… in Cicero's circle, but Cicero never mentions Catullus and Catullus' lines to Cicero (49) are
… , it would have thrown some light on Catullus' story. In Catullus himself we catch a glimpse of …

As far back as 1859 I designed a commentary on Catullus, and only interrupted it to reconstitute
the text as a preliminary. But the earlier plan, for which from the first I had accumulated a …

… This volume includes 25 readings on Catullus from the last half century and three very short
… ) and that would challenge readers to look at Catullus in different ways. I also wanted to …

Catullus … Catullus … This revision of Douglas Thomson’s Catullus: A Critical Edition (1978)
offers a new text of the poems, with a commentary, a codicology of the manuscript tradition …

The substance of this book was presented as a doctoral dissertation at Harvard University in
the spring of 1966; the summary published then (HSCP 71 [1966] 344-46) will not be …

… attempt to divide Catullus into two … Catullus, in the tendency to disown the long poems scurely
motivated, foreign to the more successful aspects of his We are allowed to admire Catullus, …

… edition of Catullus' work. The extensive introduction covers topics including the role of
Catullus' literary paramour Lesbia, the few biographical certainties known about Catullus' life and …

The most popular of the Roman poets, Catullus is known for the accessibility of his witty and
erotic love poems. In this book Charles Martin, himself a poet, offers a deeper reading of …

This edition is specifically designed for students who are studying Catullus for the first time.
The text is therefore a reading text (not a strictly conservative scholar's version), with readings …

… This reappearance of Merrill's Catullus perhaps calls for a word of explanation. A few years
… More serious, certainly, is the considerable increase in our knowledge since 1893 of Catullus…