Horace: Behind the Public Poetry

Raphael Lyne

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Introduction - the politics and society of Augustan Rome - background and sources the Triumviral period - problems for Horace the Triumviral period - solutions - image management Utilis urbi - Horace's adaptation of the role of public and moral poet political poet - literary strategies the abandonment of the public role after 23 BC resumption of the role - 17-12 BC a problem inherent signs of resentment.

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