Program I by Raymond M. Koehler Chorus of Thoughts As Catullus regains consciousness, he finds his own thoughts personified, and is surprised by the various shapes they have taken. They urge him to play his cithara, promising, in the meantime, to become clearer. Click here to listen to this scene in English. [523 KB, playing time 1:07]   Miser Catulle << Table of Contents >> Catullus' Complaint (Odi et Amo)

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