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[6] nescis: etc. perhaps the idea is that Nemesis will avenge the slighted love of Catullus (cf. Catul. 50.20n.), or simply that Catullus by great and continued kind services has a strong claim upon the gratitude and affection of Juventius. But the offense of slighting love was often exaggerated by the poets. With facinus faciascf. Catul. 110.4n.


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