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Horace (65-8 BC), a freedman's son who became the great poet of the court of Augustus, author of satires, epodes, epstles, four books of odes, and the Carmen Saeculare. Biographical and literary study. Hermes series on classical authors.
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Chad Graham
reviewed Horace on February 23, 2017 Horace
These essays are very well done and a good read for anyone with an interest in Greek myth and Tragedy. The essays take the approach that the tragedies of Oedipus and Aeschylus must be understood in the context of their cultural development. I am particularly attracted to this type of interpretation, since I am not a big believer in a timeless literary truth. What Vernant and Naquet show is that these texts are not so much timeless as timely--a reflection of the emergence of the Greek city state and the particular moral and political dilemmas this cultural transformation poses.
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