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Mathias Hanses
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Lucia Athanassaki
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Sapiens ubique civis, 2021
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Soo-Lin Lui
Greece and Rome, 2011
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Giulia Sissa
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To what extent are the language, expression and psychology of love in Catullus’ polymetrics comparable to those from the elegiac poems?
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Ábel Tamás
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