Two Centuries of Roman Prose (Paperback)

Preface How To Read Latin Putting Latin Prose To Work Table of Dates Part I 1 CICERO 'Brave Men Despise Death' (Tusculan Disputations I, 96-102) 2 CORNELIUS NEPOS The Life of Aristides 3 SALLUST The Early History of Rome (Catiline 6, 7, 9) 4 LIVY How Servius Tullius Became King of Rome (I, 39-4I) 5 PETRONIUS The Werewolf (Satyricon 6I, 6-62) 6 SENECA Thoughts in a Tunnel (Epistulae Morales 57) 7 PLINY THE YOUNGER PAGE (a) A Mysterious Spring (4, 30) 6I (b) The Source of the Clitumnus (S, S) 64 8. TACITUS Britain and the British (Agricola I0-12) Part II 9 CICERO (a) An Orator Defies Death (Philippic II, I IS to end) (b) Ethics of a Salesman (De Officiis III, 54-55) (c) Domestic Design (Epistulae ad Quintum Fratrem III I, I-2, 4-5) (d) Domestic Discord (Ad Atticum V, r, 3-4) (e) Concern for the Health of a Former Slave (Ad Familiares XVI, 4, r-3) (f) An Author's Lapse (Ad Atticum XVI, 6, 4) 10 CORNELIUS NEPOS Hannibal's Adventures after the Defeat of Carthage (Hannibal9-rr) 11 SALLUST Caesar and Cato Compared (Catiline 53, 6 and 54) 12 LIVY Hannibal at the Summit of the Alps (XXI, 35, 4-37) ro7 13 PETRONIUS A Proud Father (Satyricon 46) III 14 SENECA The Psychology of Noise (Epistulae Morales s6, r-6, 14 to end) II4 15 PLINY THE YOUNGER (a) The First Grammar School at Comum (4, 13) uS (b) Convalescence of a Sick Slave (5, 19) 122 16 TACITUS A Murder Ship Miscarries (Annals XIV, NOTES Vocabulary