Roman author

A Roman author is a writer who lived in ancient Rome or wrote about Roman themes and culture. They created works in various genres, such as poetry, history, philosophy, and rhetoric, shaping the literary and intellectual traditions of their time. Notable Roman authors include Virgil, who wrote the Aeneid; Cicero, famous for his speeches and essays; and Livy, known for his history of Rome. Their writings provide valuable insights into Roman society, politics, and values, and many have influenced Western literature and thought for centuries.