Latin Poetry

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luthienne:Rainer Maria Rilke, from The Poetry of Rilke; “Parting” (tr. Edward Snow)

blackpaint20:Inevitability of DeathSurrounded by poetry about virtue and the inevitability of death,

Hendrick Goltzius,Quis Evadet? + detail of Latin inscription (1594).The inscription reads:Quis Evade

palatinamedea:I did a metrical translation of CIL 4. 5296, a piece of graffiti from Pompeii which co

wouldputthebottledownforthatass:Rispuosemi: «Non        omo, omo già fui,       e li parenti miei fu

beckerrarebooks:shelomit-bat-dvorah:jewishhenna:shelomit-bat-dvorah:beckerrarebooks:We love provenan

michaelmoonsbookshop:michaelmoonsbookshop:Lucan’s Pharsalia or the Civil Wars in RomeLondon 1650[Sol

Virgil. Bucolica, Georgica, et Aeneis, 1798.Typ 715.98.868Houghton Library, Harvard University

basildo:Only Cass will understand…Quam desipiens!(Natibus… ablative of means?!)

latin-noob:(x)

Just posting this to try and work out if including a source for an image works as a way of getting a

Ms. Codex 1262 - [Literary miscellany]This manuscript is a collection of Latin poetry and prose,cons

life-of-a-latin-student:Because I think all of you need some of the finest Classical poetry on your

Cover of ‘González Videla, el laval de la America Latina: Breve biografía de un traidor’. Mexico Cit

Salsissima versio! www.instagram.com/p/B0CIIiyjeYZxuZML8BWILn53unEBhAwcIGVFO80/?igshid=y6cyk

lajeunefilleauxcheveuxblancs:“Vivamus, mea Lesbia, atque amemus” - Catullus, Poem V.Let us live and

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As twisted as my fate,As monstruos as my bodyIn my damnation I reign.— sssara-b, “Weave your own fat

Optime!

Perhaps the most complex and unattainable of the Roman love elegists, Tibullus’ works were als

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‘Quechua Peoples Poetry’, Curbstone Press, Willimantic, Connecticut, 1976.

Emmanuel Xavier, “Urban Affection”

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