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No primeiro caso, Propercio inscreve Cintia como emulo de Sempronia (26), de
Clodia (27), ou de Volumnia (28), ja que essas dominam a arte da musica, das letras e da danca, alem de serem paradigmaticas da vida cortesa (29).
Cicero holds her up as a model of Republican virtue in order to shame her contemporary kinswoman,
Clodia: nonne te, si nostrae imagines viriles non commovebant, ne progenies quidem mea, Q.
My Carmen, see, makes your
Clodia seem blowsy, a diluted wine, a dull receptacle for perfumed, sheet-wrapped goatherds.
Romanian Social Dialogue Minister Aurelia, Bucharest Governor Paul Nicolae Petrovani Former Prime Minister and candidate for presidency Mihai Razvan Angureanux, EU deputy
Clodia Tapardel and Bosnia Herzegovinian Ambassador to Bucharest Dusko Kovacevic attended at the event.
School youth will always favor Catullus and his passionate affair with
Clodia (Lesbia) and the violent emotional changes from hating to loving, but one grows up and Horace is the antidote, as the author discovered.