Earlier on, I bemoaned the fact that there are so few Horace biographies around. Well, N.S. Gill found one:
The next Roman history book chat will discuss Horace. On Irene Hahn's blog,
she mentions there is a shortage of biographical information on Horace.
The Internet Archive provides a wealth of out-of-copyright material,
including an old-fashioned biography of Horace: Horace
by Wm. Tuckwell (1829-1919). London: G. Bell & sons. 1905. There are
others to search for, but this first one I looked at seems to have the
info.
read on
Author: Tuckwell, William, 1829-1919
Subject: Horace
Publisher: London : G. Bell & sons
It's a concise (87 pages) introduction to Horace, nicely illustrated too. And with a chapter on wine …
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