Horace: A Study in Structure

Albius Alcaeus alcaic amatory Amores anaphora Apollo appears Augustan Augustan Poetry Augustus Bacchus Callimachean Callimachus carmina Catullus Chloe Cleopatra close Commager correspondence of Odes corresponding poems counterpart Cura deities Eclogues Enipeus epic Epodes escape from death Faunus feature figure final Fraenkel function Glycera goddess Horace Horace's Horace's poetry Horaz Hymn important ingenium inner-ring inspiration interlocking ring interlocking-ring structure interpretation Lalage lover Lyde Lydia lyre lyric Maecenas mathematical symmetry Mercury meter metrical motif Muse Mystes neoteric Nisbet-Hubbard non-corresponding poems non-structural notion Number of lines numerical pattern occurs Octavian Odes I-III otium outer-ring poems Ovid pair parallel poet poet's poetic poetry-books Praeteritio prayer preceding Propertius recusatio relationship between Odes ring arrangement ring structure ring-composition structure role Roman Odes Rome sapphic second poem stanza structural poems structure of Odes suggested symbolic symposium thematic bond thematic subpattern theme Tibullus tion two-to-two Venus verbal clue Vergil verses wine