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352 GENERAL LITERATURE AND SCIENCE Translate with short notes Juli Flore quibus terrarum inilitet oris Claudius Augusti privignus scire laboro Thracane vos Hebrusque nivali compede vinctus An freta vicinas inter currentia turres An pingues Asiae cam pi collesque morantur Quid studiosa cohors operum struit haec quoque euro Quis sihi res gestas Augusti scribere sumit Bella quis et paces Ion gum diffundit in icvum Quid Titius Romana brevi venturus in ora Pindaric forms qui non expalluit haustus Fastidire lacus et rivos ausus apertos Ut valet ut meminit nostri fidihusne Latinis Thebanos aptare modos studet auspice Musa An tragica desievit et amj ullatur in arte Quid milii Celsus agit monitus multumque monendus Privatas ut quaerat opes et tangere vitet Scripta Palatinus quaicunque recepit Apollo Ne si forte suas repetitum venerit olim Grex avium plumas moveat cornicula risum Furtivis nudata colorihus Ipse quid audes Qua circum volitas agilis thyma non tibi parvum Ingenium non incultum est nec turpiter hirtum Epist iii 1-23 chronological table of the life of Horace containing also the principal historical events of his times Quote passages from Horace which are imitated from the Greek giving also the Greek originals Draw map to illustrate the journey to Brundisium Give in Horace's own words some account of his life pursuits philosophical views and friends Explain the allusions in the following passages atavis regibus-Attalicis conditionibus peritus Iber-Tihur Argeo positum colono-cadum Marsi memorem duelli-dittidit urbium portas vir Maeedo-destituit Deos mercede pacta Laomedon- Canusini more bilinguis octonis Idihus-tristes Caleiube- censorque moveret-lusumque trigonem-oppono aiuiculam-