Horace's Satires, Epistles and Art of Poetry

In 1729, Mr. Dunster aimed to balance paraphrase and literal translation, striving to capture the essence and spirit of Horace's satirical works and epistles. He believed that prose could render Horace more comprehensible than verse. The reproduction of this work reflects the age and rarity of the original text, resulting in some pages that may be faded or challenging to read, all presented in Old English.