Alex Dressler is Professor of Classics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His published works include Personification and the Feminine in Roman Philosophy and articles on Latin literature of all genres and periods, including Roman drama, the ancient novel, epic, epistolography, and lyric poetry, on a wide range of topics, ranging from gender and class to aesthetics and phenomenology.

"...This volume can be recommended as an accessible introduction to Paulinus/Ausonius for the newcomer, a useful resource for the researcher, an incisive contribution to scholarship, and a poetic translation of precision and beauty." - Bryn Mawr Classical Review

• 1. Introduction; 2. The Earlier Letters; 3. The Principal Correspondence; 4. Selections From the Poems of Paulinus; 5. Comments: The Earlier Letters; 6. Comments: The Principal Correspondence; 7. Comments: Selections From the Poems of Paulinus.

Alex Dressler is Professor of Classics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His published works include Personification and the Feminine in Roman Philosophy and articles on Latin literature of all genres and periods, including Roman drama, the ancient novel, epic, epistolography, and lyric poetry, on a wide range of topics, ranging from gender and class to aesthetics and phenomenology.

"...This volume can be recommended as an accessible introduction to Paulinus/Ausonius for the newcomer, a useful resource for the researcher, an incisive contribution to scholarship, and a poetic translation of precision and beauty." - Bryn Mawr Classical Review

• 1. Introduction; 2. The Earlier Letters; 3. The Principal Correspondence; 4. Selections From the Poems of Paulinus; 5. Comments: The Earlier Letters; 6. Comments: The Principal Correspondence; 7. Comments: Selections From the Poems of Paulinus.

Alex Dressler is Professor of Classics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His published works include Personification and the Feminine in Roman Philosophy and articles on Latin literature of all genres and periods, including Roman drama, the ancient novel, epic, epistolography, and lyric poetry, on a wide range of topics, ranging from gender and class to aesthetics and phenomenology.

"...This volume can be recommended as an accessible introduction to Paulinus/Ausonius for the newcomer, a useful resource for the researcher, an incisive contribution to scholarship, and a poetic translation of precision and beauty." - Bryn Mawr Classical Review

• 1. Introduction; 2. The Earlier Letters; 3. The Principal Correspondence; 4. Selections From the Poems of Paulinus; 5. Comments: The Earlier Letters; 6. Comments: The Principal Correspondence; 7. Comments: Selections From the Poems of Paulinus.