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Lucillius (Ancient Gr****: Λουκίλλιος; fl. 60s CE) was the
author of one
hundred twenty three epigrams in Gr****
preserved in the Gr**** Anthology. He lived...
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copied and
adapted Gr****
models (particularly the
contemporary poets Lucillius and Nicarchus)
selectively and in the
process redefined the genre, aligning...
- who does not
commit suicide because of the cost of the rope to do so;
Lucillius tells of
another who dies
because funeral expenses are
cheaper than calling...
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excerpts from the
existing anthologies, with the
addition of
selections from
Lucillius, Palladas, and
other epigrammatists,
whose compositions had been published...
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epigrams of
ancient Roman and Gr****
writers such as Martial, Callimachus,
Lucillius, and Catullus. The
Menippean satire has been
classed as a type of pasquinade...
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Among his
allies are the
young senator Nerva and the old
patrician Fabius Lucillius and his family,
especially Fabius'
daughter Lucilla, Valerius' love interest...
- Persius, who
critiqued his own
satires as
lacking both the
acerbity of
Lucillius and the
gentler touch of Horace. Juvenal's
caustic satire was influenced...
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likely source. Rannius,
Antony and Cleopatra, also in act 1,
scene 2
Lucillius,
Antony and Cleopatra, an
attendant of
Enobarbus in act 1,
scene 2. Fauconbridge...
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antiques en Troade, 1966
Monnaies grecques, 1967. Épigrammes
satiriques de
Lucillius, 1967.
Inscriptions de Laodicée du Lycos, 1969.
Opera minora selecta (7...
