Who was Horace's paedogogus tutor who walked school boys to school and home again?

Horace's paedagogus was a slave or freedman responsible for overseeing his education and daily activities, including walking him and other schoolboys to and from school. This figure played a crucial role in Horace's early life, ensuring his safety and helping him navigate the complexities of his studies. The paedagogus was essential in the education of Roman boys, combining both a protective and instructional role in their upbringing.