Valerius Maximus

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Valerius Maximus was a 1st-century AD Roman writer best known for his work "Factorum et Dictorum Memorabilium," a collection of memorable deeds and sayings used as a moral and rhetorical source.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin prose author
ancient Roman writer
moralist
rhetorical exempla compiler
activeDuringReignOf Tiberius NERFINISHED
associatedWith Roman moral tradition
Roman rhetorical education
citizenship Roman Empire
culture Roman
dedicatedWorkTo Tiberius NERFINISHED
era Classical antiquity
floruit 1st century AD
Tiberian era
focusOfWork exemplary deeds of Romans
exemplary deeds of non-Romans
gender male
genre exempla literature
moral anthology
rhetorical handbook
historicalValue evidence for Tiberian ideology
source for lost earlier authors
influenced Renaissance humanists NERFINISHED
later Latin rhetoricians
medieval moralists
language Latin
literaryForm prose
literaryStyle moralizing
rhetorical
nationality Roman
notableWork Factorum et Dictorum Memorabilium NERFINISHED
occupation rhetorician
writer
preservedIn medieval manuscripts
subjectOfWriting Roman history
exemplary anecdotes
moral examples
oratory
timePeriod Julio-Claudian period NERFINISHED
early Roman Empire
titleOfWorkInEnglish Memorable Deeds and Sayings NERFINISHED
usedAs moral sourcebook
school text in antiquity
source of rhetorical exempla
work Factorum et Dictorum Memorabilium NERFINISHED
workStructure arranged by thematic books and chapters

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Antistia historicalSource Valerius Maximus
Publius Claudius Pulcher historicalSource Valerius Maximus
Melania the Elder spouse Valerius Maximus