Sexdecim Satirae: Ad Codices Parisinos Recensitae Cum Interpret. Lat. Lectionum Varietate Notis Rupertianis Excursibus Et Indice ... Additamenta; Volu (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781278207513)

This is Volume 2 of "Sexdecim Satirae," a compilation of sixteen satires by the Roman poet Juvenal. Recensited to the Parisian Codes, this edition includes Latin interpretations, variant readings, Rupertian notes, excursuses, and indexes, along with supplementary material. Juvenal's satires offer a critical and often humorous perspective on Roman society, providing invaluable insights into the morals, customs, and political landscape of the Roman Empire. This edition, edited by Decimus Iunius Iuvenalis and Nicolas E. Lemaire, is a scholarly resource for students and enthusiasts of classical literature and Roman history, presenting the original Latin text alongside helpful annotations and interpretations.

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