Satires, Epistles, And Odes Of Quientus Horatius Flaccus (1869)

Witty critiques of Roman society come alive in this collection of satires, while personal reflections are explored in the epistles. The lyrical odes celebrate life's joys and nature's beauty, showcasing Horace's elegant style and clever wordplay. Accompanied by an introduction that contextualizes his life and work, along with helpful notes on historical and cultural references, this collection is essential for enthusiasts of classical literature and poetry. It is a facsimile reprint that preserves the significance of Horace's contributions to literature.