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Contents
- Close section Front Matter
- Close sectionThe Works of Horace, Translated into Verse
- Title page
- Dedication
- PREFACE
- Close sectionThe Odes
- Close sectionThe First Book of the Odes of Horace
- Ode I. To Maecenas
- Ode II. To Augustus Caesar
- Ode III.
- Ode IV. To Sextius, a Person of Consular Dignity
- Ode V. To Pyrrha
- Ode VI. To Agrippa
- Ode VII. To Munatius Plancus, a Person of Consular Dignity
- Ode VIII. To Lydia
- Ode IX. To Thaliarchus
- Ode X. To Mercury
- Ode XI. To Leuconoe
- Ode XII. To Augustus
- Ode XIII. To Lydia
- Ode XIV. To the Republic of Rome, on the Renewal of the Civil War
- Ode XV. The Prediction of Nereus Concerning the Destruction of Troy
- Ode XVI. To His Mistress
- Ode XVII. To Tyndaris
- Ode XVIII. To Quintilius Varus
- Ode XIX. Of Glycera
- Ode XX. To Maecenas
- Ode XXI. To Apollo and Diana
- Ode XXII. To Aristius Fuscus
- Ode XXIII. To Chloe
- Ode XXIV. To Virgil
- Ode XXV. To Lydia
- Ode XXVI. To the Muse, Concerning Aelius Lamia
- Ode XXVII. To his Bottle-Companions
- Ode XXVIII.
- Ode XXIX. To Iccius
- Ode XXX. To Venus
- Ode XXXI. To Apollo
- Ode XXXII. To his Lyre
- Ode XXXIII. To Albius Tibullus
- Ode XXXIV. To Himself
- Ode XXXV. To Fortune
- Ode XXXVI. To Pomponius Numida
- Ode XXXVII. To his Companions
- Ode XXXVIII. To his Servant
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- Ode I. To C. Asinius Pollio
- Ode II. To C. Sallustrus Crispus
- Ode III. To Dellius
- Ode IV. To Xanthius Phoceus
- Ode V. On Lalage
- Ode VI. To Septimius
- Ode VII. To Pompeius Varus
- Ode VIII. To Julia Barine
- Ode IX. To Valgius
- Ode X. To Licinius
- Ode XI. To Quintius Hirpinus
- Ode XII. To Maecenas
- Ode XIII. Upon the Tree by whose Sudden Fall He Had Like to have been Crushed
- Ode XIV. To Posthumus
- Ode XV. Upon the Luxury of the Age He Lived in
- Ode XVI. To Grosphus
- Ode XVII. To Maecenas, when Sick
- Ode XVIII. Ode XVIII.
- Ode XIX. On Bacchus
- Ode XX. To Maecenas
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- Ode I.
- Ode II. To his Friends
- Ode III.
- Ode IV.
- Ode V.
- Ode VI. To the Romans, on the Corrupt Manners of his Age
- Ode VII. To Asterie
- Ode VIII. To Maecenas
- Ode IX. To Lydia
- Ode X. Upon Lyce
- Ode XI. To Mercury
- Ode XII. To Neobule
- Ode XIII. To the Fountain Blandusia
- Ode XIV. To the Roman People
- Ode XV. On Chloris
- Ode XVI. To Maecenas
- Ode XVII. To Aelius Lamia
- Ode XVIII. To Faunus
- Ode XIX. To Telephus
- Ode XX. To Pyrrhus
- Ode XXI. To his Wine-Jar
- Ode XXII. To Diana
- Ode XXIII. To Phidile
- Ode XXIV. Upon the Rich and Covetous
- Ode XXV. To Bacchus
- Ode XXVI. To Venus
- Ode XXVII. To Galatea, on Point to Go Abroad
- Ode XXVIII. To Lyde
- Ode XXIX. To Maecenas
- Ode XXX. To the Muse Melpomene
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- Ode I. To Venus
- Ode II. To Antonio Julus, the Son of Mark Antony, of the Triumvirate
- Ode III. To Melpomene
- Ode IV. To the City of Rome, Concerning the Genius of Drusus, and his Education under Augustus
- Ode V. To Augustus
- Ode VI. To Apollo and Diana
- Ode VII. To L. Manlius Torquates
- Ode VIII. To Martius Censorinus
- Ode IX. To Lollius
- Ode X [XI]. To Phyllis
- Ode XI [XII]. To Virgil
- Ode XII [XIII]. Upon Lyce, an Antiquated Courtezan
- Ode XIII [[XIV]. To Augustus
- Ode XIV [XV]. The Praises of Augustus
- Close sectionThe First Book of the Odes of Horace
- Close sectionThe Book of the Epodes of Horace
- Epode I. To Maecenas
- Epode II. The Praises of a Country Life
- Epode III. To Maecenas
- Epode IV. To Volteius Mena
- Epode V. Upon Canidia the Sorceress
- Epode VI. Against Cassius Severus
- Epode VII. To the Roman People
- Epode VIII [IX]. To Maecenas
- Epode IX [X]. Against Maevius the Poet
- Epode X [XI]. To Pettius, a Boon-Companion of his
- Epode XI [XIII]. To his Humourous Friends, that they would Pass the Winter Merrily
- Epode XII [XIV]. To Maecenas
- Epode XIII [XV]. To his Mistress Neaera
- Epode XIV [XVI]. To the People of Rome
- Epode XV [XVII]. To Canidia
- Epode XVI [XVII]. Canidia's Answer
- The Secular Ode
- Close sectionThe Satires
- Close sectionThe Epistles
- Close sectionThe First Book of the Epistles of Horace
- Epistle I. To Maecenas
- Epistle II. To Lollius
- Epistle III. To Julius Florus
- Epistle IV. To Albius Tibullus
- Epistle V. To Torquatus
- Epistle VI. To Numicius
- Epistle VII. To Maecenas
- Epistle VIII. To Celsus Albinovanus
- Epistle IX. To Claudius Nero
- Epistle X. To Fuscus Aristius
- Epistle XI. To Bullatius Returned from Asia
- Epistle XII. To Iccius
- Epistle XIII. To Vinnius Asella
- Epistle XIV. To his Steward in the Country
- Epistle XV. To Vala
- Epistle XVI. To Quintius
- Epistle XVII. To Scaeva
- Epistle XVIII. To Lollius
- Epistle XIX. To Maecenas
- Epistle XX. To his Book
- Close sectionThe Second Book of the Epistles of Horace
- Close sectionThe First Book of the Epistles of Horace
- Horace's Art of Poetry
- Close section End Matter
