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Mulroy, D. (1976). "Hephaestion and Catullus 63". Phoenix, 30(1), 61-72. Nauta, R. (2004). "Hephaestion and Catullus 63 again". Mnemosyne, 57(5), 651-656

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Pessinous and Catullan Rome", Mnemosyne, Fourth Series, Vol. 57, Fasc. 5, Catullus 63 (2004), pp. 534–573. JSTOR 4433594. Gasparro, Giulia Sfameni, Soteriology

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word testiculī. Veterinary writers use both testis and testiculus. In Catullus (63.5), the testicles are famously referred to as pondera ('weights'), perhaps

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(Boston, 1898), p. 346. The text is uncertain: see Kokoszkiewicz, K. "Catullus 63.5: Devolsit?", The Classical Quarterly, Volume 61, Issue 02, December

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Mulroy, D. (1976). "Hephaestion and Catullus 63". Phoenix, 30(1), 61–72. Nauta, R. (2004). "Hephaestion and Catullus 63 again". Mnemosyne, 57(5), 651–656

Rosalia (festival) (14,763 words) [view diff] exact match in snippet view article

identified with the Kouretes by Dionysius of Halicarnassus 2.70–71 (see also Catullus 63, who attributes the tripudium dance of the Salii to the ecstatic followers

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Mulroy, D. (1976). "Hephaestion and Catullus 63". Phoenix, 30(1), 61–72. Nauta, R. (2004). "Hephaestion and Catullus 63 again". Mnemosyne, 57(5), 651–656

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147. Terence, Adelphī 131. Bailey (1947), p. 149. Lucretius, 1.14–16. Catullus, 63.10-11. Catullus, 101. Austin (1970), p. 133. Virgil, Aeneid 6.317–20