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catullus

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Ca⋅tul⋅lus

[kuh-tuhl-uhs]
–noun
Ga⋅ius Va⋅le⋅ri⋅us [gey-uhs vuh-leer-ee-uhs] , 84?–54? b.c., Roman poet.

Ca⋅tul⋅li⋅an [kuh-tuhl-ee-uhn] , adjective
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Ca·tul·lus   (kə-tŭl'əs)   
Roman lyric poet known for his love poems to "Lesbia," an aristocratic Roman woman whose real name was Clodia.
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