New Surveys in the Classics are annual supplements to the journal Greece & Rome, published by OUP on behalf of the Classical Association. Each New Survey takes a systematic look at a larger theme in classical art and society, offering an accessible overview suitable for the general reader as well as the student. In this issue Susan H. Braund surveys Roman verse satire from its origins to its apogee in the work of Lucilias, Horace, Persius, and Juvenal.