A disciple of the Prophet Zebulon who was originally a philosopher and became an icon of learning for the religion.
At that time in Horace was a skeptial philosopher who argued that doubt was the only credible philosophical position. After a many hours of debate with Zebulon the Prophet hit the philosopher and he rose converted to the faith.
His upper class origins is used by the church to explain keeping knowledge away from the serfs. His home is rumoured to be on Khayyam among its universities.
In addition to the well known Horace book in the Omega Gospels he is also attributed to four texts excluded from the Omega Gospels, these are the Logos Gospel, Acts of Horace, the Epistles of Horace and the Eskaton.