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From: William Harris <harris@panther.middlebury.edu>
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Subject: Catullus text to download
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With school starting again, I thought to mention that I have on my website
a large file of Catullus, text and introductory comment with a wide range
of poems students often miss, sans grammatical notes. You are welcome to
download the file for your students' use, there is enough there for a good
term's work.

I have rearranged the poems into sections according to subject matter,
and feel this makes much better sense than the received order, which has
no special coherence of topic and little artistic arrangement as I see it.
But this file links to others: one in original order, another without the
commentary, another suitable for younger HS readers if the teacher
prefers. Something for everyone.

Anyway, here is the file url:

<http://www.middlebury.edu/~harris/Texts/catullus3.html>

             (.......plus uno maneat perenne anno.)

William Harris <harris@middlebury.edu>

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