Horatian
- noun
- /həˈreɪʃən/
- Literature
- As a devoted Horatian, she often quoted lines from Horace in her essays.
Examples
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The literary club attracted several Horatians who appreciated wit and balance in poetry.
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He was known as a Horatian for his admiration of Roman poetic traditions.
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Many Horatian poets have influenced modern literature.
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Can you name any famous Horatians from history?
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As a devoted Horatian, she often quoted lines from Horace in her essays.
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The literary club attracted several Horatians who appreciated wit and balance in poetry.
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He was known as a Horatian for his admiration of Roman poetic traditions.
Compounds
- Literature
A calm, thoughtful poem with several equal parts and a regular rhythm like Horace wrote
How Horatian
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Etymology
Horatian can also mean a person who follows or copies the poet Horace and his way of writing; a helpful way to remember this is to think of a writer who prefers 'gentle satire' and calm, clever jokes rather than harsh attacks.