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Odes 3.20

The tug-of-war for Nearchus

Non vides quanto moveas periclo

Pyrrhus has a fight on his hands for Nearchus.

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Odes 2.3

Some advice for Dellius

Aequam memento, rebus in arduis

Carpe diem, Dellius

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Odes 3.8

An invitation to Maecenas

Martiis caelebs quid agam kalendis

A fulsome compliment to Horace's patron Maecenas

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Horace Odes Book 2. 14

The fleeting years slip by

Eheu fugaces, Postume, Postume

Horace and the inevitability of fate

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Odes 3.21

Horace’s prayer to a wine-jar

O nata mecum consule Manlio

Horace's prayer to a wine-jar

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Odes 3.28

Celebrating Neptune’s feast day

Festo quid potius die festo Neptuni faciam?

Horace celebrates Neptune's feast day

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Odes 3.30

Horace’s monument

Exegi monumentum aere perennius

Horace concludes the Odes - or so he thinks

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Odes 4.7

Diffugere nives

Diffugere nives, redeunt iam gramina campis

Death comes to us all

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Odes 3.19

Here’s to Murena!

Quantum distet ab Inacho

Horace celebrates

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