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Homer

Archaic Greece, Illias (end of the Trojan war, Achilles, Hector, Agnamenon), Oddysey (Odysseus to Ithaca, Penelope, Telemachus)

Anacreont

Archaic Greece, Anacreontian / drunk man's poetry

Ezop

Archaic Greece, Fables

Sapfo

Archaic Greece, Melics (poetry and music, island Lesbos)

Thespis

Classical Greece, 1st protagonist

Aischylos

Classical Greece, 2nd actor on stage, Oresteia (Orestes, son of Agamemnon)

Sofocles

Classical Greece, King Oidipus (kills his father, marries his mother), Antigone

Euripides

Classical Greece, Iphigenia in Aulis (-> Goethe: Iphigenia on Talidis), Medeia

Aristophanes

Classical Greece, comedies

Herodotos

Classical Greece, History

Demosthenes

Classical Greece, rhetorics, filipics (defenses of Athens against Philip II.), first claimed that rhetorics is not a gift of gods

Socrates

Classical Greece, philosopher, Xantipa

Plato

Classical Greece, philosopher, student of Socrates (The Defense of Socrates), The Consitution, founder of the Academy

Aristotle

Classical Greece, philosopher, student of Plato, most influential, Poetics, Rhetorics, teacher of Alexander the Great

Plautus

Archaic Rome, comedies, Comedy of the Bucket

Cicero

Classical Rome, most influential Roman prosaic, example of classical Latin

Vergilius

Classical Rome, poet, favorite of Augustus, Aeneis (continuation of Illias, perfect Roman)

Horatius

Classical Rome, satire, favorite of Augustus

Seneca

Silver period of Rome, philosopher and poet, teacher of Nero

Arbiter

Silver period of Rome, arbiter of matters of taste

Marcus Aurelius

Decline of Rome, emperor and philopher, Meditations (Dialogs With Oneself)

Saint Augustin (August)

Decline of Rome, patristics (teachings of church fathers)

Ovidius

Classical Rome, poet, Augustus banished him, 3 eras: romantic poetry, mythological poetry (Metamorfoses -> Pygmalion), depressing poetry