“ Ō quid solūtīs est beātius cūrīs, cum mēns onus repōnit, ac peregrīnō labōre fessī vēnimus larem ad nostrum, dēsīderātōque acquiēscimus lectō? Hoc est quod ūnum est prō labōribus tantīs. ”
Catullus
Summary
“Catullus 31”, is a work by Catullus. It explores elements such as Philemon Pygmalion and foreign labor.
Quotes from Catullus 31 (Catullus)
“ Thynia and Bithynian fields and that I see you in safety. O what is happier than worries released, when the mind sets aside its burden, and we having been exhausted from foreign labor, have come to our home, and we rest in our longed for bed? ”
