form of his satires (see for instance i. 5 and ii. 2), in the topic which he treats of, and the class of social vices and the types of character which he satirizes. Editions of the fragments Dousa, F: Leiden (1597), 2nd edition Amsterdam (1661) Marx, F: C. Lucili Carminum Reliquiae (Teubner, Leipzig) vol. I Prolegomena and Text (1904) vol. II Commentary (1905) The best and standard edition from its appearance and still a century later Loeb Classical Library (L329, 1938), Remains of Old Latin, vol.III: Lucilius, The Twelve Tables, edited with Latin text and English translation by E. H. Warmington. References Sources Ancient sources Stangl, Thomas: Ciceronis Orationum Scholiastae: Asconius. Scholia Bobiensia. Scholia Pseudoasconii Sangallensia. Scholia Cluniacensia et recentiora Ambrosiana ac Vaticana. Scholia Lugdunensia sive Gronoviana et eorum excerpta Lugdunensia (Vienna, 1912; reprinted Georg Olms, Hildesheim, 1964) Asconius. Caesar Giarratano (ed.) Q. Asconii Pediani Commentarii (Rome, 1920; reprinted Adolf M. Hakkert, Amsterdam, 1967) Modern works Cichorius, C: Untersuchungen zu Lucilius (Berlin, 1908). Christes, J: "Lucilius. Ein Bericht über die Forschung seit F. MARX (1904/5)", in H.Temporini (ed.) ANRW I.2 (1972), 1182–1239. Krenkel, W A: "Zur Biographie des Lucilius", in H. Temporini (ed.) ANRW I.2 (1972), 1240–1259. Gruen, Erich S: Culture and National Identity in Republican Rome (Cornell University Press, 1992), especially chapter 7: "Lucilius and the Contemporary Scene", pp. 272–317. External links 2nd-century BC births 103 BC deaths 2nd-century BC Romans 2nd-century BC writers Gaius Old Latin-language writers People from the Province of Caserta Ancient Roman satirists Year of birth unknown