Catullus 76
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1974.v42.i2.980Abstract
The paramount feature of this elegy is its changing tone, which is first pietistic, then bravura-like, and finally sincere. By changing the tone in a controlled way the poet manipulates the audience reaction so as to lead to a climatic and sympathetic response at the end.
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