Gaius Valerius Catullus was a Latin poet of the late Roman Republic. His works are considered the finest lyric poetry of ancient Rome, and significantly influenced Ovid and Virgil. He wrote in the neoteric style about his personal life and a woman called Lesbia, turning away from classical epic poetry.
Catullus – How many kisses (Carmen VII)
Catullus – Time that you stopped this foolishness, Catullus/Basta con la pazzia, sventurato Catullo
Catullus – Carmen VIII
Catullus – Odi et amo
Catullus – Lesbia rails
Catullus – Carmen LXXIII
Catullus – Carmen XLVII
Catullus – Lesbia’s husband
Catullus – Carmen LXX
Catullus – Carmen XLVI
Catullus – Carmen XLII
Catullus – Let us live, my Lesbia
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