D. Junii Juvenalis Satirae (1819)

The collection features sixteen satirical poems by the Roman poet Juvenal, sharply critiquing the morals and lifestyle of Romans, particularly the elite. Through a biting and incisive style, he exposes the vices and corruption prevalent in his time. Originally published in the second century AD, this work remains highly readable and influential today. The reprint aims to preserve this culturally significant literature, ensuring it remains accessible in a modern format, despite potential imperfections from its antiquarian origins.