Re: Best work on Horace
"Judith P. Hallett" <[email protected]>
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Anything by Steele Commager! Judy Hallett Sent from my iPhone > On Apr 24, 2019, at 6:53 PM, Andrew Becker <[email protected]> wrote: > > Want to tap in to the collective experience, to supplement my own > impressions, my own work over the years, and my stalking of bibliographies: > > What first comes to mind if I were to ask you to name a couple of works on > Horace, article or book or non-print, that are essential, not just because > they are solid, but because they move the needle a bit--the “can’t really > get in the conversation in any serious way without them” kind of works. > > I have come to some faves, over the past several decades of a growing focus > on Horace, but wonder how idiosyncratic they are. > > In curiosity, > ASB > > > Andrew S. Becker > Latin & Ancient Greek > Ancient & Modern Poetics > Modern & Classical Langs & Lits, Virginia Tech