Horace stands as the preeminent Roman lyric poet of the Augustan age. His verse is celebrated for its masterful language, subtle irony, and profound understanding of human nature. Through his poetry, he explored themes of friendship, love, the transience of life, and the pursuit of inner tranquility. His influential work, a cornerstone of European literature, continues to be cherished for its timeless quality and elegant expression.
Step back in time to the ancient world of Rome with these two classic works by Horace. In "Q. Horati Flacci: Sermones" and "The Satires of Horace," readers will experience the timeless wisdom and humor that have made these works enduring favorites for centuries.
A classic collection of poetry by the Roman poet Horace, with helpful English-language annotations. Horace's elegant and witty verse is a pleasure to read, and these notes will deepen readers' appreciation and understanding of his work.
This edition of Horace's Epistles Book 2 and Epistola ad Pisones offers a comprehensive Latin text that reflects the latest scholarship on this important work. With detailed annotations and commentary, this book provides a valuable resource for scholars and students of Latin literature. It also offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of Augustan Rome, with its complex social and political hierarchies and its thriving literary culture.
Quinti Horatii Flacci Opera Omnia is a comprehensive collection of poems by the Roman poet Horace, presented with commentary by E.C. Wickham. These works are a window into the world of ancient Rome, providing insights into the culture, society, and literature of the time. This book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in classical literature or the history of ancient Rome.
In this classic translation of Horace's works, T. Creech brings to life the poetry of ancient Rome. From odes to the gods to witty satires on the follies of humanity, Horace's verse is as relevant today as it was two thousand years ago. This edition, while missing two frontispieces, remains a valuable addition to any lover of classical literature's library.
A collection of poems by the Roman poet Horace, presented in a new English translation with insightful commentary
This elegant translation of the classic Latin poems of Horace captures the wit, wisdom, and lyricism of the original text while preserving its metrical structure and rhyme scheme. From his odes to wine, love, and the joys of country life to his meditations on the passing of time and the mystery of death, Horace's poetry speaks across the centuries to readers who appreciate the beauty and power of language. With its crisp and imaginative renderings of the original, this book is a gem of literary translation.
The guide offers an in-depth exploration of Horace's Odes, featuring an interlineal translation that breaks down each verse word-by-word. This approach enhances readers' understanding of Horace's language and style. Additionally, extensive notes provide valuable insights into the cultural and historical context of the poems, making it an indispensable resource for students and educators alike.