Satires... presents the enduring work of Juvenal to a French-speaking audience. This edition, carefully curated by Geffroy, offers readers an opportunity to engage with the sharp wit and social commentary that define Juvenal's perspective on ancient Rome. These satires, translated into French, provide insightful observations on the lives and follies of Roman society. From critiques of political corruption to explorations of moral decay, Juvenal's verses remain remarkably relevant, offering a timeless reflection on human nature. This edition preserves the power and artistry of Juvenal's poetry while making it accessible to a new generation of readers.

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