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Side 70
... Augustus ? As the attack on Horace's " sincerity " becomes more sophisti- cated , refutation becomes harder but more important . Nobody today charges Virgil or Horace with outright propaganda . Al- though our view of Augustus is still ...
... Augustus ? As the attack on Horace's " sincerity " becomes more sophisti- cated , refutation becomes harder but more important . Nobody today charges Virgil or Horace with outright propaganda . Al- though our view of Augustus is still ...
Side 71
... Augustus may even be conceded a share in the virtues , fortitudo , clementia , iustitia , and pietas , for which the senate awarded him a golden shield in 27 . We must still ask : could this play actor and politician inspire real poetry ...
... Augustus may even be conceded a share in the virtues , fortitudo , clementia , iustitia , and pietas , for which the senate awarded him a golden shield in 27 . We must still ask : could this play actor and politician inspire real poetry ...
Side 72
... Augustus and Rome out- stripped the intentions or the ability of either . It is ironic that , while Horace appealed romantically to the Romans to jettison riches , Augustus was prudently encouraging industry , commerce , and capitalism ...
... Augustus and Rome out- stripped the intentions or the ability of either . It is ironic that , while Horace appealed romantically to the Romans to jettison riches , Augustus was prudently encouraging industry , commerce , and capitalism ...
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Preface Chronology | 9 |
The Rose and the Vine | 11 |
The Transformation of Satire 1271 | 23 |
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