

Episode 42: The Beginnings of Roman Literature
8 snips Sep 17, 2017
Dive into the origins of Roman literature and how it evolved from Greek traditions, setting the stage for the Age of Cicero. Explore the cultural exchange between Greece and Rome, Livyus Andronicus's impact on Roman literature, and the survival of Plautus and Terence's works. Discover the art of melody, harmony, and counterpoint in music, as well as Rome-themed musical silliness and historical puns.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Exploring the Origins of Roman Literature
03:24 • 16min
Cultural Exchange: Greek Influence on Rome
19:25 • 28min
Livyus Andronicus: Transforming Roman Literature
46:58 • 17min
Exploring the Survival of Plautus and Terence's Works
01:04:14 • 26min
Exploring Melody, Harmony, and Counterpoint in Music
01:30:44 • 2min
Musical Modes and Tibias in Ancient Greece and Rome
01:32:17 • 14min
Rome-Themed Musical Silliness and Historical Puns
01:46:42 • 3min