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Our Debt to Greece and Rome
HORACE AND HIS INFLUENCE
1922
SABINE HILLS
EDITORS' PREFACE
CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION: THE DYNAMISM OF THE FEW
HORACE AND HIS INFLUENCE
I. HORACE INTERPRETED
The Appeal of Horace
1. Horace the Person
2. Horace the Poet
3. Horace the Interpreter of His Times
HORACE THE DUALITY
i. THE INTERPRETER OF ITALIAN LANDSCAPE
ii. THE INTERPRETER OF ITALIAN LIVING
iii. THE INTERPRETER OF ROMAN RELIGION
iv. THE INTERPRETER OF THE POPULAR WISDOM
HORACE AND HELLENISM
4. Horace the Philosopher of Life
HORACE THE SPECTATOR AND ESSAYIST
i. THE VANITY OF HUMAN WISHES
ii. THE PLEASURES OF THIS WORLD
iii. LIFE AND MORALITY
iv. LIFE AND PURPOSE
v. THE SOURCES OF HAPPINESS
II. HORACE THROUGH THE AGES
Introductory
1. Horace the Prophet
2. Horace and Ancient Rome
3. Horace and the Middle Age
4. Horace and Modern Times
THE REBIRTH OF HORACE
i. IN ITALY
ii. IN FRANCE
iii. IN GERMANY
iv. IN SPAIN
v. IN ENGLAND
vi. IN THE SCHOOLS
III. HORACE THE DYNAMIC
The Cultivated Few
1. Horace and the Literary Ideal
2. Horace and Literary Creation
i. THE TRANSLATOR'S IDEAL
MY SABINE FARM
LAUDABUNT ALII
VITAS HINNULEO
DONE BY MR. WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
URCEUS EXIT
IOCOSA LYRA
ii. CREATION
TO Q.H.F.
VIXI PUELLIS NUPER IDONEUS
3. Horace in the Living of Men
IV. CONCLUSION
NOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
Our Debt to Greece and Rome
AUTHORS AND TITLES
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