Horace's Satires [Book Review]

The Classical Review 47 (1):38-40 (1997)
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edition Freudenburg, K. (1997) "Review. Q. Orazio Flacco: Le Opere: volume II: Le Satire. F Della Corte, P Fedeli, C Carena". The Classical Review 47(1):38-40

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