Horace and Greek Lyric Poetry

Aeschylus aesthetic Alcaeus Anacreon ancient Apollo appears archaic Archilochus associated Augustus becomes beginning brings Callimachus choral Cicero Classics close comedy comparison concerning context contrast criticism culture describes discussion drinking epigram Epistles Epodes example fact Feeney Fraenkel fragment function future genre give Greek Hipponax Horace Horace’s Horatian iamb iambic imagine important instance interest interpretation language Latin lines literary literature lyre lyric meaning motion Muses narrator nature Nereus Odes offers origins parallel Paris passage past performance Pindaric Plautus play poem poet poetic poetry political position present prophecy Pythian question reader reading reference relation represents restriction rhetoric ritual role Roman Sappho seems sense setting shows similar social song space speaker specific speech stanza suggest sympotic takes tradition turns Virgil wine writing σύγκρισις