Livy was best known in the Augustan Age for his

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Livy was primarily known for his magnum opus, the History of Rome in 142 books, which covered the period from the mythical founding of Rome to the reign of Emperor Augustus. While he was a contemporary of Virgil, who wrote the Aeneid, and Ovid, who wrote the Metamorphoses, Livy was not primarily known for his epic poetry or mythological tales. Similarly, while satire was a popular literary form in Rome, Livy did not write any notable satires. The Meditations is a work by the Stoic philosopher, Emperor Marcus Aurelius, and was written several decades after Livy's death.

Livy Was Best Known in the Augustan Age for His