Lucilius

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Lucilius was an early Roman satirist, often regarded as the founder of Roman verse satire and a major influence on later satirists like Juvenal.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman poet
Roman satirist
ancient Roman
person
associatedWith Scipionic Circle NERFINISHED
birthPlace Campania NERFINISHED
Suessa Aurunca NERFINISHED
citizenship Roman Republic
considered founder of Roman verse satire
dateOfBirth 2nd century BC
dateOfDeath 2nd century BC
era Roman Republic NERFINISHED
friendOf Scipio Aemilianus NERFINISHED
fullName Gaius Lucilius NERFINISHED
genre satire
verse satire
givenName Gaius NERFINISHED
influenced Horace NERFINISHED
Juvenal NERFINISHED
Persius NERFINISHED
development of Latin literary satire
later Roman satirists
influencedGenre European satirical tradition
knownFor founding Roman verse satire
innovative use of hexameter in satire
language Latin
movement Roman satire
nationality Roman
notableWork Satires NERFINISHED
occupation poet
satirist
praisedBy Horace NERFINISHED
Juvenal NERFINISHED
Quintilian NERFINISHED
styleCharacteristic colloquial language
personal invective
social and political criticism
subjectOf classical philology research
usedMetre dactylic hexameter
worksStatus survives in fragments
wroteAbout Roman society
morals and everyday life
politics of the Roman Republic

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Juvenal influencedBy Lucilius
Satires literaryInfluence Lucilius
Scipionic Circle hasMember Lucilius