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Catullus: Poems 61-68 by John Godwin

Catullus: Poems 61-68

John Godwin

235 pages

Aris & Phillips

Dec 1995

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Although Catullus is one of the best known of the Roman poets it is his shorter poems that are more familiar. This is the first edition of the longer poems in a single volume. Text, translation and a full commentary with discussion of recent criticism.

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Pages 235

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Published 1995

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