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Albius Tibullus

    Albius Tibullus was a Roman poet celebrated for his elegies. His work, often focusing on rural life and personal experiences, is characterized by delicate sentiment and profound insight into human emotions. Though Tibullus shied away from military conflict and war, his poetry captures deep melancholy as well as joy in living. His writings are valued for their lyrical beauty and elegance, which continue to resonate with readers today.

    Albius Tibullus
    Elegien
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      The Elegies of Tibullus; Being The Consolations Of A Roman Lover Done In English Verse2024
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      • 67 pages
      • 3 hours of reading

      Giovane amante della matura, bellissima Lesbia (alter ego della patrizia romana Clodia), Catullo (87-54 a.C.) ancor oggi famoso per l'eleganza deliziosa ed essenziale delle sue composizioni che raccontano gli alti e i bassi della sua storia d'amore. Passione, gelosia, sofferenza, rabbia, e ancora desiderio, estasi: il poeta descrive l'altalenarsi dei sentimenti sconvolti dall'incostanza della sua donna. Con uno stile essenziale e attualissimo, erede della raffinata civiltà letteraria alessandrina, Catullo ci apre una finestra emozionante sulla società romana di fine repubblica, sui suoi amori e sulla sua sensualità.

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      • 132 pages
      • 5 hours of reading
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      Klassen 10-13

      • 88 pages
      • 4 hours of reading
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