Liverpool Classical Monthly, Band 17John Pinsent John Pinsent, 1992 |
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... poem . To conclude , however , I'd like ( briefly ) to suggest a respect in which Virgil's poem may be more fundamentally indebted to the ' Reply ' , one which centres around perhaps the most controversial element of a controversial ...
... poem . To conclude , however , I'd like ( briefly ) to suggest a respect in which Virgil's poem may be more fundamentally indebted to the ' Reply ' , one which centres around perhaps the most controversial element of a controversial ...
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... poems , giving Poems 61-68b , and to take Poems 69-116 as constituting the third section because they are all short . We may begin our investigation with Poems 1 and 116 , the opening and closing poems of Catulli Veronensis Liber . In Poem ...
... poems , giving Poems 61-68b , and to take Poems 69-116 as constituting the third section because they are all short . We may begin our investigation with Poems 1 and 116 , the opening and closing poems of Catulli Veronensis Liber . In Poem ...
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... Poem 69 Catullus attacks a man called Rufus who suffers from body odour and in Poem 70 he adapts an epigram of Callimachus to write about Lesbia ( Epigrams 25 Pf . ) This leaves us with Poem 60 which ends the section 1-60 and Poem 64 ...
... Poem 69 Catullus attacks a man called Rufus who suffers from body odour and in Poem 70 he adapts an epigram of Callimachus to write about Lesbia ( Epigrams 25 Pf . ) This leaves us with Poem 60 which ends the section 1-60 and Poem 64 ...
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