Henri Patin

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Henri Joseph Guillaume Patin (21 August 1793, in Paris – 19 February 1876) was a French writer and translator of Ancient Greek and Latin.

Works

• Mélanges de littérature ancienne et moderne (1840)
• Études sur les tragiques grecs, ou Examen critique d'Eschyle, de Sophocle et d'Euripide, précédé d'une histoire générale de la tragédie grecque (1841–43)
• Œuvres d'Horace (1866). Text online
• Études sur la poésie latine (1868–69)
• Discours et mélanges littéraires (1876)
• Odes d'Horace (1883). Text online
• Poètes moralistes de la Grèce : Hésiode, Théognis de Mégare, Callinos, Tyrtée, Mimnerme, Solon, Sémonide d'Amorgos, Phocylide, Pythagore, Aristote (1892)
• Lucretius. De la Nature (1893)

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