One poet from this modern-day country was nicknamed the "Sarmatian Horace" and was crowned poet laureate by Pope Urban VIII.
One poet from this modern-day country was nicknamed the "Sarmatian Horace" and was crowned poet laureate by Pope Urban VIII. Another poet from this country wrote the "Monachomachia" and the novel "The Adventures of Mr. Nicholas Wisdom." The Romantic author of a poetic drama whose name translates as Forefathers' Eve, as well as this country's national epic, is one of this country's "Three (*) Bards." A Nobel Laureate from this country wrote the popular poems "Nothing Twice" and "Love at First Sight" and gained fame for mocking Stalin in the title poem of her Calling Out to Yeti. This modern country is the birthplace of the man who wrote With Fire and Sword, The Deluge, and The Fire in the Steppe, as well as Quo Vadis. For 10 points, name this Eastern European country, home to Wislawa Szymborska and Henry Sienkiewicz.
One poet from this modern-day country was nicknamed the "Sarmatian Horace" and was crowned poet laureate by Pope Urban VIII.
Republic of Poland [or Rzeczpospolita Polska]