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The 11 pages that link to Livius Andronicus, each with the reason it gives.

• Latin literatureRelated: His Latin translation of Greek epic helped establish literary writing in Rome.

• PlautusRelated: His translations and adaptations preceded Plautus in Roman theatrical culture.

• Roman comedyRelated: His early dramatic work belongs to the beginnings of Roman literary theatre.

• Roman theatreRelated: His performances are associated with the beginnings of Roman literary theatre.

• Roman literatureBroader topic: His translations and plays mark the conventional beginning of Latin literature.

• Roman tragedyRelated: His lost tragedies belong to the genre’s early Latin history, before its surviving Senecan corpus.

• EnniusRelated: His Latin translations and verse preceded the literary culture Ennius helped expand.

• Old LatinRelated: His Latin translation of the Odyssey and staged dramas mark the beginnings of Roman literary tradition.

• Gnaeus NaeviusRelated: He preceded Naevius in adapting Greek drama and epic for Roman audiences.

• PacuviusRelated: His pioneering drama provides an earlier point of comparison for Pacuvius.

• Lucius AcciusRelated: His Latin adaptations helped establish the theatrical tradition in which Accius later worked.