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Metamorphoses

Ovid

1584 ★ 4.3

Traditions of the Magi

Albert de Jong

1997

Fabulae

Gaius Julius Phaedrus, Eberhard Oberg

1813

Latin literature

Frederic M. Wheelock

1967

Astronomicon

Marcus Manilius

1907

Latin influences on English literature from the Middle Ages to the Eighteenth Century

Craig Kallendorf

1982

Pharsalia

Lucan

1853

Classical and medieval literature criticism

1990

Writing down Rome

Henderson, John

1999

Satyricon

Petronius

1621 ★ 3.8

The works of Mr. Thomas Brown

Thomas Brown

1707

Plays

Titus Maccius Plautus

1769

The Oxford handbook of Roman studies

Alessandro Barchiesi

2010

The works of Sallust

Sallust

1744

Latin literature

J. W. Mackail

1895

Certain sources of corruption in Latin manuscripts

Frederick W. Shipley

1904

Tacitus

P. Cornelius Tacitus

1830

Helen of Troy

Ruby Blondell

2013

Illustrated history of ancient literature

John D. Quackenbos

1878

The basic works of Cicero

Cicero

1951

The Mask of the Parasite

Cynthia Damon

1997

List of English editions and translations of Greek and Latin classics printed before 1641

Henrietta R. Palmer

1911

The Cambridge History of Classical Literature

E. J. Kenney

1982

Classical and medieval literature criticism

Jelena O. Krstovic

2010

Roman literature in relation to Roman art

Burn, Robert

1888

Classics of Roman literature, from the literary beginnings to the end of the silver age

Harry Ezekiel Wedeck

1963

Lectures on literature

Columbia University.

1911

It's a don's life

Mary Beard

2009

Reproducing Rome

Mairéad McAuley

2015

Author and audience in Latin literature

J. G. F. Powell, A. J. Woodman

1992

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