What is the general attitude Horace displays regarding Rome’s civil wars?

The historian Suetonius wrote an anecdote about Augustus doing what to a praetor named Quintus Gallius?

This fad, which was very important to the development of Augustan Age literature, became increasingly common over the 30s and 20s:

Augustus had a superintendent who helped manage his artistic sponsorship, a man very high up in the early Augustan Age, but who never held an office or occupied a well defined position. This man helped sponsor the careers of Horace, Virgil, and others. What was his name?

In a satire Horace wrote, he has Odysseus talk with Tiresias in the underworld. Tiresias gives Odysseus some advice. What’s the subject of the advice?

Horace was given a position as a scriba quaestorius in Rome – a clerk in the Roman treasury system, some time in the 30s BCE. It is likely that while serving in this position, Horace met:

What is the general attitude toward military engagements with foreign enemies that Horace adopts in his poetry?

On March 15, 40 BCE, in the city of Perusia, Octavian:

Horace’s father was a:

What pushed Octavian over the edge and caused him to declare war with Mark Antony in 34 BCE?

Virgil, Horace, and Octavian were born in which years, respectively?

Generally, in his advice to other poets on how to be a good client (in a client-patron relationship), Horace advises those who seek patrons to be:

Not long after the Battle of Philippi in late 42 BCE, Horace was distraught to find that Octavian:

What turned Octavian against the senate over the middle part of 43 BCE, just after the Battle of Mutina in Cisalpine Gaul?

In October of 42 BCE, Horace fought in the Battle of Philippi, and ended up fleeing and running for his life. Who was leading Horace’s army during this battle?