Vollständiges Wörterbuch Zu Den Gedichten Des Q. Horatius Flaccus is a comprehensive dictionary designed for students and private use, focusing on the more challenging passages in the poetry of Horace. Compiled by Georg Aenotheus Koch, this 1863 German-language resource provides detailed explanations and interpretations of Horace's works. This dictionary serves as an invaluable tool for those studying Latin and classical literature, offering insights into the nuances of Horace's verses. Its detailed approach makes it a useful reference for both academic and personal enrichment. A thorough resource for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of classical poetry and Latin language.

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