The Odes and Epodes of Horace

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1872 - 487 pages

INTRODUCTION	xv

BOOK IV	xxxiv

DEDICATORY ODE TO MÆCENAS	3

THE SHIPAN ALLEGORY	52

INVITATION TO TYNDARIS	64

TO MECENAS	74

TO CHLOË	82

TO VIRGIL ON THE DEATH OF QUINCTILIUS VARUS	84

ON THE SOCIAL CORRUPTION OF THE TIME	240

TO ASTERIA	246

TO MECENAS ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF HORACES	254

NEOBULES SOLILOQUY	268

ON AN OLD WOMAN AFFECTING YOUTH	276

TO FAUNUS	284

TO MY CASK	290

TO PHIDYLE	296

TO LYDIA	86

TO L ÆLIUS LAMIA	88

TO BOON COMPANIONS	90

ARCHYTAS	92

TO ICCIUS	100

VENUS INVOKED TO GLYCERAS FANE	102

PRAYER TO APOLLO	104

TO HIS LYRE	106

TO ALBIUS TIBULLUS	108

TO HIMSELF	110

TO FORTUNE	114

ON NUMIDAS RETURN FROM SPAIN	118

ON THE FALL OF CLEOPATRA	120

TO HIS WINESERVER	124

BOOK II	126

TO C SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS GRANDNEPHEW OF THE HISTORIAN	130

TO Q DELLIUS	134

TO XANTHIAS PHOCEUS	138

TO GABINIUS	140

TO SEPTIMIUS	144

TO POMPEIUS VARUS	148

TO BARINE	152

TO C VALGIUS RUFUS	156

TO LICINIUS	160

TO QUINTIUS HIRPINUS	164

TO MECENAS	166

TO A TREE	170

TO POSTUMUS	174

ON THE IMMODERATE LUXURY OF THE AGE	178

TO POMPEIUS GROSPHUS	182

TO MÆCENAS	186

AGAINST THE GRASPING AMBITION OF THE COVETOUS	190

IN HONOUR OF BACCHUS	194

ON HIS FUTURE FAME	198

ON THE WISDOM OF CONTENT	202

THE DISCIPLINE OF YOUTH	210

VENUS	310

ON THE FEASTDAY OF NEPTUNE	320

PREDICTION OF HIS OWN FUTURE FAME	328

TO IULUS ANTONIUS a	348

TO MELPOMENE	356

IN PRAISE OF DRUSUS AND THE RACE oF THE NEROS	360

TO AUGUSTUS THAT HE WOULD HASTEN HIS RETURN TO ROME	368

TO APOLLO	374

TO TORQUATUS	378

TO CENSORINUS	382

TO LOLLIUS	386

OMITTED	391

TO PHYLLIS	392

INVITATION TO VIRGIL	396

TO LYCE A FADED BEAUTY	400

TO AUGUSTUS AFTER THE VICTORIES OF TIBERIUS	404

TO AUGUSTUS ON THE RESTORATION OF PEACE	410

THE EPODES	415

INTRODUCTION	416

TO MECENAS	418

ALFIUS THE CHARMS OF RURAL LIFE	422

TO MECENAS IN EXECRATION OF GARLIC	428

AGAINST AN UPSTART	432

ON THE WITCH CANIDIA	436

AGAINST CASSIUS	448

TO THE ROMANS	450

OMITTED	451

TO MECENAS	452

ON MÆVIUS SETTING OUT ON A VOYAGE	456

and XII OMITTED	459

TO FRIENDS	460

TO MÆCENAS IN EXCUSE FOR INDOLENCE IN COM PLETING THE VERSES HE HAD PROMISED	464

TO NEERA	466

TO THE ROMAN PEOPLE OR RATHER TO HIS OWN POLITICAL FRIENDS	470

TO CANIDIAIN APOLOGY	478

CANIDIAS REPLY	484

Title	The Odes and Epodes of Horace
Author	Horace
Editor	Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton
Publisher	Longmans, Green, and Company, 1872
Original from	University of Chicago
Digitized	17 Feb 2015
Length	487 pages

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