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A Small Book of Translations: 11 - Catullus 10
Author(s): Alexander Hutchison
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To you, most honey-tongued of all the kin
of Romulus – those that are, those that have
been – Marcus Tullius – those to be in years
to come, Alexander renders warmest thanks –
of makars the nadir: as much the nadir of makars
as you of persuaders the zenith or apogee.
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