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• Catullus, Poem 79
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Catullus, ''Poem'' 79}} ...fers him to you and all your kin, Catullus. But this pretty-boy would sell Catullus and his kin as slaves if he could get three kisses from acquaintances.
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• Catullus, Poem 68.27-8
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Catullus, ''Poem'' 68.27-8}} Therefore, when you write that it is shameful for Catullus to be at Verona…
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• Catullus, Poem 16
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Catullus, ''Poem'' 16}} |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Jerome, Chronicle, Olympiad 173.2 (87BC)
  Gaius Valerius Catullus, scriptor lyricus, Veronae nascitur. Gaius Valerius Catullus, writer of lyric, is born at Verona.
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• Jerome, Chronicle, Olympiad 180.3 (58 BC)
  Catullus XXX aetatis suae anno Romae moritur. Catullus dies at Rome in the thirtieth year of his life.
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• Catullus, Poem 35.1-3
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Catullus, ''Poem'' 35.1-3}} |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Catullus, Poem 67.34
  {{DISPLAYTITLE:Catullus, ''Poem'' 67.34}} |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Martial, Epigram 14.152
  If you are familiar with the land of learned Catullus, you have drunk Rhaetian wines from my earthenware. |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Martial, Epigram 14.195
  Great Verona owes as much to her Catullus as little Mantua owes to her Virgil. |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Apuleius, Apology 10
  ...ames. But the same accusation could be levelled against the works of Gaius Catullus, because he used the name Lesbia instead of Clodia, and Ticidus as well, be |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Propertius, Elegy 2.25.3-4
  ...most famous by my books, with your consent, Calvus, and with your favour, Catullus. |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Propertius, Elegy 2.34.87-8
  Of such themes also sang the writings of wanton Catullus, whose Lesbia is more famous even than Helen. |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Ovid, Tristia 2.427-30
  So wanton Catullus often sang of his woman, to whom he gave the false name ‘Lesbia’; and n |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Suetonius, Life of the Deified Julius 73
  ...same day when he apologised, and he continued to accept the hospitality of Catullus’ father. |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Ovid, Amores 3.15.7
  Mantua rejoices in Virgil, Verona in Catullus. |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Martial, Epigram 14.100
  If you are familiar with the land of learned Catullus, you have drunk Rhaetian wines from my earthenware. |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]]
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• Cicero, Letter to Atticus 7.2.1
  |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]] [[Category:Catullus Collections]]
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• Martial, Epigram 1.61.1
  |guides=[[Catullus: A Guide to Selected Sources|Catullus]] [[Category:Catullus Collections]]
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• Collections
  ...or genre, as listed below, or use our [[Special:Search|search tool]]. The collections can also be accessed thematically by using our [[guides]]. They are work in All of the collections are in the [[Copyright|public domain]] and are freely available. This is ho
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• Ovid, Loves 3.9.59-4
  ...ey in Elysium. You welcome him, your young brow wreathed with ivy, learned Catullus, with your Calvus; you, too, Gallus, who threw away your life and spirit, i [[Category:Gallus Collections]]
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