised as the greated tragedy written?

247
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According to Suetonius, how many conspirators were involved in the assassination of Caesar?

248
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What author’s philosophy can best be described as Eclecticism?

249
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Which Stoic author had considerable influence on Christian ethics?

A

Seneca the Younger

250
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What writer wrote secret satires about Nero?

251
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In what work does Horace describe his trip to Brundisium with Vergil?

252
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Both Pompey and Cicero went to Rhodes to study with which Stoic philosopher?

A

Posidonius

253
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How did Tacius portray Tiberius?

A

Vicious and Cunning

254
Q

Which work of Cicero was modeled largely on Plato’s “Myth of Er”?

A

Somnium Scipionis

255
Q

What work on rhetoric did Cicero write to replace his early work De inventione on the same subject?

A

De optimo genere oratorium

256
Q

In which book of the De Bello Gallico is the revolt of the Gauls begun by the Carnutes described?

257
Q

What author writes about the ‘neighborliness’ of apartment dwellers?

258
Q

How many epigrams did martial write?

259
Q

Whose writings served primarily as the foundation for later Roman jurists?

260
Q

Who is the hero of Lucan’s epic poem?

261
Q

With what event does Tacitus’s annales begin?

A

The death of Augustus

262
Q

In his poem about a journey to Brundisium, whom did Horace imitate?

263
Q

Augustus himself wrote part of a tragedy about what mythological man?

264
Q

What philosophy does Apuleius seem to subscribe to?

A

Neo-Platonist

265
Q

In what speech did Cicero support Caesar’s extended command in Gaul and attacked Lucius Calpurnius Piso?

A

De Provinciis Consularibus

266
Q

What author wrote a series of anecdotes about Latin and Greek literature?

267
Q

In which book of the Aeneid does vergil describe Augustus’ nephew Marcellus?

268
Q

Who is described by Juvenal as a “rara avis”?

A

A good woman

269
Q

Which of Cicero’s works is thought to have influenced St. Augustine?

A

Hortensius

270
Q

What poet wrote a work on months and festivals entitled Annales?

271
Q

What man attempted to establish a Roman school of philosophy based largely on Stoic thought?

A

Quintus Sextius

272
Q

Cicero was born in the same town as what other famous statesman?

273
Q

Publilius Syrus was a writer of mimes but is best know for what type of work?

A

A collection of moral maxims

274
Q

Cicero : Helvia :: Caesar : ?

A

Aurelia (Their mothers)

275
Q

When Lucan said “That is real poetry, whereas all I have written is utter tripe, child’s play,” he was talking about the work of whom?

276
Q

Which friend and fellow author in a letter on Martial’s death describes him as “talented, subtle, penetrating, and sincere”?

A

Pliny the Younger

277
Q

Which author enjoyed a successful public career under Domitian but later wrote of the pain and difficulty involved in surviving under such a tyrant?

278
Q

What is the last work written by Cicero on moral philosophy?

A

De Officiis

279
Q

Which of Horace’s works had become a textbook even before he died?

280
Q

The proverbial quotes of Terence, “quot homines tot sententiae” and “fortis fortuna adiuvat” come from what play of his?

A

Phormio (homo sum… is from Heautontimoromenos, not these)

281
Q

To what work was Quintilian referring when he wrote “It is a safer model for Orators than Poets”?

282
Q

What dialogue is characterized as an unattractive piece written by Seneca to win a recall from exile?

A

De Consolatione ad Polybium

283
Q

Who addressed a poem to Cicero beginning with the words, “Disertissime Romuli Nepotum”?

284
Q

What author was the first Roman Stoic to write Satire in verse?

285
Q

Cicero imitates the conversation of Socrates and Cephalus in Plato’s Republic in the early part of which work?

A

De Senectute

286
Q

The Stoic Epictetus was among the philosophers banished from Rome by what emperor?

287
Q

What work is a manual of oratory based on Greek writers traditionally but incorrectly ascribed to Cicero?

A

Rhetorica ad Herennium

288
Q

Which poet wrote a poem on the inevitability of death, beginning with the words, “Eheu, fugaces, Postumi, Postumi, / labuntur anni”?

289
Q

What freedman, the most learned of the Augustan scholars and the teacher of Augustus’ grandsons, wrote the first encyclopedic lexicon in latin?

A

Verrius Flaccus

290
Q

What two authors served as governors under Trajan?

A

Tacitus and Pliny the Younger

291
Q

The image of the Ivory tower is found in what work?

A

De Rerum Natura

292
Q

According to his introduction, for what reason did Livy write his history?

A

To instruct

293
Q

Whose works include poems on the death of a friend’s parrot, an invocation to sleep, an epithalamium, and an affectionate letter to his wife?

294
Q

What three Greeks influence the work of Ennius?

A

Aristarchus, Euripides, and Aeschylus

295
Q

Who is the author of a work concerned with literary criticism and the education of children as well as with aspects of style and rhetoric?

A

Quintilian

296
Q

What office did Sallust hold when he acted against Cicero and Milo in 52 BC?

297
Q

What is the subject of Eclogue V of Vergil?

A

The deification of the shepherd Daphnis

298
Q

What work is a set of biographies of Roman men of letters arranged into categories - grammarians and rhetoricians, poets, orators, and philosophers written by Seneca?

A

De Optimo Genere Oratorum

299
Q

Other than the novi poetae, what were Catullus and his inner circle of friends referred to as by Cicero?

A

Delicata Iuventus

300
Q

Whose work contained a detailed description of a massive tsunami that hit Alexandria in 365 AD?

A

Ammianus Marcellinus

301
Q

In which of Cicero’s works do we find a discussion of three forms of government blended (monarchy, oligarchy, and democracy)?

A

De Officiis

302
Q

In what year did Horace’s epodes first appear?

303
Q

In the Aeneid, Camilla is killed by whom?

304
Q

What are glyconics and pherecrateans?

A

lyric meters

305
Q

What hymn, one of the earliest fragments of Latin Literature, is an invocation of the Lares and Mars as an agricultural deity?

A

The hymn of the Arval Brethren

306
Q

After his death, who edited Persius’s work?

307
Q

What poem in trochaic tetrameters celebrates the renewal of life on Sicily?

A

Pervigilium Veneris

308
Q

Medea, Oedipus, and Thyestes are 3 of the 9 surviving tragedies of what author?

309
Q

What was the charge on which Cicero defended Roscius in Pro Roscio Amerino?

310
Q

What work of Horace was his first published?

311
Q

To which emperor was Vitruvius’s De Architectura dedicated?

312
Q

What term is used to describe a Latin wedding hymn?

A

Epithalamium

313
Q

In whose work would you find 5 books of fictitious legal cases, called controversiae, with speeches by both sides?

A

Seneca the Elder

314
Q

In the writings of which 4th century AD orator do we find a letter to the emperor Valentinian requesting that the Altar of Victory be restored to the Curia in Rome?

315
Q

Which work of Boethius takes the form of a Menippean Satire?

A

De Consolatione Philosophiae

316
Q

Which poet’s historical epic on the expedition of Germanicus into the northern seas is lost but for a 30 line fragment?

A

Albinovanus Pedo

317
Q

What is an epideictic oration?

A

A funeral speech

318
Q

Which senator, bishop, and educated author is a significant source on the political demise of the western Roman empire in the 5th century?

319
Q

Which author’s works on original sin and predestination influenced later western theologians, particularly John Calvin?

320
Q

In which comedy, likely adapted from a Greek work by Menander, is the prologue spoken by the lar familiaris?

321
Q

Which author of the Institutiones Grammaticae was heavily influenced by the works of Apollonius Dyscolus?

322
Q

What work, issued in AD 533, collects the influential private writings of Roman lawyers?

323
Q

Which Latin writings, dated AD 493-496, detail life on the fundus tuletianus in Vandal ruled Africa?

A

Tablettes Albertini

324
Q

Which friend of Ennius and comic dramatist first came to Rome as a slave from Milan?

A

Caecilius Statius

325
Q

What is an epicedium?

A

A song sung in mourning over a corpse

326
Q

Which author’s Historia Sacra, or Chronicle, begins at creation and summarizes Old Testament and early Christian events?

A

Sulpicius Severus

327
Q

Which work of Cicero, written in 55 BC, is set up as a dialogue whose speakers include Marc Antony, Caesar Strabo, and Licinius Crassus?

A

De Oratore

328
Q

Which author wrote De Aquis Urbis Romae?

329
Q

According to tradition, who was the first to teach public speaking at Rome?

A

Plotius Gallus

330
Q

Which philosophy believed that the gods had no concern for human activities?

A

Epicureanism

331
Q

Which class of Roman society first made serious use of oratory?

A

Patricians

332
Q

Which of Seneca’s tragedies is not based on an earlier Greek tragedy?

333
Q

What writer wrote mostly surviving history/biography of Alexander the Great which later proved to be an inspiration for the medieval Alexander romances?

A

Curtius Rufus

334
Q

The term nugae describes what type of poetry?

A

Poetry that is lacking seriousness

335
Q

What was Cinna’s most famous poem?

336
Q

What literary style was characterized by grace, charm, and urbanity?

337
Q

What is the one surviving example of the fabula praetexta?

338
Q

Who divided his work into smaller units referred to as pentads and decads?

339
Q

Who composed a two book Anticato in reply to Cicero’s Cato

340
Q

What author’s epitaph reads “Nemo me lacrimis decoret nec funera fletu faxit. Cur? Volito vivus per ora vivum”?

341
Q

Whose De Constantia Sapientis espouses the notion that the wise man can suffer neither wrong nor insult?

342
Q

What is the earliest work attributed to Tacitus?

A

Dialogus de Oratoribus

343
Q

What emperor’s wars in Germany were the topic of an epic by Statius?

344
Q

Of what type of poem is Catullus 61 an example?

A

Epithalamium

345
Q

Who tells the tale of his run-in with an annoying conversationalist who is, at the end of the piece, hauled off to court to bear witness, which the author claims is Apollo saving him?

346
Q

In which author’s work is this quote found: “Interrogavi ipsos an essent Christiani. Confitentes iterum ac tertio interrogavi, supplicium minatus; perseverantes duci iussi”?

A

Pliny the Younger

347
Q

The eariest known writing in Latin appears on what?

A

The Lapis Niger

348
Q

What author pioneered the use of allegory in Christian writing in his Psychomachia?

A

Prudentius

349
Q

What shepherd’s deification is the subject of Vergil’s fifth eclogue?

350
Q

Who wrote Niptra and Antiope?

351
Q

To whom did Macrobius dedicate his Saturnalia?

A

Eustacius, his son

352
Q

Which early tragedian, although ridiculed by Lucilius and Persius, was regarded as the greatest Roman tragedy writer by Varro and Cicero?

353
Q

According to Suetonius, the emperor Caligula was fond of the phrase “oderint dum metuant”. In what tragedian’s play does this line appear?

A

Accius’s Atreus

354
Q

Which orator and advocate first came to fame in 95 BC when he argued on behalf of the province of Africa, which had brought its governor to trial?

A

Hortensius

355
Q

What man wrote a lost history about the Roman Civil Wars recounting the years from 60 BC to 42 BC?

A

Asinius Pollio

356
Q

Which of case was undertaken by Cicero in part because the defendant’s conviction might have resulted in leniency for Catiline?

A

Pro Murena

357
Q

Which Roman wrote three poems expressing his affection for a boy named Marathus?

358
Q

How many poems comprise the 4th book of Horace’s Odes?

359
Q

After his death, near what city was Vergil buried?

360
Q

What author was the grandson of Seneca the Elder?

361
Q

To whom did Seneca the Younger address his De Ira?

A

His brother

362
Q

What does Caesar describe in book V of his Gallic Wars?

A

The geography of Britain

363
Q

Which book of the Aeneid ends with the death of Palinurus?

364
Q

What is the theme of book V of De Rerum Natura?

365
Q

The encyclopedist Celsus lived during the reign of which emperor?

366
Q

Roman actors were always men except in which genre?

367
Q

Which future emperor was tutored by Livy in his historical studies?

368
Q

Which writer had a history of painting and sculpture included in his work?

A

Pliny the Elder

369
Q

What was the topic of Cicero’s De Provinciis Consularibus?

A

Prolonging Caesar’s command in Gaul

370
Q

Which of Cicero’s works has the same name as a work by Aristotle?

371
Q

In which of the Phillipics did Cicero give support to Octavian?

372
Q

Which satire of Juvenal is a skit on the administration of Domitian?

373
Q

Which poet does not give the names of those he satirizes but aims “parcere personis, dicere de vitiis”?

374
Q

Which emperors banished philosophers from Italy?

A

Vespasian and Domitian

375
Q

When CIcero was attacked as an Asianist and accused of employing an over-elaborate rhythmical style, he defended himself in which two works?

A

Brutus and Orator

376
Q

Whose works were affected by his preference for “the Republic at its worst to the Empire at its best”?

377
Q

The line in Romeo and Juliet “at lovers’ perjuries they say Jove laughs,” is a translation of a line from what work?

A

Ars Amatoria

378
Q

In what writer’s work would we find a description of Hannibal?

379
Q

A detailed account of the Siege of Massilia is found in whose work?

380
Q

During his consulship, which speech did Cicero deliver?

A

De Lege Agraria

381
Q

What epic poet died at the age of 26?

382
Q

Other than Caesar, which author’s third wife was named Calpurnia?

A

Pliny the Younger

383
Q

Who was the brother of Gallio, the governor of Achaea who dismissed the charges of heresy brought by the Corinthian Jews against Paul?

A

Seneca the Younger

384
Q

According to extant literature, what emperor believed that “information lodged anonymously ought not to be regarded in dealing with any charge… for it is not consonant with our enlightened age”?

385
Q

Who was Clodia (Lesbia) the wife of?

A

Q. Metellus Celer

386
Q

What author was consul in 100 AD?

A

Pliny the Younger

387
Q

What historian served as quaestor under Titus and as praestor under Domitian?

388
Q

Demea and Micio are two of the main characters in which play?

389
Q

Why were Horace’s lands confiscated?

A

He fought at Philippi against Octavian

390
Q

What were the Sosii?

A

Booksellers

391
Q

Who, according to Alfred, Lord Tennyson, “wielded the stateliest measure ever molded by the lips of man”?

392
Q

Caelius Rufus, Caecilius, and Licinius Calvus were all friends of what writer?

393
Q

What did the Romans call a short, profound statement?

394
Q

What pre-Renaissance humanist writer discovered Cicero’s long-presumed-lost letters on a visit to northern Italy?

395
Q

What oration of Cicero deals with a former teacher having been charged with faking his Roman citizenship?

A

Pro Archia

396
Q

What oration of Cicero deals with a young Roman having been accused of attempting to poison his mistress and murdering an Egyptian envoy?

A

Pro Caelio

397
Q

What philosophical dialogue of Cicero shows how Sophocles proved to a jury that he was quite rational?

A

De Senectute

398
Q

In which work can one read about how to capture the elk with no leg joints in the Hercynian forest of Germany?

A

Caesar’s De Bello Gallico

399
Q

What writer sends Nape to deliver a message to his lover, only to have Nape come back empty-handed?

A

Ovid (nape is Corinna’s Hairdresser)

400
Q

What was Pliny the Younger’s excuse for not accompanying his uncle to investigate the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius?

A

He had too much homework to do

401
Q

What do we call the elision of a word which ends vowel + M with the next word which begins with a vowel?

A

Echthlipsis

402
Q

The characteristics of Latin and Greek hybrid works, Graeco-Latin adverbs such as dulice, alliteration and figura etymologica (the use in one phrase of two or more words from the same stem) are typical of which writer’s style?

403
Q

The family of Gaius Lucilius was connected to the family of which famous man?

A

Pompey the Great

404
Q

The most famous writer of the principate of Caligula, Claudius, and Nero, the author of de constantia sapientis and de vita beata was who?

A

M. Annaeus Lucanus

405
Q

Whose work used archaisms in profusion and inflicted upon Latin its final injury and was the author of Encomium on Smoke and Dust and Praise of Carelessness?

A

M. Cornelius Fronto

406
Q

What did Livy initially call his Ab Urbe Condita?

407
Q

Whose work is possibly being described in “There is also in existence a copy of verse of 70 hexameters, complaining of the expulsion of the philosophers under Domitian… The lines are not good enough nor sufficiently classical to be the production of anyone writing in the silver age”?

A

Sulpicia the Younger

408
Q

Who was a speaker of distinction, employed a Ciceronian style, tried his hand at Greek verses, and wrote a treatise on the pronunciation of the final “s” in a Latin word?

A

M. Valerius Messalla Corvinus

409
Q

What is the praenomen of the author of the Pharsalia?

410
Q

Who is the author of the De Familiis?

A

Messalla Senior

411
Q

Who is the author of the Dulorestes?

412
Q

Who wrote the phrase “Quo usque tandem abutere, Catilina, patientia nostra…”?

413
Q

What contemporary of L. Octavius Cornelius Salvius Iulianus Aemilianus wrote an enchiridion on justice, which is mentioned in the compilation of Justinian?

A

Pomponius (the Jurist)

414
Q

What man wrote On Virtue, On Duty, and On Patience, none of which survive?

A

Brutus (the assassin of Caesar)

415
Q

What scholar of Beirut is important as marking the beginning of a return to the study of Republican authors?

A

M. Valerius Probus

416
Q

What did Marcus Furius write?

A

Epic poetry

417
Q

A very early writing was on the tabula delabata, listing the magistrates for the various years; these were later collected in which chronicle of events?

A

The Annales Maximi

418
Q

Our phrase e pluribus unum comes from what work?

A

Vergil’s Moretum, on Salad, unlike the other Moretum, which was on types of nuts and was by Sueius, a neoteric

419
Q

In what position(s) did Marcus Porcius Cato serve with Valerius Flaccus?

A

Censor and Consul

420
Q

What African author converted to Christianity under the reign of the emperor Diocletian?

A

Arnobius of Sicca

421
Q

What author revised portions of Tacitus’s Historiae?

A

Pliny the Younger

422
Q

What author wrote a treatise on the duties of priests based on Cicero’s De Officiis?

A

St. Ambrose

423
Q

Terence’s Eunuchus is based upon which Greek play by Menander?

424
Q

Whose tragedy inaugurated the theatre of Pompey in 55 BC? (And what was the tragedy)

A

Accius’s Clytemnestra

425
Q

Who said the phrase “Amicus certus in re incerta cernitur”? In what work is it found?

A

Ennius, Cicero’s De Senectute

426
Q

Who said the phrase “Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit”?

427
Q

In which play did prisoners-of-war Tyndarus and Philocrates switch places to fool their master, Hegio?

428
Q

Where can you go today to see an original of Augustus’s Res Gestae?

A

Ankara, Turkiye (Monumentum Ancyranum)

429
Q

Who was called the father of Church song?

430
Q

Who wrote Factum et Dictum Memorabilia?

A

Valerius Maximus

431
Q

What jurist wrote Quaestiones?

432
Q

Who wrote the Laudes Herculis?

433
Q

Who published Persius’s works posthumously?

A

Caesius Bassus

434
Q

What play of Terence was first presented at the Megalensian Games of 161 BC?

435
Q

In what year did Catullus come to Rome?

436
Q

What work was called by its author De Optimo Genere Dicendi?

A

Cicero’s Brutus

437
Q

What poet expresses his love for Lycoris?

438
Q

How many satires of Persius were published?

439
Q

What genre did Lucius Annaeus Florus write?

440
Q

Lutatius Catulus introduced what Greek form to Latin Literature?

441
Q

Who wrote the Commentarii Gramatici?

A

Nigidius Figulus

442
Q

In which book of Lucan’s Pharsalia does Pompey die?

443
Q

Who was the most eminent grammaticus of the early Empire?

A

Remmius Palaemon

444
Q

About what did Vibius Sequester write?

445
Q

Who wrote Onomasticon, Life of Constantine, and an Ecclesiastical History?

446
Q

What school of philosophy did Plotinus follow?

A

Neo-platonism

447
Q

What latin author introduced the name Mediterranean Sea?

A

Julius Solinus

448
Q

Lygdamus’s writings have frequently been included in whose corpus?

449
Q

In which Plautine play does the title character steal a seal-ring from the boastful soldier Therapontigonus?

450
Q

Who wrote Bellum Alexandrinum, a continuation of Caesar’s history of the civil war?

451
Q

What writer and teacher of rhetoric was the tutor of St. Jerome?

A

Aelius Donatus

452
Q

What author, born in 82 BC, wrote the Io and had his wife Quintilia’s death commemorated by Catullus?

A

Licinius Calvus

453
Q

Whose Cacata Charta does Catullus ridicule in Catullus 36?

454
Q

On what author’s work did Vergil model his Georgics?

455
Q

Who wrote the Cynegetica, a didactic poem on hunting?

A

Grattius Faliscus

456
Q

In what work does is the quotation “Cras amet qui nunquam amavit, quique amavit cras amet” found?

A

Pervigilium Veneris

457
Q

What author was the first to write “Oderint dum metuant”?

A

Lucius Accius

458
Q

In which eclogue is the phrase “Tu, Tityre, patulae recubans sub tegmine fagi”?

459
Q

Furius, Aurelius, Juventus, and Mamurra all appear in whose works?

460
Q

Which emperor brought Quintilian to Rome from Spain?

461
Q

What freedman of Augustus wrote Urbes Italiae and may have been the author of mythological Fabulae?

462
Q

Who was called a “Pompeian” by Augustus because his history looked favorably upon the Republic?

463
Q

Horace’s Carmen Saeculare was addressed to which two deities?

A

Apollo and Diana

464
Q

In the first book of his Odes, Horace makes three references to what Greek poet from Lesbos?

465
Q

The Pervigilium Veneris is about a springtime festival of Venus set on what island?

466
Q

Whose De Poetis contains the lives of Terence, Horace, and Lucan?

467
Q

What work of Varro Reatinus is a collection of biographical sketches on famous Greeks and Romans?

A

Hebdomades

468
Q

What author’s Equos Troianus was performed at the opening of the Theater of Pompey?

469
Q

What author wrote lost works including De Incendio Urbis and the Catachtonion?

470
Q

What rival does Terence bash in the prologue of his Eunuchus?

471
Q

What author, a Greek brought to Rome, wrote a 40 book history recounting the period between the First Punic War and the sack of Carthage?

472
Q

What books of Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita are completely missing Periochae?

473
Q

To whom was the Naturales Quaestiones dedicated?

A

Lucilius Junior

474
Q

What 3 authors were cited as a main source for Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita?

A

Gaius Licinius Macer, Claudius Quadrigarius, and Valerius Antias

475
Q

The history of what Roman historian, who lived during the reign of Tiberius, did Pliny the Elder complete in his Bellum Germanicum?

A

Aufidius Bassus

476
Q

The earliest inscrition of Latin, reading “Manios me fhefhaked Numasioi,” was found on what artifact?

A

Praeneste Fibula

477
Q

Who said the phrase “Quot homines, tot sententiae”?

478
Q

In which Catilinarian is the phrase “Rem publicam, Quirites, vitamque omnium vestrum… videtis”?

A

In Catilinam III

479
Q

In what work is the phrase “Phoebe silvarumque potens Diana” found?

A

Carmen Saeculare

480
Q

Who said the phrase “Iuvenile vitium est regere non posse impetum”?

A

Seneca the Younger

481
Q

Which of Juvenal’s satires lampoons Domitian convening a council to deliberate on how to cook a turbot?

482
Q

How many books comprise the Thebaid?

483
Q

Of what genre was Statius’ Agave?

484
Q

What man is the subject of Lucan’s Pharsalia?

A

Julius Caesar

485
Q

Who, with Pylades of Cilicia in 22 CE, introduced pantomime with one silent actor playing all parts supported by a chorus and an orchestra?

486
Q

Which emperor does Valerius Maximus flatter in his collection of Anecdotes?

487
Q

Which work of the Appendix Vergiliana is a set of two bucolic poems about the loss of an estate?

488
Q

Which work of Martial became the 13th book of his Epigrammaton Libri?

489
Q

To whom is Seneca the Younger’s De Beneficiis, on the duties of philanthropy, dedicated?

A

Aebutius Liberalis

490
Q

What was the “closing argument” of a speech called?

A

Peroratorio

491
Q

What author, called Setinus because of his birthplace, is often said to have been one of the Quindecemviri Sacris Faciundis?

A

Valerius Flaccus

492
Q

What poet was described by Quintilian as Tersus atque elegans?

493
Q

Although we hear much about this man, we rarely hear about the fact that he wrote the probable tragedy Prometheus. Who is this?

494
Q

Who wrote a work discussing the events between the Social War and Sulla’s dictatorship?

A

Cornelius Sisenna

495
Q

What 4th century author put together a compendium full of material from earlier Roman authors, such as Lucilius and Varro, for Constantine’s son?

A

Nonius Marcellus

496
Q

Which author was a prominent member of the Achaean league and a tutor to Paullus’ sons?

497
Q

A Praetorian prefect, jurist, and authror of two massive works, one of which is preserved in Justinian’s Digest, what author was put to death by Caracalla for refusing to defend him?

498
Q

What author of the Iliacon and Catacthonon was taught by Cornutus?

499
Q

Which author wrote the Consolatio ad Marciam?

A

Seneca the Younger

500
Q

CIcero defends a man from Clodius’ accusations and advocates for Consensus Bonorum Hominum in which speech?

A

Pro Sestio

501
Q

Which author, who served in the army in Germany and wrote a text praising Sejanus, was born at Aeclanum?

A

Paterculus

502
Q

Who came to Rome with Scipio Aemilianus and wrote the now-lost text that was a model for Cicero’s De Officius?

503
Q

What poet wrote poems to a woman named Claudia?

504
Q

A jurist and lecturer under Antoninus Pius and Marcus Aurelius, who wrote 3 works, including one which became known as his “aurea,” but is now, ironically, lost?

505
Q

Who, referred to by Juvenal and Suetonius, was a teacher and grammarian in Rome during the time of Tiberius and Caliugula and is said to have taught Persius?

A

Quintus Remmius Palaemon

506
Q

Which author got in a serious argument with Cyprian over the treatment of Christians and wrote a De Trinitate?

507
Q

What Spanish Pries fled the Vandals and wrote Historiae Adversus Paganos?

508
Q

To whom did Suetonius dedicate De Vita Caesarum?

A

Septicius Clarus

509
Q

To whom was the Naturalis Historia dedicated?

510
Q

Who wrote a history of the civil wars from the consulship of Metellus in 60 BC to the Battle of Phillipi?

A

Asinius Pollio

511
Q

Who was Cicero’s constantly overshadowed co-consul, whom Cicero admonished in one of his letters?

512
Q

How many books of elegies did Propertius write?

513
Q

What was Horace’s birthday?

A

December 8

514
Q

In what meter is the Pervigilium Veneris?

A

Trochaic Septenarii

515
Q

Who compiled an extensive commentary on the speeches of Cicero for his sons, of which only five are extant?

A

Asconius Pedianus

516
Q

What poem begins with the short phrase “Ordior Arma”?

517
Q

Who, borrowing from Pomponius Mela and Pliny the Elder, compiled a text alternately titled De mirabilibus mundi, Collectanea rerum memorabilium, or Polyhistor?

518
Q

What author was consul suffectus in 100 AD?

A

Pliny the Younger

519
Q

What was the title of Pomponius Secudus’s only known Fabula Praetexta?

520
Q

What tutor to Geta and Caracalla also wrote several books on medicine?

A

Sammonicus

521
Q

To whom was Ovid’s Fasti dedicated?

A

Germanicus

522
Q

What author was referred to as Facundus by Martial?

523
Q

What writer has among his works Fullonia, Barbatus, Setina, and Quintus?

524
Q

About whom did Jerome remark, “Would that he could affirm our doctrine as readily as he destroys others”?

A

Lactantius

525
Q

Which late Roman author, a native of Africa, was connected to the Symmachi and dedicated his commentary on Cicero to his son Eustachius?

526
Q

What Roman author wrote acrostic poems and Carmen Apologeticum, a history of Israel to the Last Judgement?

527
Q

Which Republican author appears at the conclusion of the first book of Bellum Civile uttering dark prophecies?

A

Nigidius Figulus

528
Q

Which author does Cicero call “emendator sermonis usitati”?

529
Q

Which author, consul in 514 AD, replaced Boethius as magister officiorum and wrote a history of the Goths?

A

Cassiodorus

530
Q

Who, the freedman and secretary of Appius Claudius Caecus, published the legis actiones of his patron?

A

Gnaeus Flavius

531
Q

Whose De Verborum Significatu is preserved in the epitome of Sextus Pompeius Festus?

A

Verrius Flaccus

532
Q

Which Roman author, whose life is Eulogized in the work of Cornelius Nepos, wrote a Liber Annalis?

533
Q

Which Roman historian wrote at least 75 books of the Annales, which were used by Livy?

A

Valerias Antias

534
Q

Which Plautine Comedy, based on Menander’s Synaristosae, contains the characters Demipho, Selenium, and Alcesimarchus?

A

Cistellaria

535
Q

Which Roman author wrote Putatores and Mumurco?

A

Publilius Syrus

536
Q

Which Roman author, an adherent of Stoicism, wrote about providence, constancy, and anger in his Dialogi?

A

Seneca the Younger

537
Q

Which author was lavishly rewarded for his Thyestes, which was commissioned by Augustus for the games of 29 BC?

A

Varius Rufus

538
Q

Which Roman author was the last person upon whom Nero conferred the consular office?

A

Silius Italicus

539
Q

Which Roman author received the ornamenta consularia for tutoring the great-nephews of Domitian?

A

Quintilian

540
Q

Which orator of the Silver Age was forced to commit suicide because of allusions to the emperor in his Atreus?

A

Mamercus Scaurus

541
Q

Which author wrote Ad Donatum, Ad Demetrianum, and De Habitu Virginum?

542
Q

For whose daughter did Seneca the Younger write Ad Marciam de Consolatione?

A

Cremutius Cordus

543
Q

Which author, a pupil of Alexander Polyhistor, wrote about agriculture, bees, and Vergil?

544
Q

Who studied under Diogenes of Babylon, became friends with Scipio Aemilianus, and wrote De Officiis?

545
Q

Who served as the interpreter for the embassy of Greek philosophers in 155 BC, and wrote a history of Rome in Greek?

A

Gaius Acilius

546
Q

What Early Roman literary figure also fought at the (Roman) battle of Thermopylae?

A

Cato the Elder

547
Q

What kind of fish is the focus of Juvenal’s fourth satire?

548
Q

Which character in Satyricon is an elderly poet who recites a poem about the fall of Troy to the other characters?

549
Q

Which poem by Catullus suggests his girlfriend give him several thousand kisses?

A

Catullus 5

550
Q

What poet semi-rebelliously did not mention Augustus a single time in any of his surviving poems?

551
Q

Who wrote a now-lost work to his wife Polla Argentia?

552
Q

Whose fifteen-book history of Rome described Fabius Maximus Cunctator as “unus homo nobis cunctando restituit rem”?

A

Ennius (Annales was initially 15 books)

553
Q

What Roman political figure was the subject of oratory by both Cicero and Calvus?

554
Q

Before writing The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli wrote a commentary on the morals and politics of what historical work?

A

Ab Urbe Condita

555
Q

Which of the great Roman Satirists was born as Suessa Aurunca?

A

Gaius Lucilius

556
Q

Of the works included in the Appendix Vergiliana, which covers the story of Scylla, Nisus, and Minos?

557
Q

What work of Ovid includes the line “flendus amor meus est: elegi quoque flebile carmen”?

558
Q

What geographical author also wrote a less notable work called Hypomenemata?

559
Q

What Christian author from the late empire suggested the solution to Barbarian invasions was more donations and tithing to the church?

560
Q

Which of the early Roman historians made the editorial decision to begin with the sack of Rome in 390 BC rather than the prehistoric foundation of the city?

A

Claudius Quadrigarius

561
Q

Who dedicated the De Errore Profanarum Religionum to Constantine and Constantius?

A

Firmicius Maternus

562
Q

What reworking of the pseudo-Aristotelian Peri Kosmou was possibly the last work witten by Apuleius?

563
Q

What late Republic political figure wrote the autobiographical De Consulatu et de Rebus Gestis Suis?

564
Q

Who wrote a counter-narrative to Nero’s attitude towards the Pisonian conspiracy with Laus Pisonis?

A

Calpurnius Siculus

565
Q

For the past two millennia, what author’s only surviving poetry was the line “une tellures dividit amne duas” describing the division of Europe and Asia by a river?

566
Q

It was well known by the Romans that Livy praised pro-Republic figures such as Brutus and Cassius without repercussion. What Augustan era historian referenced Livy in his defense against the charge of criticizing Tiberius’ regime by pointing out Livy had never been punished by Augustus?

A

Cremutius Cordus

567
Q

Poets often made meta-poetic remarks on their own poetry. Which poet wrote “paulo maiora canamus”?

568
Q

In what meter was the Epicharmus of Ennius written?

A

Trochaic Septenarii

569
Q

Mamercus Scaurus was forced to commit suicide by what emperor due to references he made in his play Atreus?

570
Q

What author criticized annalist history, calling it a “child’s story” rather than real history?

A

Sempronius Asellio

571
Q

Serenus Sammonicus wrote what medical handbook, which included things like the work Abracadabra?

A

Liber Medicinalis

572
Q

What group of authors were called the cantores Euphorionis by Cicero?

A

The Neoterics

573
Q

The De Consulatu et de Rebus Gestis Suis was written by what man, who diead after his co-consul Marius persecuted him?

A

Lutatius Catulus

574
Q

What tragic historian wrote his Historiae from the Social War to Sulla’s death, portraying the dicator as a hero?

575
Q

Which Plautine comedy features the courtesan Phronesium and her three suitors?

A

Truculentus

576
Q

What politician forced Plotius Gallus to close his rhetorical school in 92 BC?

A

Domitius Ahenobarbus

577
Q

What author created an abbreviated version of Livy’s Ab Urbe Condita at the request of Valens?

578
Q

Asinius Pollio accused what author of lacking Latinitas in his works?