This poet wrote, "neither, Torquatus, your race, nor your eloquence, nor your piety will restore you,"in a poem ending, "nor is Theseus powerful enough to break the chains for dear Pirithous."
This poet wrote, "neither, Torquatus, your race, nor your eloquence, nor your piety will restore you,"in a poem ending, "nor is Theseus powerful enough to break the chains for dear Pirithous." This authordescribed, "my childhoodÂ… beyond the bounds of nurturing Apulia," while another poem from the samecollection says to "place in the hours that come as little faith as you can;" that collection begins with adedication to Maecenas and consists of (*) four books. This author of the Carmen Saeculare wrote, "as is painting,so is poetry," and wrote two books each of Epistles and Satires. This author coined the phrase, "in medias res,"while one of his collections used a form earlier developed by Pindar and includes the phrase, "Carpe diem." For 10points name this Roman poet of Ars Poetica and his collection of Odes.
This poet wrote, "neither, Torquatus, your race, nor your eloquence, nor your piety will restore you,"in a poem ending, "nor is Theseus powerful enough to break the chains for dear Pirithous."
Horace [or Quintus Horatius Flaccus]