The Date and Author of the Satyricon, Svesci 16-19

allusions Antonine Arbiter of Elegance argued Bagnani Bagnani's argument Beck Brugnoli Burman Burman's editions Caesar's Campania Cena century A.D. chapters cited Claudius Cluvius cognomen Collignon consul consular consulship contemporary Crum echoes emperor Encolpius Epistles Eumolpus evidence Fire of Rome freedmen Friedländer Gaius Gaselee Goldast Heinsius Iannelli implies Lactantius Latin Latomus lex Petronia literary Lucan Lucan's Pharsalia Maiuri Marmorale's Martial mention Müller Nero Nero's reign Neronian Neronian circle Neronian date Niger notes parallels Paratore passages Petron Pétrone Petronius Arbiter Petronius knew Petronius Niger Petronius wrote Phars Pharsalia phrase PIR¹ Pithoeus Plin Pliny poem Pomponius Secundus possible praenomen probably Puteoli reference Révay Roman Rome Salas satire Satyricon Satyricon was written Schnur scholars Second Sophistic Seneca slaves speech Stoic Studer style Suet Tacitus TAPA Terentianus Maurus Traguriensis Trimalchio vulgar younger Seneca