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Callimachus Epigram 2

Callimachus remembers his poet-friend

εἶπέ τις Ἡράκλειτε τεὸν μόρον

The poet Callimachus remembers his poet-friend Heraclitus

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Odes Book 1.4

Carpe diem, Sestius

Solvitur acris hiems grata vice veris et Favoni

The joys of spring are short, Sestius

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Aeneid Book 2, lines 401-452

Cassandra is taken

Heu nihil invitis fas quemquam fidere divis!

The tide of battle turns against the Trojans

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Georgics Book 1, lines 461 - 514

Catastrophe for Rome?

Denique quid vesper serus vehat

Only Augustus can save Rome

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Catullus 11

Catullus and the end of the affair

Furi et Aureli, comites Catulli

Catullus's bitter farewell to his mistress

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Catullus 1

Catullus dedicates his little book

cui dono lepidum novum libellum

Catullus begins with a dedication

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Catullus 32

Catullus to Ipsitilla

Amabo, mea dulcis Ipsitilla

Catullus has plans for the afternoon

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Catullus 51

Catullus translates Sappho

ille mi par esse deo videtur

A Lesbian poem for Lesbia

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Catullus 101

Catullus’s farewell to his brother

Multas per gentes et multa per aequora vectus

Catullus mourns his loss

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Odes 3.28

Celebrating Neptune’s feast day

Festo quid potius die festo Neptuni faciam?

Horace celebrates Neptune's feast day

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Metamorphoses Book 8, Lines 780 - 816

Ceres takes revenge

Attonitae dryades damno nemorumque suoque

Fames, the personification of famine and hunger

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Channel Firing

That night your great guns, unawares

The madness and inevitability of war

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