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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 778 — Chapter IV · SENECAN SATIRE AND POETRY: DRAMA OF THE AGE

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Since I wrote this I have noted with satisfaction P. J. Enk’s recent conclusions, in Mnem. liv., “De Octauia Praetexta,” that the play was written not long after Nero’s death and by an author well acquainted with Seneca’s tragedies.

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