Clodia, ¿Sapphica musa?, ¿doctior puella?: notes to Catullus 35,16-17
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Catulo, poema 35; Sapphica musa; puella doctiorAbstract
Commetary on Catull. 35, 16-17 Sapphica puella || Musa doctior
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