This author of Carmen Saeculare that wrote "It is sweet and honorable to die for one's country" also coined the phrase "in medias res" in his "Ars Poetica."
This author that wrote "Although Calabrian bees don't bear me honey, my wine doesn't mellow in a Lestrygonian Vat," wrote about his sensual encounter with Ligurinus. This man that celebrated a Bandusian Fountain, noted "Brave [?] Men Lived Before Agamemmnon" after referring "to the Sibylline Books and discussing the "Alban Steel," while calling Apollo the "Augur and Lord of Silver Bow" in his work that glorifies three gods, "Song of the Ages." This author of Carmen Saeculare that wrote "It is sweet and honorable to die for one's country" also coined the phrase "in medias res" in his "Ars Poetica." For ten points, name this author of Odes and Epodes, a notable Roman who asserted "carpe diem."
This author that wrote "Although Calabrian bees don't bear me honey, my wine doesn't mellow in a Lestrygonian Vat," wrote about his sensual encounter with Ligurinus.
{Horace} or {Quintus Horatius Flaccus}