Horace & friends
VictoriaOn poetry, translation and related matters.
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The saddest of all kings: reading Lionel Johnson
Last week we were away for five days, and just before leaving I picked up a few books to take with me, almost at random, including Margaret Drabble’s The Middle Years (very enjoyable) and C. H. Sisson’s English Poetry 1900-1950: An Assessme...
Bocholier, Horace and the nuchal fold
It’s school holidays here this week and we’re in Normandy for a few days, so I’m republishing a piece from the year before last about what ‘counts’ and what doesn’t when we are interpreting a poem. The poem I chose as the example is by one ...
Dying is a difficult enterprise
Last week I was struck by the wording of a Latin memorial composed in the 1660s by Payne Fisher — once Cromwell’s poet, though glossing over that phase for obvious reasons by 1665 — for one Jane Robinson, wife of Thomas Robinson, protonotar...
With hope into the lists: Cowley on the eve of civil war
One of my favourite things to find in a manuscript is a good list: I’ve seen lists of nobility, types of wine, women writers, medicinal recipes, irregular verbs, armour, and children. Adrian Schoell, a well-travelled man in the 1560s, inter...
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