The prominence of soldiers is discussed in the fragmentary sixteenth and last of these works.
The prominence of soldiers is discussed in the fragmentary sixteenth and last of these works. The fourth addresses the nobility's exemption from the justice system, and the sixth one, spurred by the engagement of (*) Postumus, discusses the shortcomings of women. Written at the same time as Martial's epigrams and displaying a similar attitude, for 10 points— name these wry observations about Roman life by Juvenal.
The prominence of soldiers is discussed in the fragmentary sixteenth and last of these works.
the {Satires}