2006•The Classical WorldRequires access

A Commentary on Horace, "Odes" Book III

Alessandro Barchiesi, R. G. M. Nisbet, Niall Rudd

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GENERAL INTRODUCTION 1. Horace's early life 2. The date of Odes I-III 3. The 'Roman Odes' 4. Horace and Augustus 5. Maecenas and the other addressees 6. Horace's 'love-poems' 7. Religion in Horace 8. The meaning of the author 9. Ambiguity 10. Person and persona 11. Genre 12. Style 13. Structure 14. The arrangement of the book 15. The text 16. The ancient commentators 17. Metre 18. Bibliography COMMENTARY INDEXES

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Key concepts: Ode, Philosophy, Art, History, Classics, Art history, Literature