people
Scythians
also: Scythae
Nomadic horse-peoples of the steppes north and east of the Black Sea, a type of the remote barbarian.
Reading notes
- The Secular Hymn §53-56 Scythians
Nomadic peoples of the northern steppes, a type of the proud barbarian now seeking Rome's terms.
- The Odes §1.19 Scythians
A remote barbarian people; the martial theme love forbids Horace to sing.
- The Odes §1.35 Scythians
Wandering steppe-peoples who dread the goddess.
- The Odes §2.11 Scythian
The remote steppe-people, 'parted from us by the Adriatic,' no cause for anxious thought.
- The Odes §3.8 Scythians
Their bows unstrung, minded to withdraw from the plains.
- The Odes §3.24 Scythians
The wagon-dwelling plainsmen whose communal, unfenced life Horace praises.
- The Odes §4.5 Scythian
The 'icy Scythian,' another fear made idle by Caesar.
- The Odes §4.14 Scythian
'The fugitive Scythian' who marvels at Augustus.