Scansion of hendecasyllabics, Sapphics, elegiac couplets Some notes on meter and style, on Catullus or on Latin poetry generally J’s Catullus Page Links for a high school classĬatullus background essay and some bibliography at NNDBĬATULLUS web page background from a course at VassarĬatullus background page with notes on a few poemsĪ Personal Bibliography for Catullan Studies Edited by Ulysses K. Zetzel of Columbia a few notes on Catullus.Links and brief background info, often for a course Site on visiting “Catullus’” Villa (actually a century or so later) Map for tours showing Catullus’ Verona, Vergil’s Mantua, Livy’s Padua (plus Venice, Florence, Genoa) 31) pull back to see Verona to the East and Brescia (Brexia of Cat 67) to the West Google maps for Sirmione on Lago di Garda (yes, its a peninsula as in Cat. Kiss’ page on the principal manuscripts with sample images Pics of 1502 edition of Catullus and othersĬ Great new site: Daniel Kiss’ “\online repretory of conjectures on Catullus” including info from Uhlman’s notebooks at UNC L’Année philologique on the Internet covers 84 years of classical bibliography ((get through Davis Library?)) Gnomon German journal’s bibliographical database for Classics -“allgemeine suche” = general search TOCS-IN Search Great search tool for recent articles in Classics Oxford (annotated) Bibliographies online: Catullus by David Konstan Gaius Valerius Catullus- – Poetry, Poems, Bios & Moreīret Mulligan’s The Bridge will help you make vocab lists for several authors, including CatullusĪ Hellenistic Bibliography by Martine Cuypers, Trinity College Dublin: Catullus UleryĬatullus 63 in English in Morford Mythology book The Charles Bukowski Memorial Center for Classical Latin StudiesĬatullus 64: The Wedding of Peleus and Thetis An Interactive Reading Commentary by Robert W. The Poetry of Gaius Valerius Catullus/8 – Wikibooks, open books for an open worldĬatullus links to various kinds of texts and background info at VRomaĬatullus Translations and links- Welcome – Gaius Valerius Catullus by Rudy Negenborn The Poetry of Gaius Valerius Catullus/70 – Wikibooks, open books for an open world Poems of Catullus – Wikibooks, open books for an open world wiki notes on many poems, e.g.:
Latin text of Catullus with lines numberedĬ Daniel Kiss’ text with links to an online repertory of conjectures on Catullus” including info from Ullman’s notebooks at UNC VRoma Catullus Latin text and facing translation and some notes Latin and other texts of Catullus on forumromanum Catulluslinks Catullus Links, fairly random, 2017 (Jim O’Hara) Latin or English texts, often with translations or notes
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