What are the two predominant themes for authors in the early Empire?
A) Nostalgia for Rome's virtuous past and love that carries the paterfamilias through a happy life
B) Nostalgia for Rome's virtuous past and celebration of Rome's destiny as ruler of a peaceful world
C) Celebration of Rome's destiny as ruler of a peaceful world and love that carries the paterfamilias through a happy life
D) Love for the paterfamilias to remain happy and the destiny for Rome to survive for three thousand years
E) Nostalgia for Rome's virtuous past and the destiny for Rome to survive for three thousand years
B
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