Odes and Epodes

ablative according accusative adjective Alcaic ancient Apollo apparently apposition atque Augustus Book bring Caesar called celebration clause closely common conceived construction dative death dependent emphasis emphatic epithet Epodes expression figure force frequently genitive gives goddess gods Greek hand hence honor Horace Horace's infinitive inter Introd Italy joined king later Latin litotes lyric Maecenas mare means mentioned Metre mihi muse naturally neque object Occasion occurs Odes original Outline plural Poem poet poetic poetry position praise predicate present probably prose quae quam quid quod reference regularly relation represented Roman Rome seems sense short subjunctive suggests syllable taken takes temple thee thou thought tibi tion Uncertain Venus verb verse Virg virtus vowel wine