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Ι kill what I adore → caedo quidquid amo

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billberg23:


--- Quote from: oberonsghost on 03 Feb, 2009, 12:05:18 ---I'd be happy to read some Catullus with Alex and Billberg...can we make fun of Fordyce's prudery?  Please?
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You're on, M!  There's no love poet past or present who "adores" the way he does, IMHO.  And we can make fun of all the translations — nothing can capture the passion of his Latin!
I"m sure Alex will join us when he gets through his exams ...  Good luck, Alex!

oberonsghost:


--- Quote from: billberg23 on 03 Feb, 2009, 16:18:55 ---There's no love poet past or present who "adores" the way he does, IMHO!

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I'll see your Catullus and raise you a Sappho when Alex finishes his exams!

Good Luck Alex!



billberg23:


--- Quote from: oberonsghost on 03 Feb, 2009, 16:23:29 ---I'll see your Catullus and raise you a Sappho
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Judging from his poem #51, the one is simply a reincarnation of the other!

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