Carmina

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Carmina is the celebrated collection of lyric poems by the Roman poet Catullus, renowned for its passionate expressions of love, friendship, and invective.

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instanceOf lyric poetry collection
poetry collection
work of Latin literature
alsoKnownAs Carmina Catulli NERFINISHED
Poems of Catullus NERFINISHED
associatedPlace Rome NERFINISHED
Verona NERFINISHED
associatedWith Gaius Valerius Catullus NERFINISHED
author Catullus NERFINISHED
containsMotif betrayal
kisses
mourning
containsPoem Catullus 101 NERFINISHED
Catullus 5 NERFINISHED
Catullus 7 NERFINISHED
Catullus 85 NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
culturalSignificance major work of Latin lyric poetry
featuresCharacter Lesbia NERFINISHED
genre epigram
invective poetry
love poetry
lyric poetry
hasAddressee friends of Catullus
patrons and rivals
hasForm collection arranged in three main groups by meter
hasReception highly regarded in classical scholarship
influenced Renaissance poetry
Roman love elegy
modern lyric poetry
language Latin
literaryForm short poems
literaryMovement Neoteric poetry NERFINISHED
literaryPeriod Late Roman Republic NERFINISHED
mainTheme erotic desire
friendship
invective
love
personal emotion
meter various classical meters
numberOfPoems 116
preservation transmitted through medieval manuscripts
studiedIn classics curricula
style colloquial language
intense emotional expression
wit and irony
subjectMatter personal relationships
political figures
social satire
timeOfComposition 1st century BCE

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Catullus notableWork Carmina
Odes originalTitle Carmina