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It is argued, on a variety of evidence, that the usual view of 35–6, “But if you, Maeceas, include me in the canon of lyric poets, I shall strike the stars with my exalted head”, is mistaken. Rather, they mean “But make me one of those lyric poets, and I shall strike, etc.”. This is the “depersonalized” indefinite second person, illustrated by  pone  at  Odes  1. 22. 17–24,  dedisses  at  Serm . 1. 3. 15–16, and other passages. It does not imply that any particular person can do the action in question but merely invites the supposition that the action is performed. A second section treats 29–34, showing two ways in which they can be consistent with the suggested interpretation of 35–6.

The Second Person Indefinite and the Logic of Horace, Odes 1. 12. 29–36