Petronius

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Petronius was a Roman courtier and satirist, best known as the author of the comic novel *Satyricon*, a major work of the Silver Age of Latin literature.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman
consul
courtier
novel
person
proconsul
satirical work
satirist
allegiance Roman Empire NERFINISHED
associatedWith Campania NERFINISHED
Roman elite culture
bornInCentury 1st century CE
citizenship Roman Empire
culturalDepiction symbol of refined taste
deathCause suicide
diedDuring reign of Nero NERFINISHED
diedInCentury 1st century CE
employer Nero NERFINISHED
floruit 1st century CE
genre comic novel
satire
hasLegacy important source on Roman social life
major figure of Latin satire
hasSubject Roman society
banquets
social climbing
hasWorkInGenre Menippean satire
influenced later European satirists
novel as a literary form
language Latin
languageOfWorkOrName Latin
literaryPeriod Silver Age of Latin literature NERFINISHED
Silver Age of Latin literature NERFINISHED
name Gaius Petronius Arbiter NERFINISHED
notableWork Satyricon NERFINISHED
occupation courtier
politician
satirist
writer
portrayedIn Tacitus' Annals NERFINISHED
positionHeld arbiter elegantiae
courtier of Nero
servedUnder Nero NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic colloquial Latin
mixture of prose and verse
realistic dialogue
vivid characterization

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Imperator Caesar Flavius Petronius Maximus Augustus givenName Petronius
subject surface form: Petronius Maximus
Quo Vadis mainCharacter Petronius
Aristides of Miletus influenced Petronius