FTP, name this collection of poems by Horace, whose title names a verse form used in a number of major poems by John Keats.
The antipenultimate one notes that the gods have heard the author's prayers, inasmuch as Lyce has become an old woman who is disdained by Cupid. The second one of the second book deals with the uses and abuses of money, and is dedicated to Sallustius Crispus. The famous fifth one ends with an image of dripping robes hung on a votive wall, and wonders what youth is currently embracing a woman named Pyrrha. The 22nd begins "Integer vitae," while one beginning "Diffugere nives" was thought by A. E. Housman to be the most beautiful Latin poem. FTP, name this collection of poems by Horace, whose title names a verse form used in a number of major poems by John Keats.
The antipenultimate one notes that the gods have heard the author's prayers, inasmuch as Lyce has become an old woman who is disdained by Cupid.
the {Odes} or {Carmina}