Horace

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Celebrate the Wit and Wisdom of Horace: Where Fans Gather to Explore Timeless Verses and Insights!

Horace, the Roman lyricist, masterfully wove wit and wisdom into verse, blending philosophy and pleasure. His odes dance between hedonism and moral reflection, crafting an eternal dialogue on life’s fleeting joys and poignant truths.

Horace Trivia

Who was Horace's patron who significantly influenced his literary career? (Advanced)
#1: Maecenas
#2: Virgil
#3: Cicero
#4: Ovid
What is the name of Horace's most famous work, a collection of lyrical poems? (Expert)
#1: Odes
#2: Satires
#3: Epistles
#4: Ars Poetica
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Horace Fun Facts

Horace invented the literary form known as the odes, which greatly influenced poetry in Western literature.
Horace was a close friend of the Emperor Augustus and served as his personal secretary.

Horace Polls

What is your favorite work by Horace?
Odes
Satires
Epodes
Ars Poetica
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What aspect of Horace's poetry do you find most appealing?
The use of satire
The exploration of friendship
The themes of nature
The incorporation of philosophy
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