Roman and Italy, and as the undisputed ruler of the world. IV.15, Phoebus volentem proelia me loqui... – The Praises of Augustus – Horace records in song the victories of Augustus – Peace, good order, the establishment of public morals, the extended glory of the Roman name abroad, and security and happiness at home. See also Prosody (Latin) References External links Odes in English at the Perseus Project Works of Horace in Latin at The Latin Library Carmina Horatiana All Carmina of Horace recited in Latin by Thomas Bervoets (mp3). 1st-century BC Latin books Poetry by Horace