Horace: Humor and Humanity in Poetry

This chapter journeys through Horace's travel experiences, blending humor with a critique of societal norms during the Augustan Age. It highlights his personal reflections on poetry, tradition, and the interplay of personal flaws and moral commentary. Through his odes, Horace explores the themes of 'carpe diem,' mortality, and the complexities of human relationships, offering profound insights into the literary landscape of his time.