Madame Door of Brixia. The mystery of Catullus 67
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https://doi.org/10.12797/CC.16.2013.16.07Keywords:
Catullus, paraclausithyronAbstract
Madame Door of Brixia. The mystery of Catullus 67
The text deals with Catullus’ carmen 67, a problematic and unclear poem, set in Brescia and dealing with the motifs of marriage and infidelity. It analyses a number of problems crucial for the text: the question of its genre, the possible identity of the characters in this little domestic drama and the role of the addressee: the door of the family house.
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