James Cranstoun Livres

This book is a collection of poems by the Roman poet Valerius Catullus, as translated by James Cranstoun. The book includes a biography of the poet and extensive footnotes to provide context and analysis of the poems. The collection offers a window into the social and political life of ancient Rome, as well as the personal experiences and emotions of the poet himself.

This collection of satirical poems offers a rare glimpse into the opinions and attitudes of the people during the Protestant Reformation. Featuring the works of Thomas Churchyard and Robert Sempill, this book includes historical context, detailed notes, and a glossary for readers to fully appreciate the humor and significance of these poems.