How might the ideas of Horace serve as advice for and/or commentary on present-day American society?
What did you learn in the excerpt by Horace: Poems p. 149-150 in Chapter 6 Rome: The Rise to Empire.
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The Poems of Horace (pp. 149-150)
1) In “Civil War” Horace speaks against war, citing the numb conscience of Rome’s citizens as the cause of brother fighting against brother. In “To Be Quite Frank” Horace satirizes a middle aged woman who tries to dress and act like a young girl....
1) In “Civil War” Horace speaks against war, citing the numb conscience of Rome’s citizens as the cause of brother fighting against brother. In “To Be Quite Frank” Horace satirizes a middle aged woman who tries to dress and act like a young girl....
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