Besides the works mentioned above, reference should be made to:
CAMPAUX, A., _Des raisons de la popularite d'Horace en France_. Paris,
1895.
D'ALTON, J.F., _Horace and His Age_. London, 1917.
MCCREA, N.G., _Horatian Criticism of Life_. New York, 1917.
STEMPLINGER, EDUARD, _Horaz im Urteil der Jahrhunderte_. Leipzig,
1921.
TAYLOR, HENRY OSBORN, _The Classical Heritage of the Middle Ages_. New
York, 1903.[2]
_The Century Horace._
and, also, to the two following works, cited and quoted in the text:
DUFF, J. WIGHT, _A Literary History of Rome_. London, 1910.[2] (p.
545)
TYRRELL, R.Y., _Latin Poetry_. Boston, (lectures delivered at The
Johns Hopkins University, 1893). (p. 164)
_Note_: Translations of Horace, not otherwise assigned or not enclosed
in quotation marks, are those of G.S.
Our Debt to Greece and Rome
AUTHORS AND TITLES
1. HOMER. John A. Scott, Northwestern University.
2. SAPPHO. David M. Robinson, The Johns Hopkins University.
3A. EURIPIDES. F.L. Lucas, King's College, Cambridge.
3B. AESCHYLUS AND SOPHOCLES.
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