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[15] scelesta: Catullus fans his anger and waxes more indignantly reproachful, and yet so immediately runs into the details of past happiness that in spite of his vale, puella he almost seems to be wishing to tempt Lesbia back to himself. Observe also from the rhetorical questions that he has yet no notion that Lesbia's coldness to himself is connected with other intrigues.


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