Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
Horace
Proper Noun
/ˈhɔːrɪs/
Definition
Horace is a proper noun referring to a famous Roman poet known for his lyrical poetry and satirical works during the time of Augustus.
Examples
- Horace is often regarded as one of the greatest poets of ancient Rome.
- His famous line ‘Carpe Diem’ encourages people to seize the day.
Meaning
Horace is best known for his contributions to Roman literature, particularly in the genres of lyric and satirical poetry. His works reflect themes of love, friendship, philosophy, and the enjoyment of life.
Synonyms
- None (as a proper noun, Horace does not have synonyms)
