Odes

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Odes is the celebrated collection of lyric poems by the Roman poet Horace, renowned for its refined style and exploration of themes such as love, politics, and the art of living.

All labels observed (7)

Label Occurrences
Odes canonical 5
Ode 1.11 1
Ode 1.37 1

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Latin literature work
lyric poetry
poetry collection
approximateCompositionEnd circa 13 BC
approximateCompositionStart circa 30 BC
associatedWithRuler Augustus
author Horace
canonicalStatus central work of Latin lyric poetry
containsBook Odes Book 1
linked to: Odes

Odes Book 2
linked to: Odes

Odes Book 3
linked to: Odes

Odes Book 4
linked to: Odes
countryOfOrigin Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
dedicatee Maecenas
famousLine carpe diem
famousLineSourceOde Ode 1.11
linked to: Odes
firstThreeBooksPublicationDate 23 BC
fourthBookPublicationDate 13 BC
genre didactic poetry
lyric poetry
hasCommentaryTraditionSince antiquity
influenced English lyric poets
European lyric poetry
Neoclassical poetry
influencedBy Alcaeus
linked to: Alcaeus of Mytilene

Greek lyric poetry
Pindar
Sappho
language Latin
literaryForm stanzaic lyric
literaryMovement Augustan poetry
linked to: Augustan literature
literaryPeriod Augustan age
meter Alcaic stanza
Asclepiadean meter
Sapphic stanza
notableOde Ode 1.11
Ode 1.37
linked to: Odes

Ode 3.1
Ode 3.30
numberOfBooks 4
originalTitle Carmina
theme ethics
friendship
love
mortality
patriotism
politics
religion
the art of living
wine and conviviality

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Referenced by (11)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Horatius notableWork Odes
Odes containsBook Odes Book 1
linked to: Odes
Odes containsBook Odes Book 2
linked to: Odes
Odes containsBook Odes Book 3
linked to: Odes
Odes containsBook Odes Book 4
linked to: Odes
Odes notableOde Ode 1.37
linked to: Odes
Odes famousLineSourceOde Ode 1.11
linked to: Odes
Epodes followedBy Odes