Catullus 14b
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| Catullus 14b by , translated by Francis Warre Cornish |
| from The Poems of Caius Valerius Catullus (1904) |
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Latin Text [edit]
Si qui forte mearum ineptiarum
lectores eritis manusque vestras
non horrebitis admovere nobis.
English Translation [edit]
O my readers—if there be any who will read my nonsense, and not shrink from touching me with your hands.
Meter/Scansion [edit]
The meter is hendecasyllabic.
General Comments [edit]
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