Varius Rufus

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Varius Rufus was a prominent Roman poet of the Augustan era, known especially for his now-lost epic and tragic works and his association with literary figures like Virgil and Horace.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Augustan poet
Roman poet
ancient Roman person
associatedWith Augustus NERFINISHED
Horace NERFINISHED
Maecenas NERFINISHED
Virgil NERFINISHED
contemporaryOf Horace NERFINISHED
Virgil NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
culture Roman
floruit 1st century BCE
genre epic poetry
tragedy
hasLostWork epic poems
tragic plays
influenced Roman tragic tradition
influencedBy Hellenistic poetry
earlier Roman epic poets
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
literaryCircle Maecenas' circle
mentionedIn Horace's Epistles NERFINISHED
Horace's Satires NERFINISHED
movement Augustan literature NERFINISHED
notableFor epic poetry
friendship with Horace
friendship with Virgil
tragic drama
notableWork Thyestes NERFINISHED
occupation dramatist
epic poet
poet
patron Augustus NERFINISHED
Maecenas NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
timePeriod early Roman Empire
late Roman Republic NERFINISHED
workPeriod Augustan age NERFINISHED

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Augustan age hasMainRepresentative Varius Rufus
Maecenas supportedArtist Varius Rufus