Horace and His Influence

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ance as well as by precept. The numerous 137 essays in verse and prose on the art of letters which have been prompted by the Ars Poetica are themselves examples of this effect. The

iovanni Prati's Song of Hygieia, while really independent poems, are so charged with Horatian matter and spirit that one hesitates to call them original. The same is true of the many inspirations traceable to the famous Beatus Ille Epode, which

race, by Kipling and Graves, is an example. Thackeray's delightful 138 Ad Ministram is another example which must b

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