Horace
Satires, Epistles and the Art of Poetry
Translated by John Conington, 1869
What this is
Horace talking rather than singing: the Satires, sketches of Roman life in a friendly, mocking voice, and the Epistles, letters in verse to friends and to Augustus, ending with the Art of Poetry, the most quoted handbook on writing ever made.
How it is set
One leaf per book, with the sections numbered inside it as Long numbers them. A section of Marcus is often three lines, and a page holding three lines is not a page.
What is not here
Notes. These books have the text and nothing else at present — no map, no lives, no commentary. The Gospel of St Luke shows what an annotated book looks like on this shelf, and these will follow it. An empty heading is better than invented filler.