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Book I of the Satires (35 bc) and Book II (30 bc), both collections of dialogues in hexameter, were an imitation of the satirist Lucilius.
The ten satires in Book I and the eight in Book II were tempered by tolerance.
Horace's chief poetical works were the Odes, Books I, II, and III (23 bc), adapted from and many directly in imitation of the poets Anacreon, Alcaeus, and Sappho.
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