Tiberius, the Tyrant;
Tiberius, the Tyrant;
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Horace could not have written, as he did write, to the man who was Consul in B. C. 2 1 . The second of the two letters included in the col- lection was certainly written in B. C. 21 ; the date is fixed by an allusion to the fact that Augustus was at the time away demanding the restoration of the Eagles from the Parthians. The person to whom it was addressed was about to become the companion of some young man of distinction, probably Drusus, for Tiberius was at this time absent with Augustus, an...d on his return passed under the tutelage of Agrippa, so far as he was not in the hands of Augustus himself. The advice which Horace gives could not be applicable to a man old enough to be Consul, and therefore not in a subordinate position to his charge ; but it is strictly applicable to a young man who was to be the companion of another young man, his superior in rank or position. Everything in the letter indi- 202 THE RETURN OF TIBERIUS cates the youth of Lollius ; he was to share in the athletic amusements of his friend ; the temptations, which he is to resist, are the temptations of a young man.
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Horace could not have written, as he did write, to the man who was Consul in B. C. 2 1 . The second of the two letters included in the col- lection was certainly written in B. C. 21 ; the date is fixed by an allusion to the fact that Augustus was at the time away demanding the restoration of the Eagles from the Parthians. The person to whom it was addressed was about to become the companion of some young man of distinction, probably Drusus, for Tiberius was at this time absent with Augustus, an...d on his return passed under the tutelage of Agrippa, so far as he was not in the hands of Augustus himself. The advice which Horace gives could not be applicable to a man old enough to be Consul, and therefore not in a subordinate position to his charge ; but it is strictly applicable to a young man who was to be the companion of another young man, his superior in rank or position. Everything in the letter indi- 202 THE RETURN OF TIBERIUS cates the youth of Lollius ; he was to share in the athletic amusements of his friend ; the temptations, which he is to resist, are the temptations of a young man.
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