Carmina
Carmina is a collection of elegies by the Roman poet Albius Tibullus, offering a window into the personal and emotional life of ancient Rome. Renowned for their graceful style and heartfelt expressions of love, loss, and pastoral life, these poems capture the essence of Roman sensibility. This edition, edited by Giovanni A. Volpi, presents Tibullus's work to a new generation of readers, preserving the poet's lyrical voice and timeless themes.
Within these verses, readers will find reflections on the complexities of human relationships, the beauty of the natural world, and the ever-present shadow of mortality. Tibullus's work remains relevant, offering insights into the enduring aspects of the human condition. Explore the world of 'Carmina' and discover the beauty of classical Latin poetry.
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