Otium in Catullus' Carmen 5 and 51 - Translations - all

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Posted on Sun Mar 06, 2005 10:39:51

Need help. I'm writing a very important essay about otium in Catullus' and Ovid's poems. Is there any connection between their description of otium and the way they lived?

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Posted at Wed Mar 16, 2005 00:42:40

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Otium is the exact opposite of the good Republican work ethic.