INDEX
apostrophe (address)149
Bentley, Richard, edition of Horace312
Caecilius Epirota, Q.78
Canidia8, 115, 166
Cleopatra22
deixis153
diatribe122
epinician (literary genre)64
Horace
- accessus (introductions) to, medieval284
- and Academic sceptics181
- and addressees, poetic152, 175, 186, 206
- and Alcaeus41, 50, 57
- and Alexandrianism66
- and Archilochus2, 40, 52, 104
- and aristocrats, young24
- and Aristippus180
- Ars Poetica142
- Ars Poetica, dating of32
- Ars Poetica, Renaissance reception of300
- and Augustus15, 21, 60, 79, 89, 130, 137, 201, 256
- and Bacchus215
- and battle of Actium13, 44, 92
- and battle of Naulochus 42
- and battle of Philippi96
- and Bion159, 188
- bowdlerisation of, in reception209
- and Brutus3
- and Callimachus67, 106, 108, 112, 116, 191, 194,
240, 250
- Carmen Saeculare98, 196, 223
- Carmen Saeculare, dating of20
- carpe diem, slogan in151, 173, 237
- and Catullus75, 85, 109, 118, 192, 262
- Carolingian transmission of278
- and civil war93
- commentaries on
ancient271
medieval286
- and contemporary Augustan poets86
- and countryside/nature227
- and Cynicism160, 167
- death, presentation of59
- and diatribe122, 161, 170
- editions of, ancient273
- and elegy, Latin88, 252
- and Epicureanism132, 139, 162, 168, 172, 184, 187,
213, 221, 233, 236
- and epigram, Hellenistic73
- Epistles 1100, 134
- Epistles 1, dating of19
- Epistles 2103, 135, 255
- Epistles 2, dating of28
- Epodes105
- Epodes, dating of4
- and epyllion76
- and Florus29
- and own future fame47
- and friendship198
- and gender218
- and genre, poetic245
- and Hellenistic poetry/aesthetics65
- and hetairai210
- and Hesiod70
- and Hipponax53, 111, 117
- and Homer125, 243
- and homosexuality224
- and hymnic form193
- imagery, poetic, of207, 260
- imitations of299, 311, 330
- and initiation/inspiration, poetic71, 238
- life of1
- and life/art analogy249
- and literary criticism142, 242
- and love/desire155, 217, 219
- and Lucilius82, 123, 140, 246, 253, 265
- and Lucretius84, 163, 239
- magic in114
- and the ‘mean’214
- metres of55, 107, 148, 259, 268
- mice, town and country, in229
- and Maecenas7, 10, 11, 14, 16, 23, 43, 69, 91, 110,
121, 129, 141, 165, 179, 200, 204, 205, 225, 226, 234,
- and Mercury39
- and music, medieval281, 287
- and Neoptolemus of Parium143
- Odes 1-356, 99, 147
- Odes 1-3, dating of18
- Odes 499, 147
- Odes 4, dating of22
- and Panaetius158, 182, 183
- and patronage199
- and perfectionism251
- and Philodemus74, 131, 144, 164
- and philosophy128, 154, 156
- physical appearance of35
- and Pindar61, 63, 248
- and Plautus80
- and poet’s position in society257
- and politics8, 127
- and Propertius68
- and readers/audience254
- reception of, in
Almond, Maureen352; Alphanus of Salerno289;
Alsop, Anthony321; Ariosto305; Arnold331;
Auden, W.H.344; Boethius274; Bunting, Basil 348; Byron 325; Carolingian writers 288; Clough 332; Celtis, Conrad 301; Dante 298; Dowson, Ernest 338; fiction, prose311; Fitzgerald, Edward 335;
Frost 346: Gray318; Heiric of Auxerre279;
Hopkins, G.M.336; Housman, A.E.339:
Jonson306; Juvenal 267; Keats 327; Kipling340;
Longley, Michael350; MacNeice345;
Marbod of Rennes297; Marvell 322; medieval writers 293, 294, 295; Metellus of Tegernsee 290;
Milton319; Newbolt341; Ovid264; Owen, Wilfrid 342; Oxford and Cambridge, in 18C 316;
Persius266; Parke, John313 ; Petrarch 282, 292, 299 ;
Pope 323; Pound347; Prior320; Propertius68, 263;
Prudentius 272, 276; Rossetti, Christina337; Sandys, George 307; Sarbiewski, Casimir 314; Saxo Grammaticus 201;
Seneca269, 275; Shakespeare 304; Skelton 302;
Sextus Amaricius296; Smith, Charlotte 324; Spenser303;
Statius270; Tennyson333; Thackeray334; twentieth century 343, 349; twenty-first century 349; Urban VIII, Pope 315;
Victorian writers328; Wedde, Ian 351; Wordsworth326;
Wyllys, Benjamin 317;
- and religion190
- Roman Odesof94, 197
- Sabine estate of12, 25, 38, 45, 202, 203, 228, 230,
241
- and Sappho58
- Satires119
- Satires, dating of5
- Satires, dialogue technique in126
- and school curriculum280, 283
- self-representation of37, 54, 120, 195, 220
- and Stoicism133, 169, 171, 185, 189, 232
- and structure, poetic262
- style of258
- and symposium156, 174, 209, 235
- temperament of36
- and Terence81, 87
- and Tiberius97, 102
- time and space, presentation of150
- translations of308, 329
- and Virgil6, 26, 146, 212, 244
- and wine208
- and women216
imitatio(literary imitation)145
Janus, temple, closures of 31
Jerome, and pagan literature285
letter-form, ancient136
letters, philosophical, ancient138
magister bibendi (sympotic president)211
militia amoris (love as war)49
paean (literary genre)62
panegyric90, 95
Parthians27
pharmakos (scapegoat)113
polyeideia (generic variety)72
recusatio (poetic refusal)30, 247
sphragis (seal-poem)17, 47, 48
Valerius Cato, P.77, 83