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Yale Required Reading - Collected Works (Vol. 2)
The Rise and Fall of Rome: The Greatest Works of the Roman Classical LiteratureBy Plautus, Terence, Ennius, Catullus, Lucretius, Julius Caesar, Sallust, Cicero, Horace, Virgil, Tibullus, Propertius, Cornelius Nepos, The Metamorphoses, Augustus, Lucius Annaeus Seneca, Lucan, Persius, Petronius, Martial, Pliny the Younger, Tacitus, Quintilian, Juvenal, Suetonius, Apuleius, Ammianus Marcellinus, Saint Augustine of Hippo, Claudian, Boethius, PlutarchLength333h 18m
About this audiobook
This collection is based on the required reading list of Yale Department of Classics. Originally designed for students, this anthology is meant for everyone eager to know more about the history and literature of this period, interested in poetry, philosophy and rhetoric of Ancient Rome.
Latin literature is a natural successor of Ancient Greek literature. The beginning of Classic Roman literature dates to 240 BC. From that point on, Latin literature would flourish for the next six centuries. Latin was the language of the ancient Romans, but it was also the lingua franca of Western Europe throughout the Middle Ages. Consequently, Latin Literature outlived the Roman Empire and it included European writers who followed the fall of the Empire, from religious writers like Aquinas, to secular writers like Francis Bacon, Baruch Spinoza, and Isaac Newton. This collection presents all the major Classic Roman authors, including Cicero, Virgil, Ovid and Horace whose work intrigues and fascinates readers until this day.
Content:
Plautus:
Aulularia
Amphitryon
Terence:
Adelphoe
Ennius:
Annales
Catullus:
Poems and Fragments
Lucretius:
On the Nature of Things
Julius Caesar:
The Civil War
Sallust:
History of Catiline's Conspiracy
Cicero:
De Oratore
Brutus
Horace:
The Odes
The Epodes
The Satires
The Epistles
The Art of Poetry
Virgil:
The Aeneid
The Georgics
Tibullus:
Elegies
Propertius:
Elegies
Cornelius Nepos:
Lives of Eminent Commanders
Ovid:
The Metamorphoses
Augustus:
Res Gestae Divi Augusti
Lucius Annaeus Seneca:
Moral Letters to Lucilius
Lucan:
On the Civil War
Persius:
Satires
Petronius:
Satyricon
Martial:
Epigrams
Pliny the Younger:
Letters
Tacitus:
The Annals
Quintilian:
Institutio Oratoria
Juvenal:
Satires
Suetonius:
The Twelve Caesars
Apuleius:
The Metamorphoses
Ammianus Marcellinus:
The Roman History
Saint Augustine of Hippo:
The Confessions
Claudian:
Against Eutropius
Boethius:
The Consolation of Philosophy
Plutarch:
The Rise and Fall of Roman Supremacy:
Romulus
Poplicola
Camillus
Marcus Cato
Lucullus
Fabius
Crassus
Coriolanus
Cato the Younger
Cicero
Audiobook details
GenreLiterary Classics
Length333 hrs 18 mins
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Publish dateOct 13, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Yale Required Reading - Collected Works (Vol. 2)
110Petronius:
2Plautus:
111The Life and Work of Petronius
3The Life and Work of Plautus
112Satyricon (pt. 1)
4Aulularia (pt. 1)
113Satyricon (pt. 2)
5Aulularia (pt. 2)
114Satyricon (pt. 3)
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6Amphitryon (pt. 1)
115Satyricon (pt. 4)
7Amphitryon (pt. 2)
116Martial:
8Terence:
117The Life and Work of Martial
9The Life and Work of Terence
118Epigrams (pt. 1)
10Adelphoe
119Epigrams (pt. 2)
11Ennius:
120Epigrams (pt. 3)
12The Life and Work of Ennius
121Epigrams (pt. 4)
13Annales
122Epigrams (pt. 5)
14Catullus:
123Epigrams (pt. 6)
15The Life and Work of Catullus
124Pliny the Younger:
16Poems and Fragments (pt. 1)
125The Life and Work of Pliny the Younger
17Poems and Fragments (pt. 2)
126Letters (pt. 1)
18Lucretius:
127Letters (pt. 2)
19The Life and Work of Lucretius
128Letters (pt. 3)
20On the Nature of Things (pt. 1)
129Letters (pt. 4)
21On the Nature of Things (pt. 2)
130Letters (pt. 5)
22On the Nature of Things (pt. 3)
131Tacitus:
23On the Nature of Things (pt. 4)
132The Life and Work of Tacitus
24Julius Caesar:
133The Annals (pt. 1)
25The Life and Work of Julius Caesar
134The Annals (pt. 2)
26The Civil War (pt. 1)
135The Annals (pt. 3)
27The Civil War (pt. 2)
136The Annals (pt. 4)
28The Civil War (pt. 3)
137The Annals (pt. 5)
29Sallust:
138The Annals (pt. 6)
30The Life and Work of Sallust
139The Annals (pt. 7)
31History of Catiline’s Conspiracy
140Quintilian:
32Cicero:
141The Life and Work of Quintilian
33The Life and Work of Cicero
142Institutio Oratoria (pt. 1)
34De Oratore (pt. 1)
143Institutio Oratoria (pt. 2)
35De Oratore (pt. 2)
144Institutio Oratoria (pt. 3)
36De Oratore (pt. 3)
145Institutio Oratoria (pt. 4)
37De Oratore (pt. 4)
146Institutio Oratoria (pt. 5)
38De Oratore (pt. 5)
147Institutio Oratoria (pt. 6)
39Brutus (pt. 1)
148Institutio Oratoria (pt. 7)
40Brutus (pt. 2)
149Institutio Oratoria (pt. 8)
41Brutus (pt. 3)
150Institutio Oratoria (pt. 9)
42Brutus (pt. 4)
151Institutio Oratoria (pt. 10)
43Horace:
152Institutio Oratoria (pt. 11)
44The Life and Work of Horace
153Institutio Oratoria (pt. 12)
45The Odes (pt. 1)
154Institutio Oratoria (pt. 13)
46The Odes (pt. 2)
155Institutio Oratoria (pt. 14)
47The Epodes
156Institutio Oratoria (pt. 15)
48The Satires (pt. 1)
157Juvenal:
49The Satires (pt. 2)
158The Life and Work of Juvenal
50The Epistles
159Satires (pt. 1)
51The Art of Poetry
160Satires (pt. 2)
52Virgil:
161Satires (pt. 3)
53The Life and Work of Virgil
162Satires (pt. 4)
54The Aeneid (pt. 1)
163Suetonius:
55The Aeneid (pt. 2)
164The Life and Work of Suetonius
56The Aeneid (pt. 3)
165The Twelve Caesars (pt. 1)
57The Aeneid (pt. 4)
166The Twelve Caesars (pt. 2)
58The Aeneid (pt. 5)
167The Twelve Caesars (pt. 3)
59The Georgics
168The Twelve Caesars (pt. 4)
60Tibullus:
169The Twelve Caesars (pt. 5)
61The Life and Work of Tibullus
170The Twelve Caesars (pt. 6)
62Elegies
171Apuleius:
63Propertius:
172The Life and Work of Apuleius
64The Life and Work of Propertius
173The Metamorphoses (pt. 1)
65Elegies (pt. 1)
174The Metamorphoses (pt. 2)
66Elegies (pt. 2)
175The Metamorphoses (pt. 3)
67Cornelius Nepos:
176The Metamorphoses (pt. 4)
68The Life and Work of Cornelius Nepos
177Ammianus Marcellinus:
69Lives of Eminent Commanders (pt. 1)
178The Life and Work of Ammianus Marcellinus
70Lives of Eminent Commanders (pt. 2)
179The Roman History (pt. 1)
71Lives of Eminent Commanders (pt. 3)
180The Roman History (pt. 2)
72Ovid:
181The Roman History (pt. 3)
73The Life and Work of Ovid
182The Roman History (pt. 4)
74The Metamorphoses (pt. 1)
183The Roman History (pt. 5)
75The Metamorphoses (pt. 2)
184The Roman History (pt. 6)
76The Metamorphoses (pt. 3)
185The Roman History (pt. 7)
77The Metamorphoses (pt. 4)
186The Roman History (pt. 8)
78The Metamorphoses (pt. 5)
187The Roman History (pt. 9)
79The Metamorphoses (pt. 6)
188The Roman History (pt. 10)
80The Metamorphoses (pt. 7)
189The Roman History (pt. 11)
81The Metamorphoses (pt. 8)
190Saint Augustine of Hippo:
82The Metamorphoses (pt. 9)
191The Life and Work of Saint Augustine of Hippo
83The Metamorphoses (pt. 10)
192The Confessions (pt. 1)
84The Metamorphoses (pt. 11)
193The Confessions (pt. 2)
85The Metamorphoses (pt. 12)
194The Confessions (pt. 3)
86Augustus:
195The Confessions (pt. 4)
87The Life and Work of Augustus
196The Confessions (pt. 5)
88Lucius Annaeus Seneca:
197Claudian:
89The Life and Work of Seneca
198The Life and Work of Claudian
90Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 1)
199Against Eutropius
91Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 2)
200Boethius:
92Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 3)
201The Life and Work of Boethius
93Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 4)
202The Consolation of Philosophy (pt. 1)
94Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 5)
203The Consolation of Philosophy (pt. 2)
95Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 6)
204Plutarch:
96Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 7)
205The Life and Work of Plutarch
97Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 8)
206The Rise and Fall of Roman Supremacy:
98Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 9)
207Romulus
99Moral Letters to Lucilius (pt. 10)
208Poplicola
100Lucan:
209Camillus
101The Life and Work of Lucan
210Marcus Cato
102On the Civil War (pt. 1)
211Lucullus
103On the Civil War (pt. 2)
212Fabius
104On the Civil War (pt. 3)
213Crassus
105On the Civil War (pt. 4)
214Coriolanus
106Persius:
215Cato the Younger (pt. 1)
107The Life and Work of Persius
216Cato the Younger (pt. 2)
108Satires (Persius) (pt. 1)
217Cicero
109Satires (Persius) (pt. 2)