Titus Lucretius Carus was a roman poet and philosopher who acted during the antique period and followed the work of Democritus and Epicurus. His most famous work is a philospohical poet De rerum natura which is a didacitc work that explains principles and philosophy of epicureanism. The translation on croatian language is: O prirodi stvari. His work points out initimate knowledge of the luxurious lifestyle in Rome. The love that Lucretius shows towards the not so urban areas referes to the speculation that he was visiting those locations which is pointed out in some of his arguments. It is believed that he was an educated citizen because of his outstanding knowledge and the fact that he mastered latin and greek language, its literature and philosophy. His poem presents the ideas of epicureanism which also include atomism and cosmology. He was the first poet that introduced epicureanism philsophy to not just the romans but also to varriety of nations of readers. The poem was written in 7380 dactylic hexamteres, it is divided into six books that don't have a title and it shows the research of epicureanism physics through extensive poetic language and metaphors. He also points out his statements about atomism, the nature of mind and soul, explanation of sense and thoughts and development of the world and its phenomenons. Regarding that, he calls out Venus which he describes as a higher force of nature and by that he is guided with happiness and pleasure and not with traditions of roman divinity and religious beliefs of the natural world.