title: Horace: Satires, Epistles and Ars Poetica (Loeb Classical Library, No. 194) (English and Latin Edition)
author:  Horace 
description: Henry Rushton Fairclough (18621938) was Professor of Classical Literature at Stanford University.
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  # Horace and His Influence
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  ### Grant Showerman
  
  
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  INTRODUCTION: THE DYNAMISM OF THE FEW
  
  
  
  
  
  HORACE AND HIS INFLUENCE
  
  
  I. HORACE INTERPRETED
  
  
    
  1\. HORACE THE PERSON
  
  
    
  2\. HORACE THE POET
  
  
    
  3\. HORACE THE INTERPRETER OF HIS TIMES
  
  
    
  4\. HORACE THE PHILOSOPHER OF LIFE
  
  
  II. HORACE THROUGH THE AGES
  
  
    
  INTRODUCTORY
  
  
    
  1\. HORACE THE PROPHET
  
  
    
  2\. HORACE AND ANCIENT ROME
  
  
  III. HORACE THE DYNAMIC
  
  
    
  2\. HORACE AND LITERARY CREATION
  
  
  IV. CONCLUSION
  
  
    
  NOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY
  
  
    
  Our Debt to Greece and Rome
  
  
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  HORACE AND HIS INFLUENCE
  
  
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  GRANT SHOWERMAN
  
  
  
  
  
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  Our Debt to Greece and Rome
  
  
  Editors
  
  
  George Depue Hadzsits, Ph.D. University of Pennsylvania
  
  
  David Moore Robinson, Ph.D.,