Horace Lapham's Quarterly

The son of a former slave, Horace attended lectures at the Academy in Athens, joined the faction of Brutus after Julius Caesar’s assassination, and moved to Rome around 39 [small_cap]bc[/small_cap]. With the help of the poets Virgil and Varius, he secured the patronage of the wealthy diplomat Maecenas, who gave him a house in the Sabine Hills and the time to write. Horace

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Horace Campbell on the situation in Ethiopia, resolving ethnic conflicts, the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam

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Lapham's Quarterly - Fall 2014 - page 101