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Touched up some designs from 2019~2020. There's still many more I want to do.
a bit of latin verse for this cold and blustery day
non ego divitias patrum fructusque requiro, quos tulit antiquo condita messis avo: parva seges satis est; satis est, requiescere lecto si licet et solito membra levare toro. quam iuvat immites ventos audire cubantem et dominam tenero continuisse sinu aut, gelidas hibernus aquas cum fuderit Auster, securum somnos igne iuvante sequi!
I don’t need the wealth of my forefathers, that the harvest brought my distant ancestors: a little field’s enough: enough to sleep in peace, and rest my limbs on the accustomed bed What joy to hear the raging winds as I lie there holding my girl to my tender breast, or when a wintry Southerly pours its icy showers, sleep soundly helped by an accompanying fire!
~Tib. 1.1.41
Latin Literature Tournament - Round 2
Tibullus or Sulpicia
TIbullus
Sulpicia
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The Dead Romans Society - Vates
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Tibullus 2.4.21ff. (tr. Peter Bing and Rip Cohen), from Games of Venus: An Anthology of Greek and Roman Erotic Verse from Sappho to Ovid
I’ve been writing my dissertation on Latin love elegy and up until now it has been ENTIRELY too heterosexual. Only now have I begun talking about homoeroticism. Disappointed. Will have to make it more gay
Tibullus at Delia's House, Lawrence Alma-Tadema, 1866
"Issız yerlerde kendin için bir âlem ol."