Epodes Sentence Examples

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  • He also introduced into Roman literature that personal as distinct from political or social satire which appears later in the Epodes of Horace and the Epigrams of Martial.

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  • The first - extending from about 40 to 29 - is that of the Epodes and Satires.

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  • Personality is the essence of his Epodes; in the Satires it is used merely as illustrative of general tendencies.

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  • The style of the Epodes is pointed and epigrammatic, that of the Satires natural and familiar.

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