About the book This is a fundamental work, including: Introduction, which examines in detail the life and work of the ancient Roman satirist Decim Junius Juvenal. Latin text of the original satires with parallel translation into Russian. Versions of texts and their critical analysis. Extensive commentary explaining the historical and cultural context of the works. Pointer for ease of navigation on content. The publication is supplemented by a facsimile from the manuscript to Pete, which gives it special value for researchers and collectors. About the author Darius Ilyich Naguevsky (1845-1918) is a well-known Russian classical philologist, professor at the Kazan University. His works on Roman satire, especially the research of Juvenal’s creativity, have received recognition both in Russia and abroad. Among his works: Character and Development of Roman Satire (Riga, 1872) Roman Satire and Juvenal (Mitava, 1879) "The First Satire of Juvenal" (Riga, 1875; 2nd ed. Kazan, 1885) In 1888, Naguevsky published the first volume of Satir Juvenal, which included a study of the poet and his works, as well as the first three satires with detailed comments. Value of publication This publication is not only literary, but also historical value. It will be interesting both for collectors of rare books and for researchers of ancient literature and history. The careful work of Naguevsky makes this book an indispensable source for the in-depth study of the satires of Juvenal.