Latin proverb

epistle from Horace's Epistulae

Latin poem by Horace, written ca. 19 BCE, about the art of writing poetry and drama

hymn by Horace

poem by Horace

Quote from Horace's Odes

literary work by Horace

work by Horace

work by Horace

work by Horace

Antoni Maria Fàbregas translation of Horace's Ars Poetica

poem written by Horace

Christoph Martin Wieland's translation of Horazens Letters

Latin phrase derived from Horace, Satires, VII, 42

poem by Horace

verse by Horace

one of Horace's Odes

literary work by Horace

1823 poem written by Horace

edition part of the Piccola Biblioteca collection by Adelphi

epistle from Horace's Epistulae

Horace quotation

Finnish book edition

work by Horace

1829 bilingual edition of Horace's Satires

work by Qunitus Horatius Flaccus

work by Quintus Horatius Flaccus

song

geographic feature

1874 English translation by Conington

Latin phrase form Horace (Carmina, I.9, Ad Thaliarchum)

ancient Latin phrase

first book of Carmina by Horace

second book of Carmina by Horace

third book of Carmina by Horace

fourth book of Carmina by Horace

Latin phrase, quoted from Horace

latin phrase

French translation of Horace's poem Leuconoe

Wikisource edition; translation by Alfred de Musset of poem by Horace

mélodie by Augusta Holmès

book edition published in 1882