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An alternative way of dividing the second and third sections is to take Poems 65-68b as belonging to the second section ... In Poem 1 Catullus dedicates his collection ( either Poems 2-60 or 2-116 ) to his friend the historian Cornelius ...
An alternative way of dividing the second and third sections is to take Poems 65-68b as belonging to the second section ... In Poem 1 Catullus dedicates his collection ( either Poems 2-60 or 2-116 ) to his friend the historian Cornelius ...
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Again , not only does Poem 116 involve Callimachus and an enemy , but so too do the opening two poems of 69-116 , 69 and 70. In Poem 69 Catullus attacks a man called Rufus who suffers from body odour and in Poem 70 he adapts an epigram ...
Again , not only does Poem 116 involve Callimachus and an enemy , but so too do the opening two poems of 69-116 , 69 and 70. In Poem 69 Catullus attacks a man called Rufus who suffers from body odour and in Poem 70 he adapts an epigram ...
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All that we can deduce from Catullus ' poem is that he considered Caecilius ' work to be incohata , meaning essentially ' unfinished'.10 Nevertheless I can see no absolutely compelling reason for excluding the possibility that ...
All that we can deduce from Catullus ' poem is that he considered Caecilius ' work to be incohata , meaning essentially ' unfinished'.10 Nevertheless I can see no absolutely compelling reason for excluding the possibility that ...
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