Horace Odes and Epodes: A Study in Poetic Word-order

ablative adjective amor antithesis artificial atque belongs brought Caesar causal chiasmus close comes early comes last compare Epod compare Odes compare on Odes complement contrast curas dative deorum deos dulci echoes effect emphasis emphatic addendum epithet Epod equals felt fides Fortuna genitive gives goes gravis grouping heard hence Horace implied important inter intrusive Iovis Italy lies Livy logical mare mean meis merely mihi multa naturally neque normal note ad loc noun nova nunc object omne omnis pare pede perhaps phrase placed position postposited precedes predicative prepares preposited probably prose puer quae quam quid quis quod relations Roman says seems semel semper sense separated sine stands stress stress i.e. suggests terras tibi Venus verb Vergil virtus whole Wickham words