A cat may look at a king : differences and indifference in Horace, Satire 6

In Gianpaolo Urso (ed.), Ordine E Sovversione Nel Mondo Greco E Romano: Atti Del Convegno Internazionale, Cividale Del Friuli, 25-27 Settembre 2008. ETS (2009)
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