Roman Authors and Their Works

Which of the following quotes was not written by Virgil?

Julius Caesar, exemplified in his Comentarii De Bello Gallico, preferred what style of writing?

After whom was the first part of the Golden Age of Latin literature (70-43 B.C.E.) named?

Which Roman historian is correctly paired with his work?

Which Roman author wrote the passionate love poem, "Vivamus, mea Lesbia, atque amemus"?

Which figure from Ovid's Metamorphoses is correctly paired with his or her transformation? 

What is the second part of Horace's oft-quoted "Carpe diem"?

Who claimed to have created an entirely new literary genre of fictional epistolary poems?

Which statement is not true concerning Marcus Aurelius's Meditations?

How is Petronius's satirical novel, Satyricon, unique when compared to other Latin works?

This fable from Aulus Gellius's Noctes Atticae is often included in Aesop's collection:

Lucan's epic poem Pharsalia, whose title refers to a specific battle, details the war between:

In one of his famous poems, Catullus mourns the death of his lover's pet. What animal is this? 

Which work by the tragic playwright Seneca the Younger was not adapted from a Greek original?

Quick--which Roman author in his Epigrammata does not like Sabidus and is not able to say why?

The earliest Latin literary works to have survived in their entirety, written by Plautus, are:

Why did Virgil want his epic poem The Aeneid to be burned upon his death?

Which quote is from Juvenal's Satires, reflecting the work's comic yet critical expression?

The works of Cato the Elder, Varro, and most importantly Columella discuss practices of Roman:

Which statement is not true concerning De Rerum Natura, a didactic poem written by Lucretius?