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The popularity of Horace , as a writer , is , perhaps , unexampled . Read , recited , and quoted in his own time by all classes , throughout the cheerless period of superstition and analytical dullness which oppressed the middle ages ...
The popularity of Horace , as a writer , is , perhaps , unexampled . Read , recited , and quoted in his own time by all classes , throughout the cheerless period of superstition and analytical dullness which oppressed the middle ages ...
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An ardor of soul attacked me also in blooming youth , and drove me in a rage to the writing of swift - footed iambics . 87 Now I am desirous of exchanging severity for good nature , provided that you will become my friend , after my ...
An ardor of soul attacked me also in blooming youth , and drove me in a rage to the writing of swift - footed iambics . 87 Now I am desirous of exchanging severity for good nature , provided that you will become my friend , after my ...
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Horace , for the most part , dedicates his poems ( and writes them on a subject ) suitable to the virtues and vices of those he addresses them to . So Sat. ix . Book i . Ecce Fuscus Aristius occurrit mihi charus .
Horace , for the most part , dedicates his poems ( and writes them on a subject ) suitable to the virtues and vices of those he addresses them to . So Sat. ix . Book i . Ecce Fuscus Aristius occurrit mihi charus .
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11 Melpomene , one of the muses , who first composed tragedies ; and therefore Horace properly addresses himself to her for assistance in writing a funeral elegy on Quinctilius Varus . See Ode xviii . Watson . 12 Quinctilius .
11 Melpomene , one of the muses , who first composed tragedies ; and therefore Horace properly addresses himself to her for assistance in writing a funeral elegy on Quinctilius Varus . See Ode xviii . Watson . 12 Quinctilius .
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Thus the report , concerning the dictator's intention , might naturally make the people attentive to the actions of his successor ; and their apprehensions might have engaged the poet to write this ode , in which he boldly attempts to ...
Thus the report , concerning the dictator's intention , might naturally make the people attentive to the actions of his successor ; and their apprehensions might have engaged the poet to write this ode , in which he boldly attempts to ...
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able ancient appear arms Augustus bear beauty better body bring Cæsar called carried celebrated character common death delight desire dread DUBL earth expression father follow force fortune FRAN frequently give given gods Greek hand happy head honor Horace hundred Italy Jupiter kind king Latin laws learned less lest live lyre Mæcenas manner master means mind nature never obliged observed once ORELLI Persius person Plautus play poet possessed praise present preserved probably received rich river Roman Rome SATIRE says senate side slaves speaking taken tells temple thee thing thou thousand TORR turn Venus verses virtue WATSON whence whole wind wine write youth
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| Tytuł | The Works of Horace Harper's classical library |
| Autor | Horace |
| Redaktor | Theodore Alois Buckley |
| Przetłumaczona przez | Christopher Smart |
| Wydawca | American Book Company, 1906 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Harvarda |
| W formie cyfrowej | 6 Lut 2018 |
| Liczba stron | 325 |
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