This work attacks the corruption and materialism caused by teaching the young how to divide a sum of money into a hundred parts. This work ends by describing a man who urinated on his father's ashes and fastens on unwary readers like a leech, gorging himself in their blood. It begins by describing the absurdity of a painter attaching a horse's neck to a human head, and was first translated into En
This work attacks the corruption and materialism caused by teaching the young how to divide a sum of money into a hundred parts. This work ends by describing a man who urinated on his father's ashes and fastens on unwary readers like a leech, gorging himself in their blood. It begins by describing the absurdity of a painter attaching a horse's neck to a human head, and was first translated into English by Ben Jonson. Its author's third epistle, it is addressed to Lucius Calpurnius Piso and his sons. It states that plays should be five acts, emphasizes the importance of reviewing ? Greek models, and notes that "even Homer nods." It also states that epic poems should begin "ab ovo" and "in medias res." FTP, name this treatise on poetry by Horace.
This work attacks the corruption and materialism caused by teaching the young how to divide a sum of money into a hundred parts.
"{Ars Poetica}" [or "The {Art} of Poetry"]