CONTENTS
I.—DEDICATION TO CORNELIUS NEPOS ... [1]
II.—LESBIA'S SPARROW ... [3]
III.—ON THE DEATH OF LESBIA'S SPARROW ... [4]
IIII.—ON HIS PINNACE ... [7]
V.—TO LESBIA, (OF LESBOS—CLODIA?) ... [9]
VI.—TO FLAVIUS: MIS-SPEAKING HIS MISTRESS ... [10]
VII.—TO LESBIA STILL BELOVED ... [12]
VIII.—TO HIMSELF, RECOUNTING LESBIA'S INCONSTANCY ... [14]
VIIII.—TO VERANIUS RETURNED FROM TRAVEL ... [15]
X.—HE MEETS VARUS AND MISTRESS ... [17]
XI.—A PARTING INSULT TO LESBIA ... [20]
XII.—TO M. ASINIUS WHO STOLE NAPERY ... [23]
XIII.—FABULLUS IS INVITED TO A POET'S SUPPER ... [24]
XIIII.—TO CALVUS, ACKNOWLEDGING HIS POEMS ... [26]
XV.—TO AURELIUS—HANDS OFF THE BOY! ... [29]
XVI.—TO AURELIUS AND FURIUS, IN DEFENCE OF HIS MUSE'S HONESTY ... [31]
XVII.—OF A "PREDESTINED" HUSBAND ... [33]
XVIII.—TO PRIAPUS, THE GARDEN-GOD ... [36]
XVIIII.—TO PRIAPUS ... [37]
XX.—TO PRIAPUS ... [40]
XXI.—TO AURELIUS THE SKINFLINT ... [42]
XXII.—TO VARUS, ABUSING SUFFENUS ... [44]
XXIII.—TO FURIUS, SATIRICALLY PRAISING HIS POVERTY ... [46]
XXIIII.—TO JUVENTIUS CONCERNING THE CHOICE OF A FRIEND ... [48]
XXV.—ADDRESS TO THALLUS, THE NAPERY-THIEF ... [50]
XXVI.—CATULLUS CONCERNING HIS VILLA ... [51]
XXVII.—TO HIS CUP-BOY ... [52]
XXVIII.—TO FRIENDS ON RETURN FROM TRAVEL ... [53]
XXVIIII.—TO CÆSAR, OF MAMURRA—CALLED MENTULA ... [54]
XXX.—TO ALFENUS THE PERJURER ... [57]
XXXI.—ON RETURN TO SIRMIO AND HIS VILLA ... [59]
XXXII.—CRAVING IPSITHILLA'S LAST FAVOURS ... [60]
XXXIII.—ON THE VIBENII—BATH-THIEVES ... [61]
XXXIIII.—HYMN TO DIANA ... [63]
XXXV.—AN INVITATION TO POET CECILIUS ... [65]
XXXVI.—ON "THE ANNALS"—A SO-CALLED POEM OF VOLUSIUS ... [67]
XXXVII.—TO THE FREQUENTERS OF A LOW TAVERN ... [69]
XXXVIII.—A COMPLAINT TO CORNIFICIUS ... [71]
XXXVIIII.—ON EGNATIUS OF THE WHITE TEETH ... [72]
XXXX.—THREATENING RAVIDUS WHO STOLE HIS MISTRESS ... [74]
XXXXI.—ON MAMURRA'S MISTRESS ... [75]
XXXXII.—ON A STRUMPET WHO STOLE HIS TABLETS ... [77]
XXXXIII.—TO MAMURRA'S MISTRESS ... [79]
XXXXIIII.—CATULLUS TO HIS OWN FARM ... [80]
XXXXV.—ON ACME AND SEPTUMIUS ... [82]
XXXXVI.—HIS ADIEUX TO BITHYNIA ... [85]
XXXXVII.—TO PORCIUS AND SOCRATION ... [86]
XXXXVIII.—TO JUVENTIUS ... [87]
XXXXVIIII.—TO MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO ... [87]
L.—TO HIS FRIEND LICINIUS ... [89]
LI.—TO LESBIA ... [91]
LII.—CATULLUS TO HIMSELF ... [92]
LIII.—A JEST CONCERNING CALVUS ... [93]
LIIII.—TO JULIUS CÆSAR (?) ... [94]
LV.—-OF HIS FRIEND CAMERIUS ... [96]
LVI.—TO CATO, DESCRIBING A "BLACK JOKER" ... [98]
LVII.—ON MAMURRA AND JULIUS CÆSAR ... [99]
LVIII.—ON LESBIA WHO ENDED BADLY ... [100]
LVIIII.—ON RUFA ... [101]
LX.—TO A CRUEL CHARMER ... [101]
LXI.—EPITHALAMIUM ON VINIA AND MANLIUS ... [110]
LXII.—NUPTIAL SONG BY YOUTHS AND DAMSELS (EPITHALAMIUM) ... [127]
LXIII.—THE ADVENTURES OF ATYS ... [138]
LXIIII.—MARRIAGE OF PELEUS AND THETIS (FRAGMENT OF AN EPOS) ... [162]
LXV.—TO HORTALUS LAMENTING A LOST BROTHER ... [204]
LXVI.—(LOQUITUR) BERENICE'S LOCK ... [210]
LXVII.—DIALOGUE CONCERNING CATULLUS AT A HARLOT'S DOOR ... [221]
LXVIII.—TO MANIUS ON VARIOUS MATTERS ... [232]
LXVIIII.—TO RUFUS THE FETID ... [248]
LXX.—ON WOMAN'S INCONSTANCY ... [249]
LXXI.—TO VERRO ... [250]
LXXII.—TO LESBIA THE FALSE ... [251]
LXXIII.—OF AN INGRATE ... [252]
LXXIIII.—OF GELLIUS ... [253]
LXXVII.—TO RUFUS, THE TRAITOR FRIEND ... [254]
LXXVIII.—OF GALLUS ... [255]
LXXVIIII.—OF LESBIUS ... [256]
LXXX.—TO GELLIUS ... [257]
LXXXI.—TO JUVENTIUS ... [258]
LXXXII.—TO QUINTIUS ... [259]
LXXXIII.—OF LESBIA'S HUSBAND ... [260]
LXXXIIII.—OF ARRIUS, A ROMAN 'ARRY ... [261]
LXXXV.—HOW THE POET LOVES ... [262]
LXXXVI.—OF QUINTIA ... [263]
LXXXVII., LXXV.—TO LESBIA ... [264]
LXXVI.—IN SELF-GRATULATION ... [266]
LXXXVIII.—TO GELLIUS ... [269]
LXXXVIIII.—ON GELLIUS ... [270]
LXXXX.—ON GELLIUS ... [271]
LXXXXI.—TO GELLIUS ... [272]
LXXXXII.—ON LESBIA ... [273]
LXXXXIII.—ON JULIUS CÆSAR ... [274]
LXXXXIIII.—AGAINST MENTULA (MAMURRA) ... [275]
LXXXXV.—ON THE "ZMYRNA" OF THE POET CINNA ... [275]
LXXXXVI.—TO CALVUS, ANENT THE DEAD QUARTILLA ... [277]
LXXXXVII.—ON ÆMILIUS THE FOUL ... [278]
LXXXXVIII.—TO VICTIUS THE STINKARD ... [279]
LXXXXVIIII.—TO JUVENTIUS ... [281]
C.—ON CÆLIUS AND QUINTIUS ... [283]
CI.—ON THE BURIAL OF HIS BROTHER ... [284]
CII.—TO CORNELIUS ... [285]
CIII.—TO SILO ... [286]
CIIII.—CONCERNING LESBIA ... [287]
CV.—ON MAMURRA ... [287]
CVI.—THE AUCTIONEER AND THE FAIR BOY ... [288]
CVII.—TO LESBIA RECONCILED ... [288]
CVIII.—ON COMINIUS ... [290]
CVIIII.—TO LESBIA ON HER VOW OF CONSTANCY ... [291]
CX.—TO AUFILENA ... [292]
CXI.—TO THE SAME ... [293]
CXII.—ON NASO ... [293]
CXIII.—TO CINNA ... [294]
CXIIII.—ON MAMURRA'S SQUANDERING ... [295]
CXV.—OF THE SAME ... [296]
CXVI.—TO GELLIUS THE CRITIC ... [297]
NOTES ILLUSTRATIVE AND EXPLANATORY ... [299]
