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2.1. Archilochean Side-Switching 2.1. Archilochean Side-Switching
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2.2. Wolves and Daughters 2.2. Wolves and Daughters
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2.3. Belts 2.3. Belts
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2.4. Sorrel 2.4. Sorrel
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2.5. Keeping Regular 2.5. Keeping Regular
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2 Of Cabbages and Kin: Traces of Lucilius in the First Half of Horace’s Epodes
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Published:March 2016
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This chapter considers whether the acknowledged influence of the satirist Lucilius on Horace’s Satires (notably Book 2) should be extended to the Epodes. The chapter focuses primarily on the first ten poems of the Epodes, which are metrically similar, and can be viewed as ostensibly ‘public’ poems. Beginning with Epode 9, it considers the possible interplay between Horace, Lucilius, and Archilochus, before considering other examples in the Epodes where Lucilius could be said to ‘hover’ in the background. In a discussion that incorporates the study of wolf-similes, the significance of the girt and ungirt belt as a part of invective, and the role of the vegetable sorrel (famed for its laxative properties and thus a symbol for free-flowing poetry), the author argues for interplay between Lucilius and Horace that shows a similar background and iambic tradition at work in both.
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