Roman literature

Roman literature encompasses the written works produced by ancient Roman authors, reflecting their culture, history, philosophy, and society. It includes poetry, such as Virgil's *Aeneid*, historical writings like Livy's *History of Rome*, and philosophical texts from figures like Cicero and Seneca. These works often combine elegance with practical insights, influencing Western literary and intellectual traditions. Roman literature evolved from early Latin texts to sophisticated masterpieces that explore themes of heroism, duty, morality, and politics, offering a rich understanding of ancient Roman life and values.