Horace, Odes
edited and translated by Francois Villeneuve, introduction by Odile Ricoux
La fin des guerres civiles avait rendu a Rome une prosperite oubliee depuis longtemps. Si, dans les quatre livres des Odes, Horace chante Rome et sa grandeur, s’il constate les benefices de la politique d’Auguste et loue la pacification de l’Italie, il chante aussi la douceur de l’amitie, le bonheur d’une vie simple, a l’abri des tentations de l’ambition ou de la richesse.
- By (author) Horace
- Introduction by Odile Ricoux
- Edited and translated by Francois Villeneuve
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