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Horace
Horace was born on December 8,65 BC. His father was a slave who had been freed just before Horace's birth, and bought a farm. Horace grew up on the farm but his father soon took notice of his genius and sent him to get an education in Rome and Athens. During the Civil War, Horace fought on the side of Brutus and spent most of the time running away in battle. He soon after returned when Augustus promised parson to all those who had fought against him.
After this he met Maecenas who funded Horace's writings and promoted his his Greek lyrical writing with the combination of Roman satires. He made the acquaintance of Virgil and of Varius, as these two men introduced him to Maecenas.He completed such works as Carmina, the Odes, and the Satires. He died at the age of 57.
Quote: carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero.
Translation: Seize the day, and have little trust in tomorrow.
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Ovid
Ovid was born in Italy in 43BC. His father was wealthy and he wanted Ovid to become a lawyer and gave him an excellent education especially in rhetorics. Instead, though, he perferred History or imaginary subjects. He served in minor legal positions until he moved into literary circles.
He first wrote Amores which became a hit in Rome and the wrote Heroides. In 8 BC Ovid was banished by Augustus for his poem called "Love". Here he spent the rest of his life writing poetry on the edge of the Caspain sea.
Audentum Forsque Venusque juvant.
Fortune and Fame favor the brave.
This represents his philosophy because he could have been killed for what he did but instead was just exiled.
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Catullus
Catullus was born in 84 BC and his father was a friend of Julius Caesar, and he died in Rome in 30 BC He went to Bithya as an aide and the rest is lost.
Only one manuscript has survived of him from the dark ages
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