Martial

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Martial was a prominent Roman poet of the Silver Age renowned for his sharp, epigrammatic verses that satirized everyday life and society in ancient Rome.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin-language writer
Silver Age Latin author
ancient Roman poet
person
poet
associatedWith Rome NERFINISHED
birthPlace Bilbilis NERFINISHED
Hispania Tarraconensis NERFINISHED
Roman Hispania NERFINISHED
citizenship Roman Empire
contemporaryOf Domitian NERFINISHED
Nerva NERFINISHED
Trajan NERFINISHED
culture Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
ethnicOrigin Hispano-Roman NERFINISHED
familyName Martialis NERFINISHED
Valerius NERFINISHED
floruit 1st century AD
fullName Marcus Valerius Martialis NERFINISHED
genre epigram
satire
givenName Marcus NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod early Roman Empire
influenced Renaissance humanist poets
later European epigrammatists
knownFor depictions of everyday life in ancient Rome
epigrammatic poetry
satire of Roman society
language Latin
literaryForm short epigrammatic poems
movement Silver Age of Latin literature NERFINISHED
notableWork Epigrams NERFINISHED
occupation poet
writer
residence Rome
subjectMatter Roman customs
personal invective
social satire
urban life
usesMeter elegiac couplet
various lyric meters
workCount 12 books of epigrams
writingStyle concise
realistic depiction of everyday life
satirical
witty

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