ODES EPODES of HORACE - 1741 ROMAN POETRY LITERATURE ILLUSTRATED w/ ADDED IMAGES ASTROLOGY He became known as editor

He became known as editor of the astrological magazine Urania

The boards and binding are solid and tight and show minimal wear

Tourney William Blake Collection of Quincy University

a manner of seeing the world poetically and working with what is seen to bring about certain physical or psychological effects

which only appears on the first printing

ODES EPODES of HORACE - 1741 ROMAN POETRY LITERATURE ILLUSTRATED w/ ADDED IMAGES ASTROLOGY He became known as editorTHE SATIRES, EPISTLES AND ART OF POETRY OF HORACE and THE ODES, EPODES, AND CARMEN SECULARE OF HORACE Book Details + Condition: J. Oswald (London). First Edition, 1741 and 1743. Hardcover. Two volumes, 463 and 405 pages. The writings of Roman poet Horace, translated from the Latin to English by David Watson of St. Leonard's College, St. Andrew's. Both volumes are personalized by hand, apparently by John Lancaster, with pasted illustrations,