Catullus Poem 5: Let Us Live and Let Us Love @latintutorial
Catullus Poem 5: Let Us Live and Let Us Love  @latintutorial
Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The famous Vivamus mea Lesbia atque amemus beginning of Catullus's fifth poem brings us on a through through life, death, passion, and the power of ignoring the opinions of others. Give me a thousand kisses, he tells his girlfriend. This video covers the text of Catullus 5 in detail with notes on the cultural context and grammar while unfolding the brilliance of Catullus organization and presentation. #poetry #tutorial #latin #grammar #elegy #poetry

The following paintings are shown in this video, in order:
The reading (Catullus and Clodia) by Giulio Aristide Sartorio
Lesbia by John Reinhard Weguelin
Clodia or Claudia Metelli by Antonio Salamanca
In the Days of Sappho by John William Godward
Catullus Poem 5: Let Us Live and Let Us LoveRule 46: Comparisons with QuamComparative AdjectivesRule 73: Gerunds and GerundivesThe Origin of Emperor  From Roman Imperium to Modern Power #latin #ancientrome #historyMaster Possessive Adjectives Meus, Tuus, Noster, and Vester  #latin #aplatin #languagelearningAdverbs in LatinMaster Latin Prepositions #latin #tutorial #grammarThe Evolution of Color Terms in Latin Explained #latin #languageeducation #colorsSuperlative AdjectivesRule 37: The Accusative with Compound VerbsRule 82: Temporal Clauses
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Catullus Poem 5: Let Us Live and Let Us Love

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