Horace

Horace was a Roman poet from the 1st century BCE, renowned for his elegant and insightful poetry that often explored themes of art, life, and morality. His works include odes, satires, and epistles, written in a refined Latin style that has influenced Western literary tradition. Horace emphasized moderation, self-awareness, and the importance of balance in life. His poetry combines personal reflection with societal commentary, making him a key figure in classical literature and a model for poetic craftsmanship.