This poet joyfully wrote "Now is the time for drinking" with reference to the death of Cleopatra.
One poem by this man declares "don't keep asking" to the woman Leuconoe and warns "jealous time will have fled." This poet joyfully wrote "Now is the time for drinking" with reference to the death of Cleopatra. One work by this poet compares the (*) art of poetry to that of painting and argues that "even good Homer nods." This poet argued for the practice of beginning stories in medias res, and he stated "it is fitting and sweet to die for one's country." This poet coined the phrase "carpe diem." For 10 points, name this Roman poet who wrote the Ars Poetica and many examples of his namesake type of ode.
One poem by this man declares "don't keep asking" to the woman Leuconoe and warns "jealous time will have fled."
Horace (or Quintus Horatius Flaccus)