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3 of Catullus himself ) . Catullus 61. 3-4 qui rapis teneram ad uirum / uirginem . Then the words meo sodali show that the invitee is a special person for Catullus , like Cinna ( 10. 29-30 ) , Veranius and Fabullus ( 12. 13 , 27.
3 of Catullus himself ) . Catullus 61. 3-4 qui rapis teneram ad uirum / uirginem . Then the words meo sodali show that the invitee is a special person for Catullus , like Cinna ( 10. 29-30 ) , Veranius and Fabullus ( 12. 13 , 27.
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And if Catullus can understand why , because he too has felt the allure of the poem Caecilius has started to write ... est enim uenuste / incohata . Such an allure will have an inevitable effect on all those who are themselves uenustae ...
And if Catullus can understand why , because he too has felt the allure of the poem Caecilius has started to write ... est enim uenuste / incohata . Such an allure will have an inevitable effect on all those who are themselves uenustae ...
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See Catullus 3 . 16 0 factum male ! o miselle passer !? It is vain to object that another Latin writer might have given vent to o factum male ( Ter . Andr . 105 o factum bene ) , and that another Latin writer actually did ( Cic .
See Catullus 3 . 16 0 factum male ! o miselle passer !? It is vain to object that another Latin writer might have given vent to o factum male ( Ter . Andr . 105 o factum bene ) , and that another Latin writer actually did ( Cic .
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