Catullus
Gaius Valerius Catullus, commonly known as Catullus, was a Roman poet of the late Roman Republic, renowned for his passionate and often personal poetry. Born around 84 BCE, he became a central figure in the literary world of ancient Rome, celebrated for his vivid expressions of love, friendship, and betrayal. His works, particularly the collection known as 'Carmina,' showcase his mastery of lyric poetry and his ability to blend humor with deep emotion. Catullus's influence on later poetry is profound, making him a pivotal figure in the canon of Western literature. His legacy lived on, especially after the discovery of his poems in Verona in the 14th century, which ensured that his voice would resonate through the ages.
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Roman poet Catullus is among the long list of admirers of Sirmione.
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Catullus is referred to as Rome's greatest pop star and a shock poet.
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