The Odes and Epodes of Horace

Actium addressed adopted Antony Apollo appears Apulia Apulo Archytas Augustus Bacchus battle battle of Actium beauty Book brows Canidia Carthage commentators conjecture critics Cruquius death Diana Dillenburger divine earth epithet EPODE Estré Fate father Faunus favour fierce Fortune Glycera gods Greek Grosphus heaven honours Horace Horace's Iccius interpretation Jove Julius Cæsar Juno king Laomedon lines Lydia lyre lyrical Macleane observes Mæcenas means Mede Mercury metre Munro Muse nought o'er ocean ode Horace Orelli Panthous Parthian poem poet poetic poetry Pompeius praise race reference render rich Ritter Roman Rome Rome's Sabine sacred says scholiasts seems sense Sextus Pompeius sing song speaks stanza Suetonius supposed supposition sweet Tarentum taste Telephus temples thee thine thou thrice Tibur tion translation triumph Troy Tyndaris Valgius Varus Venus verse Virgil virtue wild winds wine word written Yonge young youth