Augustan poetry

Target entity: Augustan poetry
Context triple: [deification of Julius Caesar, documentedIn, Augustan poetry]

• A. Augustan literature
  Augustan literature is a period of early 18th-century British writing characterized by satirical, neoclassical works that emphasized reason, order, and social commentary.
• B. Hellenistic poetry
  Hellenistic poetry is a body of Greek literature from the post-Classical period characterized by learned allusion, refined style, and innovative approaches to traditional myth and genre.
• C. Horatian corpus
  The Horatian corpus is the collected body of poetic works by the Roman poet Horace, including his Odes, Satires, Epodes, and Epistles.
• D. Ovidian corpus
  The Ovidian corpus is the collective body of works by the Roman poet Ovid, including his love elegies, mythological narratives, and didactic poems that profoundly influenced Western literature.
• E. Byzantine poetry
  Byzantine poetry is the body of verse composed in the Byzantine Empire, blending classical Greek literary traditions with Christian themes and medieval Greek language.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Augustan poetry
Target entity description: Augustan poetry is a body of Latin literature from the reign of Augustus that celebrates the new imperial order, often blending political propaganda with sophisticated artistry and themes of divine authority and renewal.

• A. Augustan literature
  Augustan literature is a period of early 18th-century British writing characterized by satirical, neoclassical works that emphasized reason, order, and social commentary.
• B. Hellenistic poetry
  Hellenistic poetry is a body of Greek literature from the post-Classical period characterized by learned allusion, refined style, and innovative approaches to traditional myth and genre.
• C. Horatian corpus
  The Horatian corpus is the collected body of poetic works by the Roman poet Horace, including his Odes, Satires, Epodes, and Epistles.
• D. Ovidian corpus
  The Ovidian corpus is the collective body of works by the Roman poet Ovid, including his love elegies, mythological narratives, and didactic poems that profoundly influenced Western literature.
• E. Byzantine poetry
  Byzantine poetry is the body of verse composed in the Byzantine Empire, blending classical Greek literary traditions with Christian themes and medieval Greek language.
• F. None of above. chosen