NOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY

The following groups of references are not meant as annotations in the usual sense.  Those to the text of the poet are for such persons as wish to increase their acquaintance with Horace by reading at first hand the principal poems which have inspired the essayist’s conclusions.  The others are for those who desire to view in detail the working of the Horatian influence.

  HORACE THE PERSON: 
    Odes, I. 27; 38; II. 3; 7; III. 8; IV. 11.
    Satires, I. 6; 9; II. 6.
    Epistles, I. 7; 10; 20. 
    Suetonius, Life of Horace. (see below.)

  HORACE THE POET: 
    Odes, I. 1; 3; 6; 12; 24; 35; II. 7; 16; III. 1; 21; 29; IV. 2; 3; 4.
    Satires, I. 4; 6.
    Epistles, I. 3; 20; II. 2.

  HORACE THE INTERPRETER OF HIS TIMES: 
    Landscape;
      Odes, I. 4; 31; II. 3; 6; 14; 15; III. 1; 13; 18; 23.
      Epistles, I. 12; 14. 
    Living;
      Odes, I. 1; III. 1; 2; 4; 6; IV. 5; Epode, 2.
      Satires, I. 1; II. 6.
      Epistles, I. 7; 10. 
    Religion;
      Odes, I. 4; 10; 21; 30; 31; 34; III. 3; 13; 16; 18; 22; 23; IV.
        5; 6; Epode, 2. 
    Popular Wisdom;
      Epistle, I. 1; 4; II. 2.

  HORACE THE PHILOSOPHER OF LIFE: 
    The Spectator and Essayist; Satires, I. 4; II. 1. 
    The Vanity of Human Wishes;
      Odes, I. 4; 24; 28; II. 13; 14; 16; 18; III. 1; 16; 24; 29; IV. 7.
      Satires, I. 4; 6.
      Epistles, I. 1. 
    The Pleasures of this World;
      Odes, I. 9; 11; 24; II. 3; 14; III. 8; 23; 29; IV. 12.
      Epistles, I. 4. 
    Life and Morality;
      Odes, I. 5; 18; 19; 27; III. 6; 21; IV. 13.
      Epistles, I. 2; II. 1. 
    Life and Purpose;
      Odes, I. 12; II. 2; 15; III. 2; 3; IV. 9; Epode, 2.
      Satires, I. 1.
      Epistles, I. 1. 
    The Sources of Happiness;
      Odes, I. 31; II. 2; 16; 18; III. 16; IV. 9.
      Satires, I. 1; 6; II. 6.
      Epistles, I. 1; 2; 6; 10; 11; 12; 14; 16.

  HORACE THE PROPHET: 
    Odes, II. 20; III. 1; 4; 30; IV. 2; 3.

  HORACE AND ANCIENT ROME: 
    Odes, IV. 3.
    Epistles, I. 20. 
    Suetonius, Vita Horati, Life of Horace, Translation, J.C.  Rolfe,
        in The Loeb Classical Library, New York, 1914. 
    Hertz, Martin, Analecta ad carminum Horatianorum Historiam, i-v. 
        Breslau, 1876-82. 
    Schanz, Martin, Geschichte der Roemischen Litteratur.  Muenchen, 1911.

  HORACE AND THE MIDDLE AGE: 
    Manitius, Maximilian, Analekten zur Geschichte des Horaz im
        Mittelalter, bis 1300.  Goettingen, 1893.