Abranches, Cristina, 1963-2024-02-072024-02-072018“Citações da Literatura latina em A Queda dum Anjo”, Revista Portuguesa de Humanidades, XXII, 1-2, 2018, pp. 35-42.978-972-697-305-8978-972-697-306-50874-0321http://hdl.handle.net/10451/62501Able to speak Latin “as his own language” (Castelo Branco 2016: 86), Calisto knew all the great Latin authors. Famous sentences of Horace (Od. II, 19, 2; Epist. I, 7, 44; II, 5, 51), Virgil (Aen. I, 462; II, 774; III, 48; Georg. III, 513), Juvenal (X, 122) and Quintilian (IX, 4, 41; XI, 1, 24; XII, 10, 74) adorn the erudite character’s speech and the narrator’s words about him. The eminent Latinist also quotes Terence (Andria, 194), Pliny the Elder (HN 35, 36), and Suetonius (Titus, 8). The meaning of these quotations is the aim of this paper.porLatin authors quotationsHoraceJuvenalPliny the ElderQuintilianSuetoniusTerenceVirgiljournal article