“ O my farm, whether Sabine or Tiburtine (for they say that you're Tiburtine, they for whom it is not pleasing to harm Catullus; but they for whom it is pleasing assert that you are Sabine by any wager) , but whether Sabine or more truly Tiburtine, I was gladly in your suburban villa and I expelled a bad cough from my chest, which my stomach gave to me, not undeserving, while I seek a lavish dinner: for, while I wish to be a Sestian guest, I read the speech “Against the Candidate Antius”, full of poison and pestilence. ”
Quotes from Catullus 44 (Catullus)
“ Quārē refectus maximās tibī grātēs agō, meum quod nōn es ulta peccātum. Nec dēprecor iam, sī nefāria scrīpta Sestī recepsō, quīn gravēdinem et tussim nōn mī, sed ipsī Sestiō ferat frīgus, quī tunc vocat mē, cum malum librum lēgī. ”
