Who was the poet laureate of ancient Rome?

The so-called poet laureate is the highest achievement of writing poems in Latin. If you want to participate in the evaluation, you must first write poems in Latin.

Virgil, the greatest poet in ancient Rome, once won the title of "Poet Laureate".

Dante, the greatest poet in Italy (capital Rome) at the end of the Middle Ages, won this title.

Dante's disciple Petrarch and his teacher also won the title.

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Laurel refers to a hat made of laurel branches and leaves, which was awarded by the ancient Greeks to poets or winners of competitions. According to custom, laurel is a glorious title.

The most famous poet laureate in ancient Rome was Virgil.