Aulus Gellius
Aulus Gellius (130-175) was a Roman author and grammarian known for his work 'Attic Nights,' an encyclopedic collection of notes on grammar, philosophy, and literary criticism, which introduced the term 'classic' to denote esteemed literary figures.
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Aulus Gellius was part of the Roman intellectual elite during the time of the Antonines.
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Romania:
Aulus Gellius wrote the Attic Nights, an encyclopedic work that includes discussions of various ideas.
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