Quintus HORATIUS FLACCUS - The Odes and Carmen Saeculare

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Author: Quintus HORATIUS FLACCUS

Genres: Classics (Greek & Latin Antiquity), Poetry,

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The PrefacesBook I - I - Maecenas AtavisBook I - II - Jam Satis TerrisBook I - III - Sic Te DivaBook I - IV - Solvitur Acris HiemsBook I - V - Quis Multa GracilisBook I - VI - Scriberis VarioBook I - VII - Laudabunt AliiBook I - VIII - Lydia, Dic Per OmnesBook I - IX - Vides Ut AltaBook I - X - Mercuri FacundeBook I - XI - Tu Ne QuaesierisBook I - XII - Quem Virum Aut HeroaBook I - XIII - Cum tu, LydiaBook I - XIV - O Navis, ReferentBook I - XV - Pastor Cum TraheretBook I - XVI - O Matre PulchraBook I - XVII - Velox AmoenumBook I - XVIII - Nullam, VareBook I - XIX - Mater Saeva CupidinumBook I - XX - Vile PotabisBook I - XXI - Dianam TeneraeBook I - XXII - Integer VitaeBook I - XXIII - Vitas HinnuleoBook I - XXIV - Quis DesiderioBook I - XXVI - Musis AmicusBook I - XXVII - Natis in UsumBook I - XXVIII - Te Maris et TerraBook I - XXIX - Icci, BeatisBook I - XXX - O VenusBook I - XXXI - Quid DedicatumBook I - XXXII - PoscimurBook I - XXXIII - Albi, Ne DoleasBook I - XXXIV - Parcus DeorumBook I - XXXV - O Diva, GratumBook I - XXXVI - Et Thure, et FidibusBook I - XXXVII - Nunc Est BibendumBook I - XXXVIII - Persicos OdiBook II - I - Motum Ex MetelloBook II - II - Nullus ArgentoBook II - III - Aequam, MementoBook II - IV - Ne Sit AncillaeBook II - VI - Septimi, GadesBook II - VII - O Saepe MecumBook II - VIII - Ulla Si JurisBook II - IX - Non Semper ImbresBook II - X - Rectius VivesBook II - XI - Quid BellicosusBook II - XII - Nolis Longa FeraeBook II - XIII - Ille et NefastoBook II - XIV - Eheu, FugacesBook II - XV - Jam Pauca AratroBook II - XVI - Otium DivosBook II - XVII - Cur Me QuerelisBook II - XVIII - Non EburBook II - XIX - Bacchum in RemotisBook II - XX - Non UsitataBook III - I - Odi ProfanumBook III - II - Angustam AmiceBook III - III - Justum et TenacemBook III - IV - Descende CaeloBook III - V - Caelo TonantemBook III - VI - Delicta MajorumBook III - VII - Quid Fles, AsterieBook III - VIII - Martiis CoelebsBook III - IX - Donec Gratus EramBook III - X - Extremum TanainBook III - XI - Mercuri, Nam TeBook III - XII - Miserarum EstBook III - XIII - O Fons BandusiaeBook III - XIV - Herculis RitoBook III - XV - Uxor Pauperis IbyciBook III - XVI - Inclusam DanaenBook III - XVII - Aeli VetustoBook III - XVIII - Faune, NympharumBook III - XIX - Quantum DistatBook III - XXI - O Nate MecumBook III - XXII - Montium CustosBook III - XXIII - Coelo SupinasBook III - XXIV - Intactis OpulentiorBook III - XXV - Quo Me, BaccheBook III - XXVI - Vixi PuellisBook III - XXVII - Impios ParraeBook III - XXVIII - Festo Quid PotiusBook III - XXIX - Tyrrhena RegumBook III - XXX - Exegi MonumentumBook IV - I - Intermissa, VenusBook IV - II - Pindarum QuisquisBook IV - III - Quem Tu, MelpomeneBook IV - IV - Qualem MinistrumBook IV - V - Divis Orte BonisBook IV - VI - Dive, Quem ProlesBook IV - VII - Diffugere NivesBook IV - VIII - Donarem PaterasBook IV - IX - Ne Forte CredasBook IV - XI - Est Mihi NonumBook IV - XII - Jam Veris ComitesBook IV - XIII - Audivere, LyceBook IV - XIV - Quae Cura, PatrumBook IV - XV - Phoebus VolentemCarmen Saeculare

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Flawlessly hammered out, as if from eternal bronze—"aere perennius"—The Odes of Horace are the consummate expression of the pride, the reserve, the tragic playfulness, the epicurean calm, the absolute distinction of the Imperial Roman spirit. A few lines taken at random and learned by heart would act as a talisman in all hours to drive away the insolent pressure of the vulgar and common crowd. - John Cowper Powys (1916)