Horace & His PoetryAMS Press, 1971 - 140 strán (strany) |
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... natural course , however , under the ripening influence of in- creasing prosperity . In the circle of Mæcenas Horace had found the friendship and encourage- ment which his nature craved . Friendship was to him a sacred thing : Nil ego ...
... natural course , however , under the ripening influence of in- creasing prosperity . In the circle of Mæcenas Horace had found the friendship and encourage- ment which his nature craved . Friendship was to him a sacred thing : Nil ego ...
Strana 63
John Bisset Chapman. a rare insight into human nature , he felt his own weaknesses , and was consequently lenient with the failings of others . He was a thorough believer in the doctrine that a friend should bear his friend's infirmities ...
John Bisset Chapman. a rare insight into human nature , he felt his own weaknesses , and was consequently lenient with the failings of others . He was a thorough believer in the doctrine that a friend should bear his friend's infirmities ...
Strana 90
... natural bent . Thus the later satires are marked not only by an extraordinary command of rhythm and language , but by kindliness , humour , and an insight into human nature attained only by the greatest of poets . XV HE decade which ...
... natural bent . Thus the later satires are marked not only by an extraordinary command of rhythm and language , but by kindliness , humour , and an insight into human nature attained only by the greatest of poets . XV HE decade which ...
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Historical introduction fall of Roman | 11 |
The Sabine farm 34 B C | 69 |
Antony v Cæsar 3630 B C Actium | 78 |
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addressed afterwards Agrippa already amico Antony appeared atque Augustus become brought Brutus Cæsar character consul continued death describe early East Emperor Epistles Epode expression father forces friends given hæc hand Horace Horace's illi interest Italy later least literature lived lyric Mæcenas marked master MICHIGAN mihi mind nature neque never nunc Octavianus Odes omnes passed pater peace perhaps Philippi poem poet poet's poetry Pompeius practical quæ quam quid quis quod quoted ready reference Roman Rome Satires says Senate simul sive tibi Triumvirate Vergil verse victory virtus writer written young youth