person
Quintus Horatius Flaccus
Horace
also: Horace, Flaccus
The poet and satirist, author of the corpus; freedman's son, friend of Maecenas, and the speaking voice of the Satires.
Reading notes
- The Odes §4.6 Horace
The bard whose measures the married woman will recall having sung.
- The Epistles §1.14 Horace
The poet and satirist, author of the corpus; freedman's son, friend of Maecenas, and the speaking voice of the Satires.
- The Epodes §15 Flaccus
Horace himself, by his family name Flaccus; he warns that 'if there is anything of a man in Flaccus' he will not endure betrayal.
- The Satires §2.1 Flaccus's words
Flaccus is Horace's own cognomen; he refers to himself by it, conceding that his verse will reach Caesar's ear only at the right moment.
- The Satires §2.6 remember, Quintus
Quintus is Horace's own first name (Quintus Horatius Flaccus); the clerks address him directly amid the press of business.