The Satires And Epistles Of Horace (1838)

Witty and insightful, this collection of poems by Horace offers sharp commentary on the social and political issues of ancient Rome, addressing topics like the follies of the elite and the value of friendship. Translated by Francis Howes, the work maintains the essence of Horace's original Latin while ensuring accessibility for contemporary readers. Accompanied by detailed notes, it provides context about Horace's life and times. This classic remains influential, appealing to those interested in classical literature, Roman history, and poetry.