The Satires, Epistles, and Art of Poetry of Horace
Horace
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Horace · 26 chapters
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The lawyer lauds the farmer, when a knock disturbs his sleep at crowing of the cock.
Yet she, when winter turns the year to chill, stirs not an inch beyond her mounded hill.
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- PREFACE.Sample
- SATIRE I.
- SATIRE III.
- SATIRE IV.
- SATIRE V.
- SATIRE VI.
- SATIRE VII.
- SATIRE IX.
- SATIRE X.
- HORACE.
- SATIRE II.
- DAMASIPPUS.
- HORACE.
- ULYSSES
- SATIRE VI.
- DAVUS.
- HORACE.
- THE EPISTLES.
- II. TO LOLLIUS.
- IV. TO ALBIUS TIBULLUS
- VI. TO NUMICIUS.
- VII. TO MAECENAS.
- VIII. TO CELSUS ALBINOVANUS.
- X. TO ARISTIUS FUSCUS.
- XI. TO BULLATIUS.
- XIII. TO VINIUS ASELLA.
- XIV. TO HIS BAILIFF.
- XV. TO C. NUMONIUS VALA.
- XVI. TO QUINCTIUS.
- XVII. TO SCAEVA.
- XVIII. TO LOLLIUS.
- XIX. TO MAECENAS.
- XX. TO HIS BOOK.
- I. TO AUGUSTUS.
- II. TO JULIUS FLORUS.
- THE ART OF POETRY.
- NOTES.
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- PAGE 13.
- PAGE 17.
- PAGE 44.
- PAGE 61.
- PAGE 98.
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- PAGE 126.
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