Horace

by William Tuckwell

INDEX

• Actium, [53].
• Addison, [37], [49].
• Aelius, Lamia, [65].
• Agrippa, [65].
• Anio, [19]–[21].
• Antony, [26].
• Archilochus, [13], [19].
• Argiletum, [54].
• Aristius, Fuscus, [21], [36], [42], [61], [66].
• Arnold, Matthew, [55], [68].
• Asella, [43].
• Asterie, [68].
• Athens, [11], [50].
• Aufidus, [9], [73].
• Augustus, [15], [28], [29], [45], [51], [56], [57], [65], [75], [77], [78].

• Bandusia, [10], [72].
• Barine, [68].
• Brundusium, [17].
• Brutus, [12], [13].

• Calverley, [80].
• Capitoline Hill, [16], [24]–[26], [65].
• Chesterfield, [79].
• Clients, [17].
• Conington, [46], [81].
• Coverley, [11].
• Cowper, [80].

• De Vere, Sir Stephen, [71].
• Digentia, [21].
• Dryden, [79].

• Eliot, G., [67].
• Enipeus, [68].
• Epicureans, [11].
• Epicurus, [55].

• Fanshaw, Sir R., [59].
• Florac, [23], [44].
• Florus, [40], [44].
• Fonteius Capito, [16].
• Forum, [24], etc.
• Fufius, [34].

• Gallio, [36].
• Goldwin Smith, [54], [80].

• Homer: Iliad, [11], [37], [43];
• • Odyssey, [44].
• Horace: childhood, [10];
• • studies at Athens, [11];
  • influence of Brutus, [12];
  • Philippi, [13];
  • struggle at Rome, [13];
  • introduction to Maecenas, [14];
  • Sabine farm, [19];
  • publishes Satires, [30];
  • Epistles, [37];
  • Epodes, [52];
  • Odes, [55];
  • Swan Song, [74];
  • his death, [29], [77];
  • editions of his works, [78];
  • his "wines," [82];
  • bibliography, [85].

• Jews in Rome, [36].
• Juvenal, [17], [23], [31].

• Lalla Rookh, [69].
• Lanciani, Professor, [25].
• Lollius, [43], [66].
• Lucilius, [13], [31], [48].
• Lyce, [80].
• Lydia, [69], [70].
• Lytton, E. B., [66], [80].

• Maecenas, [14], [17], [27]–[29], [38], [51]–[54], [62], [64].
• Martin, Sir Theodore, [76], [80].
• Marvell, [80], [81].
• Milman, [38].
• Milton, [41], [53], [60]–[62], [71], [79].
• Murena, [66].

• Newman, Cardinal, [51].

• Ofellus, [32].
• Omar Khayyám, [23], [63].
• Orbilius, [11].

• Pattison, Mark, [72].
• Philippi, [13], [32].
• Philippus, [34].
• Phyllis, [66], [67], [77].
• Pindar, [75].
• Polemon, [35].
• Pope, [27], [41], [44], [47]–[50], [79].
• Pope Leo XIII, [64].
• Postumus, [63].

• Sabine farm, [17]–[19], etc.
• Satire, origin of, [30].
• Scaliger, [71].
• Scott, [22], [82], [84].
• Secular hymn, [57], [74].
• Seneca, [16].
• Septimius, [28], [39], [41], [65].
• Sewell, R. C., [20].
• Shakespeare, [13].
• Sosii, [54], [71].
• Steele, [37], [39].
• Stoics, [11].
• St. Beuve, [51].

• Tarentum, [24], [65], [72].
• Telephus, [66].
• Tennyson, [9], [51], [80], [81].
• Terentia, [15], [64].
• Thackeray, [37], [59], [81].
• Tiberius Nero, [39], [74], [75].
• Tibullus, [28], [41], [65].
• Tibur, [17], [19], [20], [72].

• Vacuna, [21].
• Varius, [14], [27].
• Varus, [20].
• Via Sacra, [25], [26].
• Virgil, [14], [28], [38], [44].

• Wickham, Dean, [47], [79].
• Wordsworth, [22], [24], [75].

• Xanthius, [66].

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