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The 10 pages that link to Roman literature, each with the reason it gives.

• Augustan literatureNarrower topic: Augustan writing forms a particularly influential period within Roman literary history.

• Ancient Greek literatureRelated: Roman authors translated, imitated, and contested Greek literary models.

• Isidore of SevilleNarrower topic: Isidore’s compilations drew extensively on Roman authors and preserved excerpts from their works.

• Jean de La FontaineNarrower topic: Roman poets such as Phaedrus transmitted and reshaped fable material that La Fontaine later reused.

• Quintus Curtius RufusNarrower topic: Curtius’s work belongs to Rome’s literary tradition, despite treating a Macedonian king.

• Aulus GelliusNarrower topic: Gellius assembled and commented on writings from across this tradition.

• De rerum naturaNarrower topic: The poem helped establish philosophical argument as a subject for Latin literature.

• Ancient literatureBroader topic: Roman authors adapted Greek forms while developing literature for their own civic world.

• André ChénierRelated: Roman poets, especially those writing pastoral and elegiac verse, informed his classical practice.

• Culture of ancient RomeNarrower topic: Literary works preserve debates about duty, power, love, and Roman identity.