A massive fish fit for only the emperor titles one work in this genre, which is also the form of a poem that claims there is nowhere in Rome for a Roman.
Titles of works in this poetic genre include "The Trade Unions of Flute-Playing Geishas" and "Avarice is not a Family Value." A massive fish fit for only the emperor titles one work in this genre, which is also the form of a poem that claims there is nowhere in Rome for a Roman. The sixth of a collection of sixteen works in this genre originates the phrase "Who watches the watchmen?" This Roman literary genre was epitomized by Horace and Juvenal. For 10 points each, name this genre now most commonly seen in political cartoons and The Onion.
Titles of works in this poetic genre include "The Trade Unions of Flute-Playing Geishas" and "Avarice is not a Family Value."
satires