Rogare longo putidan te paeculo
Vöris quid enervet meas!

Cum sit tibi dens ater et rugis retus
Fronten senectus exaret, &
Jbietyne terfies inter aridas nates
Podex velut crudae bovis ?

Sed incitat me pectus et mammmar peit
Equina quades abera,

enterque mollis et forma tumentit

Maile suris additums!

lecto beata furrus atque imaginee
Qucant Triumphaks tuum,
Chee sit marita quae patrondinibus
Onusta bacis ambulet;
Anid, quod libelli Stoici unter seriers
Cacere putrillos amant;

Pacliterati une minus nervi rigent,
Mimmos lanquet fascismen?
Cuod ut persports proveries ab ingruent

Ore adlaborandum est tibi.

CHASE AND STUART'S CLASSICAL SERIES.

THE

WORKS OF HORACE.

Edited, with Explanatory Notes,

BY

THOMAS CHASE, Α.Μ.,

PROFESSOR IN HAVERFORD COLLEGE.

Lyricorum Horatius fere solus legi dignus; nam et insurgit aliquando
et plenus est jucunditatis et gratiae, et variis figuris et verbis felicissime
audax. - QUINTIL.

Third Edition.

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