Morally Indignant
Realistic and straightforward
Morally indignant and realistic and strightforward
Subtle and sophisticated
Sophisticated and subtle.
Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.Juvenal is about the most famous Roman satirist, but some of Martial's epigrams rank right up with Juvenal's.
Juvenal was the Roman poet Decimus Iunius Iuvenalis (c. 100-200? AD). His writing was often harsh and upbraiding, or morally indignant, in its treatment of Roman morals and customs. His irreverence for the Roman gods may have succeeded in ensuring the retention of his texts under later Christian hierarchies.
The best Roman satirist were Juvenal, Horace and Petronius. Other good satirists were Lucilius, Ennius and Perseus.
In order from earliest to latest, Juvenal Roman would come first. Then Henry VIII, then Queen Elizabeth I, then John Donne, then Johnathan Swift. Finally T. S. Elliot.
Cicero's writings are philosophical and political in nature, focusing on issues of ethics, government, and rhetoric. Juvenal, on the other hand, is known for his satirical writings that criticize Roman society, particularly the moral decay and corruption he observed. Cicero's works are more formal and structured, while Juvenal's are more blunt and scathing in their criticism.
influenced Alexander pope, sohisticated, and gentle
Your question already contains the answer. A satirist writes satires.
Juvenal's satires were written in poems in dactylic hexameter in accordance with the writings of Lucilius, the originator of Roman satire and following the Roman poetic tradition. The dactylic hexametre (also known as heroic hexametre) is a form of metre (rhythmic scheme) in poetry found in classical epic poetry in both Greek and Latin. It consists of lines made from six ("hexa") feet with a long syllable followed by two short syllables, as determined by syllable weight. In poetry, a metre is the basic rhythmic structure of a verse or lines in verse.
A. Realistic and straghtforward B. Morally indignant C. Subtle D. Sophisticated