the golden age

or golden age of latin literature

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Under Augustus, art and literature flourished. It is called the Golden Age of Roman literature.

Virgil is considered to be Rome's greatest scholar during the Golden Age of literature. He is best known for his epic poem "The Aeneid," which is considered one of the greatest works of Latin literature.

No emperor is known as golden age of ancient Rome. An emperor is a person, not an age. The term golden age of Latin literature refers to a period considered to be the age of the best Latin literature. It is subdivided into two sub-ages: the Ciceronian Age (named after the great writer and orator Cicero, 83-43 BC) during the Late Republic and the Augustan Age, named after Augustus, the first Roman emperor, (reigned 27 BC-14 AD), which ended four years after the death of Augustus, with the death of Ovid (in 18 AD,) one of the three canonical poets of Latin literature (the other two were Virgil and Horace).

It was not the golden age of Rome. it was the golden age of Roman literature, which, in turn is subdivided into the Age of Cicero and the Augustan Age. Therefore, the emperor associated with the second part of this golden age was Augustus.