RCL Literature Flashcards

1
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Horace

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Smiling Satirist
likes simple humble countryside life
Maecenas as patron- gave villa, poetry for Octavian
sermones- chatty style
lived through civil war

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Juvenal

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Angry Satirist
lawyer
love-hate

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3
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Petronius

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consul, Nero
satirises social attitudes

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4
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Horace 2.2

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lecture on simple life
Ofellus, peasant farmers ideas
glutton
miser- Avidienus
quotes Ofellus, epicurian

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5
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H 2.2

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dined well with a prayer to Ceres
pale, bloated
the dog- soured, old vinegar
something huge served in a huge dish
peacock, pullet

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6
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Horace 2.6

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prayer of thanks to Mercury
grateful for country
contrasts city, visits maecenas
town mouse and country mouse by Cervius

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7
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Horace 2.6

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make these blessings last
envied, not a thing
occupied the zenith
Molossian hounds
vetch, oats

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8
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Horace 2.8

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nomentanus- namer
porcius- hog
balatro- buffoon
nasideinus- nose

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9
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H 2.8

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fled from him
wept head bowed, son
apples by the light of waning moon
caught before spawning

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10
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Juvenal’s Satires
comparisons to celebrities

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too small for Procula- Cordus
Ucalegon- set on fire- epic hexameter reference
deprive a Claudius of sleep
Corbulo- could not carry- general
grieving like Achilles

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11
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Juvenal’s satires bad stuff

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Liburnian Galley
few teeth left
game preserve
ancient yawning crack

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12
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Trimalchio’s dinner party Q

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silver lares
beard of the master golden casket
T holding Mercury’s staff
Alexandrian boys, signing as they went
silver toothpick, musical accompaniment
shrew, magpie
hens milk, attic honey
corinth ware

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13
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Rat Race

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pointless
dull things!
silly tasks
o the sea the shore, good honest life

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14
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Zosimus

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gentle as a father
educated, lyre, comic actor, listing
air is healthy
good health by self denial

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15
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I hate racing!

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grown, so childishly
bit of cloth
dirt cheap serious men!

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16
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Discrimination at a dinner party

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mean and extravagant
you must reduce your greed!
disgraceful

17
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Brutal murder

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throat, face, private parts!
seized struck
ominous, avenge

18
Q

Lovely wife

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worthy of her father
outstanding intelligence, budgeting
great joy, anxiety, screened
loves my reputation

19
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Slaves and Master

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Petronius- slave market on wall, senior beats junior slave, Encolpius agreed to whip pig slave
Pliny- approves of avenging murder

20
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Patrons and Clients

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Horace - envy of Maecenas’ clients,
Nasidienus clients Nomantanus in H 2.8
Trimalchio’s steward having a client

21
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Women and Men

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Fortunata- shrew in Petronius
Calpurnia- worthy of her father in Pliny