D. Junii Juvenalis Saturarum Libri V. Mit Erklärenden Anmerkungen, Volumes 1-2

This is a scholarly edition of the complete satires of Juvenal, D. Junii Juvenalis Saturarum Libri V, presented in two volumes. The text is in Latin and includes extensive explanatory notes. This edition, prepared by Gustav Eskuche, Georg G?tz, and Franz B?1/4cheler, offers valuable insights into Juvenal's work.

Juvenal was a Roman poet active in the late 1st and early 2nd century AD, known for his biting and satirical observations on Roman society. His satires provide a vivid and often critical portrayal of the social, political, and moral issues of his time. This edition will be of great interest to scholars and students of Latin literature, Roman history, and classical studies.

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