Horace's Epistles Translated Colin Macleod: Horace, The Epistles. Translated into English Verse with Brief Comment. (Instrumentum Litterarum, 3.) Pp. xx + 113. Rome: Edizioni dell'Ateneo, 1986. Paper [Book Review]

The Classical Review 38 (01):26-27 (1988)
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