Horace’s fourth Book of Odes was published in 13 B.C.1 Ten years had passed since the publication of Odes 1-3. In Epistles 1.1.4 published 7 years before Odes 4 Horace already indicated that for him neither age nor mind was the same (non eadem est aetas, non mens, Epistles 1.1.17) and that a wise person (sanus) would turn the aging horse to pasture (solve senescentem mature sanus equum, Epistles 1.1.8). It is clear then that Horace would have needed some serious inducement to return from that pasture of retirement into the fray of committing himself to writing lyric poetry and especially odes again
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
The vision of Horatian scholars into the nature of Horace\u27s \u27Odes\u27 has for many years been ...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
Horace’s fourth Book of Odes was published in 13 B.C.1 Ten years had passed since the publicat...
Horace’s fourth Book of Odes was published in 13 B.C.1 Ten years had passed since the publication of...
The first book of Odes introduces the reader to a carefully conceivedsequence of poems. This article...
textSince Suetonius, Odes 4 has been the focus of much criticism and apology. Some explanation seems...
Traditionally Horace's Roman Odes have been read as odes expressing what Santirocco has called a "ma...
The artistic principle of contrast is seldom pushed to its limit to the same extent as is done in th...
Horace's sympotic odes dispel two assumptions that have captivated Horatian studies: (1) There is no...
Horace's sympotic odes dispel two assumptions that have captivated Horatian studies: (1) There is no...
In Books 1-3 of the Odes, Horace makes clear a hierarchy of divinity through the structures of lyric...
The vision of Horatian scholars into the nature of Horace\u27s \u27Odes\u27 has for many years been ...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
The vision of Horatian scholars into the nature of Horace\u27s \u27Odes\u27 has for many years been ...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
The vision of Horatian scholars into the nature of Horace\u27s \u27Odes\u27 has for many years been ...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
Horace’s fourth Book of Odes was published in 13 B.C.1 Ten years had passed since the publicat...
Horace’s fourth Book of Odes was published in 13 B.C.1 Ten years had passed since the publication of...
The first book of Odes introduces the reader to a carefully conceivedsequence of poems. This article...
textSince Suetonius, Odes 4 has been the focus of much criticism and apology. Some explanation seems...
Traditionally Horace's Roman Odes have been read as odes expressing what Santirocco has called a "ma...
The artistic principle of contrast is seldom pushed to its limit to the same extent as is done in th...
Horace's sympotic odes dispel two assumptions that have captivated Horatian studies: (1) There is no...
Horace's sympotic odes dispel two assumptions that have captivated Horatian studies: (1) There is no...
In Books 1-3 of the Odes, Horace makes clear a hierarchy of divinity through the structures of lyric...
The vision of Horatian scholars into the nature of Horace\u27s \u27Odes\u27 has for many years been ...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
The vision of Horatian scholars into the nature of Horace\u27s \u27Odes\u27 has for many years been ...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...
The vision of Horatian scholars into the nature of Horace\u27s \u27Odes\u27 has for many years been ...
Few of Horace\u27s Odes have occasioned as little recent critical commentary as his poetic pledge to...