Juvenal: Satires Book I

Explore the wit and sharp critique of Roman society in Juvenal: Satires Book I by the renowned satirist Juvenal. Published in 1996, this comprehensive volume spans 332 pages and offers readers an insightful commentary on Juvenal's first book of satires. Authored by Susanna Morton Braund, this edition situates Juvenal within the rich tradition of satire, highlighting his unique ability to craft an indignant voice that speaks in the 'grand style'.

With detailed essays accompanying each poem, this book provides the first integrated reading of these Satires, presenting them as a cohesive and organic structure. Ideal for enthusiasts of ancient literature and those interested in the dynamics of Roman culture, this work is a must-have for anyone looking to delve deeper into the world of Latin verse satire.

Discover the brilliance of Juvenal and the timeless relevance of his observations on society, making this book an essential addition to your literary collection.