Catullus 14b

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Catullus 14b by Catullus  (unknown translator)

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Contents 1 Latin Text 2 English Translation 3 Meter/Scansion 4 General Comments 5 Sources

[edit] Latin Text

Si qui forte mearum ineptiarum
lectores eritis manusque vestras
non horrebitis admovere nobis.

[edit] English Translation

O my readers--if there be any who will read
my nonsense, and not shrink
from touching me with their hands

[edit] Meter/Scansion

The meter is hendecasyllabic.

[edit] General Comments

This part of the article has not yet been written.

[edit] Sources

http://rudy.negenborn.net/catullus/text2/l14b.htm