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A Small Book of Translations: 14 - Catullus 13
Author(s): Alexander Hutchison
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OMNES UNDIQUE, QUOTQUOT ESTIS OMNES
This wye, hendecasyllables, as mony
an farivver ye come fae, the hale jing bang.
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