Catullus: manuscripts, text, interpretation
The paper will consist of (i) a compulsory transcription from a manuscript of Catullus and (ii) textual and interpretative commentary on a choice of passages (with apparatus criticus). Candidates will be expected to show appropriate knowledge of the history of transmission and the principles of textual criticism. Passages for commentary will be drawn from the following portions of the text: 1-14, 27-39, 44-51, 65-7, 69-76, 95-101, 114-116.'.
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