Catullus, Tibullus, and Propertius

Albius Tibullus Alexandrine allusion Ambarvalia ancient antistrophe Augustus beauty Bithynia bride bridegroom's brother Cæcilius Cæsar Callimachus Calvus Catullus Catullus's Ceres CHAPTER charms Cicero Cinna compliment Corcyra Cranstoun Cynthia death Delia Domitius Marsus elegiac elegy epic epithalamium eyes fair fame fancy fate favour festival fifth elegy fond fourth book genius goddess gods grace Greek hair hand happy hath heart Hesper honour Horace Hymen Hymenæus Julius Cæsar kiss learned Lesbia less literary lively love's lover Mæcenas maid maidens Mamurra Manlius Matronalia Messala Mevania mistress muse nature Nemesis nuptial o'er original Ovid passion patron Peleus picture poem poet poet's poetic poetry prætor praise probably Propertius Propertius's reader Roman Rome rural rustic seems Sirmio song soul spirit stanza strain sweet taste tell tender thee themes Theseus Thetis thine thou Tibullus Tibullus's tion translation Umbrian Vatinius vein Venus verses Virgil vows whilst youth