Albius Tibullus Bücher

The text explores various themes through a series of reflections and poems. It begins with meditations on divine inspiration and the birth of Jesus, moving through the significance of the crucifixion and human suffering. The author addresses personal and collective grief, contemplating the state of the nation and the cosmos. There are sonnets dedicated to different times of day, emphasizing solitude and the transience of life. The reflections also touch on mortality, the afterlife, and the eternal joy awaiting the chosen. The author engages with philosophical thoughts, considering the nature of existence and the human condition, while also addressing historical figures and events. The text culminates in a series of contemplations on the passage of time, the search for true constancy, and the fleeting nature of worldly pursuits. Throughout, there is a profound sense of introspection and a quest for deeper understanding of faith, existence, and the divine. The work invites readers to reflect on their own lives and the broader human experience, blending personal insight with universal themes.

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Giovane amante della matura, bellissima Lesbia (alter ego della patrizia romana Clodia), Catullo (87-54 a.C.) ancor oggi famoso per l'eleganza deliziosa ed essenziale delle sue composizioni che raccontano gli alti e i bassi della sua storia d'amore. Passione, gelosia, sofferenza, rabbia, e ancora desiderio, estasi: il poeta descrive l'altalenarsi dei sentimenti sconvolti dall'incostanza della sua donna. Con uno stile essenziale e attualissimo, erede della raffinata civiltà letteraria alessandrina, Catullo ci apre una finestra emozionante sulla società romana di fine repubblica, sui suoi amori e sulla sua sensualità.

Poprvé u nás v celistvosti přeložený soubor Tibullových elegií po nábězích jdoucích od 18. stol. přes Kočího, Douchu, Vondráčka, Krska, k Hrubému, Vaňornému, Stolovskému a Fr. Douchovi. Hlavním námětem této ještě živé poesie je láska a touha po štěstí a míru. Porozumění pro práci rolníků, odpor proti bažení po statcích a proti moci, vedoucí k válce.

The Oxford Classical Texts, or Scriptorum Classicorum Bibliotheca Oxoniensis, are renowned for their reliability and presentation. The series consists of a text without commentary but with a brief apparatus criticus at the front of each page. There are now over 100 volumes, representing the greater part of classical Greek and Latin literature. The aim of the series remains that of including the works of all the principal classical authors. Although this has been largely accomplished, new volumes are still being published to fill the remaining gaps, and old editions are being revised in the light of recent research or replaced.

Lyrika G. Valeria Catulla vyrůstá z lyriky řecké a zprvu v ní cele tkví. Má její charakteristickou linii: vroucnost hloubky a čistotu formy i slova. Záhy však autor proniká touto první fází formální i obsahové závislosti a dává růst své vlastní umělecké osobnosti. Je básník kladu i negace: lásky a nenávisti, víry a zoufalství, radosti a bolesti, štvaný rozporem vlastního nitra.

Výbor z milostné lyriky tří římských básníků, jimž láska a žena byly nejmocnějším a téměř výhradním pramenem inspirace.