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Mind your tongues: Horace (word)plays apollo
Classical Quarterly 66 (1):402-406 (2016)
Abstract
odi profanum uulgus et arceo.fauete linguis: carmina non priusaudita Musarum sacerdosuirginibus puerisque canto.I hate and spurn the unversed crowd.Mind your tongues: songs yet unheardI sing to boys and virgin girls,the Muses' priest.Other Versions
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