Travel has always fascinated humanity, and in ancient Rome, journeys were often as symbolic as they were practical. One of the most famous literary accounts of travel in antiquity is Horace’s satirical poem "Journey to Brindisi" (Sermones, I.5). This witty and insightful work offers not just a travel diary but a portrait of Italy and … Continue reading Horace’s Journey from Rome to Brindisi: A Satirical Travelogue Through Ancient Italy
