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Our next chat will be on November 21, and we will discuss Juvenal's Satires (Oxford World's Classics). The Satires may also be read as Google Book, in an 1806 editions. (Requires a free Google account).
Here is a nice Wikipedia site (as usual, handle with care).
Background:
The Cambridge Companion to Roman Satire
(Bryn Mawr Review)
More to come . . .
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