This German-language edition of Horace's 'Epistles' includes the original Latin text and a new translation by Hermann Schütz. One of Horace's most influential works, 'Epistles' is a series of letters addressed to friends and acquaintances, offering insights on everything from philosophy to poetry to daily life. Schütz's edition provides valuable context and analysis for modern readers, and sheds light on one of the great literary legacies of ancient Rome.

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