8.3.049. Catulo

• ADKIN (2002) = N. Adkin, “Catullus 64.18: nutricum tenus”, MH, 59 (2002) 209-210.
• ALFONSI (1950) = L. Alfonsi, “Lesbia”, AJPh, 71 (1950) 59-66.
• ALFONSI (1979) = Id., “Ameana e Mamurra”, Sileno, 5-6 (1979-1980) 275-277.
• ALFONSI (1980) = Id., “Spurcum additamentum”, Sileno, 7 (1980) 185.
• ALLEN (A-1982) = Archibald W. Allen, “Love Awry in Catullus”, Maia, 34 (1982) 225-226.
• ARCAZ (1995) = J. Arcaz Pozo, “Passer mortuus est: Catulo (carm. 3), Ovidio (am. 3.7) y Maximiano (el. 5.87-104)”, CFC(L), 8 (1995) 79-88.
• ARKINS (1979) = B. Arkins, “Glubit in Catullus 58.5”, LCM, 5 (1979) 85-86.
• ARKINS (1982) = Id., Aspects of sexuality in Catullus, Hildesheim, 1982.
• AVELINE (1994) = J. Aveline, “Catullus 32.8: a Jovian Boast?”, LCM, 19 (1994) 122-123.
• BAJONI (2005) = Maria G. Bajoni, “Alcune note a Catull. 33”, Euphrosyne, 21 (1993) 177-178.
• BALDWIN (1982) = B. Baldwin, “Catullan Interpretations: Some Pointers”, CL, 2 (1982) 9-13.
• BELLANDI (2012) = Franco Bellandi, “Amour-passion e amore coniugale nella poesia di Catullo: qualche considerazione”, en A. M. Morelli (ed.), Lepos e mores: una giornata su Catullo. Atti del convegno internazionale, Cassino, 27 maggio 2010, Cassino, 2012, pp. 13-72. [reseña en BMCR]
• BERTINI (2006) = F. Bertini, “Il triangolo erotico in Catullo e in Ovidio”, Sandalion, 29-30 (2006-2007) 27-43.
• BERTMAN (1978) = Stephen Bertman, “Oral imagery in Catullus 7”, CQ, 28 (1978) 477-478.
• BIANCO (1967) = O. Bianco, “Il personaggio del c. 25 di Catullo”, GIF, 20 (1967) 39-48.
• BICKEL (1950) = E. Bickel, “Catulli in Caesarem carmina”, RhM, 93 (1950) 1-23.
• BICKEL (1953) = Id., “Salaputium: mentula salax”, RhM, 96 (1953) 94-95.
• BLÁZQUEZ (A-2007b) = J. Mª. Blázquez Martínez, “El mundo amoroso de Catulo y de la Roma de finales de la República”, en Necedad, sabiduria y verdad: el legado de Juan Cascajero (= Gerión, vol. extra 2007), Madrid, 2007, pp. 207-214.
• BLODGETT-NIELSEN (1986) = E. D. Blodgett & R. M. Nielsen, “Mask and figure in Catullus, Carmen 11”, RBPh, 64 (1986) 22-31.
• BOOTH (A-1981b) = Alan D. Booth, “Camerius the catamite (Catullus 55 & 58)”, LCM, 6 (1981) 135-136.
• BOOTH (A-1985) = Id., “Une de capillatis… Egnati”, EMC, 29 (1985) 111-120.
• BOUGHNER (1983) = E. Boughner, “Mentula in Catullus C. 105”, CB, 59 (1983) 29-32.
• BUCHHEIT (1961) = V. Buchheit, “Catull und Cato von Utica (c. 56)”, Hermes, 89 (1961) 345-356.
• BUCHHEIT (1962) = Id., “Ludicra Latina”, Hermes, 90 (1962) 252-256.
• BUCHHEIT (1976) = Id., “Sal et lepos versiculorum (Catull c. 16)”, Hermes, 104 (1976) 331-347.
• BUSHALA (1981) = Eugene W. Bushala, “A Note on Catullus 106”, HSPh, 85 (1981) 131-132.
• BUTRICA (2002) = James L. Butrica, “Clodius the pulcher in Catullus and Cicero”, CQ, 52 (2002) 507-516.
• CAIRNS (B-1973) = F. Cairns, “Catullus’ Basia poems (5, 7, 48)”, Mnemosyne, 26 (1973) 15-22.
• CAMERON (A-1976) = A. Cameron, “Catullus 29”, Hermes, 104 (1976) 155-163.
• CARRATELLO (1992) = U. Carratello, “Le Donne Veronesi di Catullo”, GIF, 44.2 (1992) 183-201.
• CARRILLO (1998) = F. J. Carrillo Boutureira, “Catulo o el arte de ser obsceno”, en J. L. Vidal – A. Alvar Ezquerra (eds.), Actas IX Congr. Español de Estudios Clásicos. Vol. V: Literatura Latina, Madrid, 1998, pp. 49-53.
• CAVARZERE (2008) = A. Cavarzere, “Clodia, Lesbia e un aenigma di Celio”, en P. Arduini (ed.), Studi offerti ad Alessandro Perutelli, Roma, 2008, vol. I, pp. 217-224.
• CERRI (1989) = G. Cerri, “Il carme 56 di Catullo e un’iscrizione greca di recente pubblicazione”, QUCC, 60 (1989) 59-65.
• CLAES (1996) = P. Claes, “Catullus c. 94: the Penetrated Penis”, Mnemosyne, 49 (1996) 66.
• CURRAN (1966) = Leo C. Curran, “Gellius and the Lover’s Pallor: A Note on Catullus 80”, Arion, 6 (1966) 24-27.
• DAMSCHEN (1999) = G. Damschen, “Catullus c. 94: ipsa olera olla legit”, Mnemosyne, 52 (1999) 169-176.
• DEROUX (1969) = Carl Deroux, “Catulle et Ameana”, Latomus, 28 (1969) 1060-1064.
• DEROUX (2006) = Id., “Le poème CV de Catulle ou de l’obscénité comme moyen d’expression littéraire”, Latomus, 65 (2006) 612-627.
• DEROUX (2006b) = Id., “A fresh look at the joke in Catullus’ poem LIII”, en C. Deroux (ed.), Studies in Latin literature and Roman history. 13, Bruselas : Latomus, 2006, pp. 77-86.
• DEROUX (2008) = Id., “Petite histoire cocasse d’un mot coquin: salaputium, -ii”, en E. Danblon et al. (eds.), Linguista sum: mélanges offerts à Marc Dominicy à l’occasion de son soixantième anniversaire, París : L'Harmattan, 2008, pp. 133-146.
• DETTMER (1985) = H. Dettmer, “A Note on Catullus 47”, CW, 79 (1985) 577-579.
• DEULING (1999) = Judy K. Deuling, “Catullus and Mamurra”, Mnemosyne, 52 (1999) 188-194.
• DI BRAZZANO (1999) = S. Di Brazzano, “Cacata charta. Nota a Catull. 36, 1 e a Priap. 69, 4”, MD, 43 (1999) 179-189.
• FEHLING (1969) = D. Fehling, “Noch einmal der passer solitarius und der passer Catulls”, Philologus, 113 (1969) 217-224.
• FEHLING (1974b) = Id., “De Catulli carmine sexto decimo”, RhM, 117 (1974) 103-108.
• FINK (1983) = R. O. Fink, “Catullus, Carmen 32”, CW, 76 (1983) 292-294.
• FITZGERALD (1992) = W. Fitzgerald, “Catullus and the reader: the erotics of poetry”, Arethusa, 25 (1992) 419-443.
• FONTAINE (B-2008) = M. Fontaine, “The Lesbia Code: Backmasking, pillow talk, and cacemphaton in Catullus 5 and 16”, QUCC, 89 (2008) 55-69.
• FORSYTH (1977) = Phyllis Y. Forsyth, “The Ameana Cycle of Catullus”, CW, 70 (1977) 445-450.
• FORSYTH (1983) = Ead., “Catullus 112”, CW, 77 (1983) 65-68.
• FORSYTH (1984) = Ead., “The lady and the poem: Catullus 35-42”, CJ, 80 (1984) 24-26.
• FORSYTH (1987) = Ead., “Muneraque et Musarum hinc petis et Veneris. Catullus 68A.10”, CW, 80 (1987) 177-180.
• FORSYTH (1989) = Ead., “Catullus 6. Theme and context”, en C. Deroux (ed.), Studies in Latin Literature and Roman History V, Bruselas, 1989 (Collection Latomus, 206), pp. 94-97.
• FRATANTUONO (2010) = Lee M. Fratantuono, “Nivales scii: Caesar, Mamurra, and the snow of Catullus C. 57”, QUCC, 96.3 (2010) 101-110.
• FRUHSTORFER (1986) = M. Fruhstorfer, “Catull c. 2: passer und malum als Zeichen der Liebe”, RhM, 129 (1986) 36-53.
• FUHRER (2007) = T. Fuhrer, “Rollenerwartung und Rollenkonflikt in Catulls erotischer Dichtung”, en E. Hartmann – U. Hartmann – K. Pietzner (eds.), Geschlechterdefinitionen und Geschlechtergrenzen in der Antike, Stuttgart, 2007, pp. 55-64.
• GALÁN (B-1997) = L. Galán, “Versiones de la matrona (Catulo 66-68)”, Auster, 2 (1997) 91-108.
• GARCÍA (B-1976) = M. C. García Fuentes, “Aspectos sociolingüísticos en el léxico de Catulo y de Propercio”, Durius, 4 (1976) 203-210.
• GENOVESE (1974) = N. Genovese, “Symbolism in the Passer Poems”, Maia, 26 (1974) 121-125.
• GIANGRANDE (1975) = G. Giangrande, “Catullus’ Lyrics on the Passer”, MPhL, 1 (1975) 137-146.
• GIANGRANDE (2007) = Id., “Il ‘makarismós’ di Catullo nel quadro della poesia erotica antica”, GIF, 59 (2007) 281-284.
• GLENN (1970) = J. Glenn, “Fossa in Catullus’ simile of the cut tree (17.18-19)”, CPh, 65 (1970) 256-257.
• GLENN (1980) = Id., “Ariadne’s daydream. Cat. 64, 158-63”, CJ, 76 (1980-81) 110-116.
• GLENN (1998) = Id., “A Roman poet at play: bridge simbolism in Catullus 17”, The McNeese Review –Lake Charles (La.), 36 (1998) 1-7.
• GRATWICK (1991) = A. S. Gratwick, “Catullus XXXII”, CQ, 41 (1991) 547-551.
• GREENE (2006) = E. Greene, “Catullus, Caesar and Roman masculine identity”, Antichthon, 40 (2006) 49-64.
• GUARINO (A-1981) = A. Guarino, “Le forchette delle Muse”, Labeo, 27 (1981) 292-293.
• HALLET (A-1978c) = Judith P. Hallet, “Divine unction. Some further thoughts on Catullus 13”, Latomus, 37 (1978) 747-748.
• HALLET (A-1996) = Ead., “Nec castrare velis meos libellos: sexual and poetic lusus in Catullus, Martial and the Carmina Priapea”, en C. Klodt (ed.), Satura lanx. Festschrift für Werner A. Krenkel zum 70. Geburstag, Hildesheim, 1996, pp. 321-344.
• HARRISON (1996) = Stephen J. Harrison, “Mythological incest: Catullus 88”, CQ, 46 (1996) 581-582.
• HARVEY (C-1979) = P. Harvey, “Catullus 114-115: Mentula, bonus agricola”, Historia, 28 (1979) 329-345.
• HEATH (1986) = John R. Heath, “The Supine Hero in Catullus 32”, CJ, 82 (1986) 28-36.
• HERESCU (1960) = N. J. Herescu, “Autour de la salax taberna (Catull. 37)”, en Hommages à L. Herrmann, Bruselas, 1960, pp. 431-435.
• HERRMANN (1974) = L. Herrmann, “Catulle, poème XLVII (XXV, éd. L. Herrmann)”, Latomus, 30 (1974) 435.
• HICKSON (1998) = Frances V. Hickson-Hahn, “What’s so funny? Laughter and incest in invective humor”, SyllClass, 9 (1998) 1-36.
• HILLARD (1981) = T. W. Hillard, “In triclinio Coam, in cubiculo Nolam: Lesbia and the other Clodia”, LCM, 6 (1981) 149-154.
• HOLZBERG (2000) = N. Holzberg, “Lesbia, the poet, and the two faces of Sappho: «womanufacture» in Catullus”, PCPhS, 46 (2000) 28-44.
• HOLZBERG (2004) = Id., “Die Villa und die ipsicilla: Catullus c. 31 und sein Kontext”, en M. Janka (ed.), ENKYKLION KEPION. Zu Poesie, Historie und Fachliteratur der Antike, Múnich, 2004, pp. 101-110.
• HOOPER (1985) = Richard W. Hooper, “In defence of Catullus’ dirty sparrow”, G&R, 32 (1985) 162-178.
• HORVÁTH (1961) = I. K. Horváth, “Amor und amicitia bei Catull”, AantHung, 9 (1961) 71-97.
• HOUSMAN (1931) = A. E. Housman, “Praefanda”, Hermes, 66 (1931) 402-412.
• INGEMANN (1981) = V. Ingeman, “Albus an ater. A double entendre in Catullus 93?”, C&M, 33 (1981-82) 145-150.
• JACHMANN (1964) = G. Jachmann, “Sappho und Catull”, RhM, 107 (1964) 1-33.
• JOCELYN (1980c) = Henry D. Jocelyn, “On some unnecessarily indecent interpretations of Catullus 2 and 3”, AJPh, 101 (1980) 421-441.
• JOCELYN (1999) = Id., “Catullus, Mamurra and Romulus cinaedus”, Sileno, 25 (1999) 97-113.
• JOHNSTON (B-1993) = P. Johnston, “Love and laserpicium in Catullus 7”, CPh, 88 (1993) 328-329.
• JONES (B-1998) = Julian W. Jones, “Catullus’ passer as passer”, G&R, 45 (1998) 188-194.
• KARAKASIS (2005) = E. Karakasis, “Totum ut te faciant, Fabulle, nasum : Catullus’ XIII reconsidered”, en C. Deroux (ed.), Studies in Latin literature and Roman history, vol. 12, Bruselas, 2005, pp. 97-114.
• KHAN (1967) = H. Akbar Khan, “Catullus 99 and the other kiss-poems”, Latomus, 26 (1967) 609-618.
• KHAN (1969) = H. A. Khan, “Three Epigrams of Catullus (Carm., 114, 115, 112)”, en J. BiBauw (ed.), Hommages à M. Renard, Bruselas, 1969, vol. I, pp. 3-11.
• KILPATRICK (1998) = Ross S. Kilpatrick, “Nam unguentum dabo: Catullus 13 and Servius’ note on Phaon (Aeneid 3. 279)”, CQ, 48 (1998) 303-305.
• KINSEY (1966) = T. E. Kinsey, “Catullus 16”, Latomus, 25 (1966) 101-106.
• KINZL (1976) = K. Kinzl, “De Catulli carmine sexto decimo annotiuncula quaedam”, RhM, 119 (1976) 95.
• KLOSS (1998) = G. Kloss, “Catulls Brückengedicht (C. 17)”, Hermes, 126 (1998) 58-79.
• KONSTAN (1972) = D. Konstan, “Two Kinds of Love in Catullus”, CJ, 68 (1972-73) 102-106.
• KONSTAN (1979) = Id., “An Interpretation of Catullus 21”, en C. Deroux (ed.), Studies in Latin Literature and Roman History (I), Bruselas, 1979, pp. 214-216.
• KONSTAN (2000b) = D. Konstan, “Self, Sex, and Empire in Catullus: The Construction of a Decentered Identity”, en F. Pordomingo Pardo et al. (eds.), Intertextualidad en las literaturas griega y latina, Madrid, 2000, pp. 213-232.
• KRAGGERUD (2005) = E. Kraggerud, “Trying to make sense of Catullus 67”, SO, 80 (2005) 23-38.
• KUTZKO (2008) = D. Kutzko, “Catullus 69 and 71: Goat, Gout, and Venereal Disease”, CW, 101 (2008) 443-452.
• LAIGNEAU (1999) = S. Laigneau, La femme et l’amour chez Catulle et les élégiaques augusteens, Bruselas, 1999. [reseña en BMCR]
• LATEINER (1977) = D. Lateiner, “Obscenity in Catullus”, Ramus, 6 (1977) 15-32.
• LAURSEN (1989) = S. Laursen, “The Apple of Catullus 65: A Love Pledge of Callimachus”, C&M, 40 (1989)161-169.
• LEBEK (1982b) = Wolfgang D. Lebek, “Gemini und gemelli. Anthologia Latina² (Riese) 457, 8 und Catull 57, 6”, RhM, 125 (1982) 176-180.
• LEVIN (A-1969) = Donald N. Levin, “Propertius, Catullus, and three kinds of ambiguous expression”, TAPhA, 100 (1969) 221-235.
• LEVINE (B-1985) = P. Levine, “Catullus LXVII. The dark side of love and marriage”, ClAnt, 4 (1985) 62-71.
• LINDGREN (1984) = M. H. Lindgren, Non bona dicta. Obscenity in the Poetry of Catullus, Ann Arbor, 1984.
• LITTMAN (1977) = Robert J. Littman, “The Unguent of Venus: Catullus 13”, Latomus, 37 (1977) 125-128.
• LÓPEZ (I-2006) = M. López López, “«Da mi Basia», posible ejemplo inadvertido de ambigüedad catuliana”, Auster, 10-11 (2005-2006) 77-87.
• LORENZ (2012) = Sven Lorenz, “Versiculi parum pudici: the Use of Obscenity in the liber Catulli”, en A. M. Morelli (ed.), Lepos e mores: una giornata su Catullo. Atti del convegno internazionale, Cassino, 27 maggio 2010, Cassino, 2012, pp. 73-98. [reseña en BMCR]
• LYNE (1998) = R. O. A. M. Lyne, “Love and death: Laodamia and Protesilaus in Catullus, Propertius, and others”, CQ, 48 (1998) 200-212.
• MACHADO(2012) = Bernardo Machado Mota, “Catulo e o aritmética do amor”, Eyphrosyne, 40 (2012) 335-347.

La lectura del carmen 7 de Catulo a la luz del Arenario de Arquímedes y del "catálogo de estrellas" de Ptolomeo (Almagesto, 7-8) ilustra cómo diferentes tradiciones intelectuales (la científica y la literaria) pueden contribuir a la definición de un simple problema matemático.

• MARSHALL (B-1971) = J. C. Douglas Marshall, “Catullus 99”, CW, 65 (1971) 57-58.
• MARSILIO-PODLESNEY (2006) = Maria S. Marsilio & K. Podlesney, “Poverty and poetic rivalry in Catullus (C. 23, 13, 16, 24, 81)”, AClass, 49 (2006) 167-181.
• MCDERMOTT (1984) = W. C. McDermott, “Catullus, Clodia and Ameana”, Maia, 36 (1984) 3-11.
• MILLER (C-1998) = Paul A. Miller, “The suppresion of the negative moment in Foucault’s History of Sexuality”, Arcadia, 33 (1998) 190-213.
• MOREAU (C-2002b) = P. Moreau, “Catulle et l’inceste. Approches psychanalytique et anthropologique”, Kentron, 18 (2002) 79-91.
• MORGAN (B-1977) = M. G. Morgan, “Nescio quid febriculosi scorti: A Note on Catullus 6”, CQ, 27 (1977) 338-341.
• MORGAN (B-1979) = Id., “Catullus 112: A Pathicus in Politics”, AJPh, 100 (1979) 377-380.
• MULROY (1977) = D. Mulroy, “An interpretation of Catullus 11”, CW, 71 (1977) 237-247.
• MUSE (2009) = Kevin Muse, “Fleecing Remus’ magnanimous playboys: wordplay in Catullus 58.5”, Hermes, 137 (2009) 302-313.
• NADEAU (A-1980) = Y. Nadeau, “O passer nequam (Catullus 2-3)”, Latomus, 39 (1980) 879-880.
• NADEAU (A-1984) = Id., “Catullus’ Sparrow, Martial, Juvenal and Ovid”, Latomus, 43 (1984) 861-868.
• NAPPA (1999) = Id., “Catullus 59: Rufa among the Graves”, CPh, 94 (1999) 329-335.
• NÉMETH (1984) = B. Németh, “Communes exerceremus amores, Cat. 68, 69. Trois réflexions in memoriam I. K. Horváth”, ACD, 20 (1984) 43-47.
• NICHOLSON (B-1995) = J. Nicholson, “Word play in Catullus 40”, LCM, 20.3-4 (1995) 45-50.
• NIELSEN (A-1977) = Rosemary M. Nielsen, “Catullus 45 and Horace Odes 3.9. The glass house”, Ramus, 6 (1977) 132-138.
• NIELSEN (A-1984) = Ead., “Catullus c. 6: on the significance of too much love”, Latomus, 43 (1984) 104-110.
• O’HARA (1996) = J. J. O’Hara, “Sostratus Suppl. Hell. 733: a lost, possibly Catullan-era elegy on the six sex changes of Tiresias”, TAPhA, 126 (1996) 173-219.
• OLIVA (1995) = João A. Oliva Neto, “A Warren Cup e os poemas pederásticos de Catulo: consideraçôes sobre o erotismo nas artes da Roma antiga”, Revista de História da Arte e Arquelogia, 2 (1995-96) 46-54.
• PANOUSSI (1976) = V. Panoussi, “Ego Maenas: Maenadism, Marriage, and the Construction of Female Identity in Catullus 63 and 64”, Helios, 30 (2003) 101-126.
• PAVLOCK (2013) = Barbara Pavlock, “Mentula in Catullus 114 and 115”, CW, 106 (2013) 595-607.
• PENELLA (1976) = R. J. Penella, “A Note on (de)glubere”, Hermes, 104 (1976) 118-120.
• PÉREZ (D-2003) = A. Pérez Vega, “El «libro del passer» de Catulo: notas de lectura”, Exemplaria, 7 (2003) 79-94.
• PESTANO (1985) = R. Pestano, “La mujer en Catulo”, Tabona, 6 (1985-87) 331-351.
• PITCHER (1982) = Roger A. Pitcher, “Passer Catulli: The Evidence of Martial”, Antichthon, 16 (1982) 97-103.
• POMEROY (A-2003) = Sarah B. Pomeroy, “Heavy petting in Catullus”, Arethusa, 36 (2003) 49-60.
• POSCH (1979) = S. Posch, “Albus an ater homo. Zu Catull. c. 93”, en R. Muth – G. Pfohl (eds.), Serta Philologica Aenipontiana III, Innsbruck, 1979, pp. 319-336.
• RAMÍREZ (A-1993) = A. Ramírez de Verger, “Una lectura de Catulo 68”, ExcPhilol, 3 (1993) 373-380.
• RAMÍREZ (A-2004) = Id., “Five critical notes on Catullus”, ExClass, 8 (2004) 39-48.
• RANDALL (1980) = J. G. Randall, “Glubit in Catullus 58; retractatio”, LCM, 5 (1980) 21-22.
• RANKIN (1970) = Herbert D. Rankin, “A Note on Some Implications of Catullus, 16, 11-13”, Latomus, 29 (1970) 119-121.
• RANKIN (1976) = Id., “Poem 16 of Catullus”, SO, 51 (1976) 87-94.
• RANKIN (1976b) = Id., “Catullus and incest”, Eranos, 74 (1976) 113-121.
• RICHARDSON (A-1963) = L. Richardson, “Furi et Aureli, comites Catulli”, CPh, 58 (1963) 93-106.
• RICHLIN (1981b) = A. Richlin, “The Meaning of irrumare in Catullus and Martial”, CPh, 76 (1981) 40-46.
• RICHLIN (1981c) = Ead., “Gentleman’s agreement: Catullus 103”, CPh, 76 (1981) 39-46.
• ROCKWELL (1975) = K. Rockwell, “O rem ridiculam!”, CPh, 70 (1975) 214.
• ROMANO (A-1981) = D. Romano, “Catullo e Romolo”, AAPal, 2 (1981-82) 395-403.
• ROSKAM (2000) = G. Roskam, “Mariage ou virginité? Le carmen 62 de Catulle et la lutte entre deux idéaux de vie”, Latomus, 59 (2000) 41-56.
• RUBINO (1975) = C. A. Rubino, “The Erotic World of Catullus”, CW, 68 (1975) 289-298.
• SANDY (1971) = Gerald N. Sandy, “Catullus 16”, Phoenix, 25 (1971) 51-57.
• SCHMIDT (B-1989) = V. Schmidt, “Ein Trio im Bett: ‘Tema con variazioni’ bei Catull, Martial, Babrius and Apuleius”, GCN, 2 (1989) 63-73.
• SELDEN (1992) = D. Selden, “Ceveat lector: Catullus and the Rhetoric of Performance”, en R. Hexter – D. Selden (eds.), Innovations of Antiquity, Nueva York-Londres, 1992, pp. 461-512.
• SIENKEWICZ (1981) = T. J. Sienkewicz, “Catullus, another Attis?”, CB, 67 (1981) 37-43.
• SIMMONS (2011) = Robert Holschuh Simmons, “Deconstructing a father's love: Catullus 72 and 74”, CW, 104 (2010-2011) 29-57.
• SIMPSON (1994) = C. J. Simpson, “Unnecessary Homosexuality. The Correspondent’s Request in Catullus 68A”, Latomus, 53 (1994) 564-569.
• SKINNER (1978) = Marilyn B. Skinner, “Ameana, puella defututa”, CJ, 74 (1978-79) 110-114.
• SKINNER (1979) = Ead., “Parasites and strange bedfellows: a study in Catullus’ political imagery”, Ramus, 8 (1979) 137-152.
• SKINNER (1980) = Ead., “Pertundo tunicamque palliumque”, CW, 73 (1980) 306-307.
• SKINNER (1982) = Ead., “Supplementary Note on the Latin Sexual Language: Catullus 56, 5-6”, LCM, 7 (1982) 140.
• SKINNER (1982b) = Ead., “Pretty Lesbius”, TAPhA, 112 (1982) 197-208.
• SKINNER (1983) = Ead., “Clodia Metelli”, TAPhA, 113 (1983) 273-287.
• SKINNER (1989) = Ead., “Ut decuit cinaediorem: Power, Gender, and Urbanity in Catullus 10”, Helios, 16 (1989) 7-23.
• SKINNER (1992) = Ead., “The Dynamics of Catullan Obscenity: cc. 37, 58, 11”, SyllClass, 3 (1992) 1-11.
• SKINNER (1993) = Ead., “Ego Mulier: The Construction of Male Sexuality in Catullus”, Helios, 20 (1993) 107-130. [reeditado en HALLET-SKINNER (1997), pp. 129-150]
• SKUTSCH (1980) = O. Skutsch, “Catullus 58.4-5”, LCM, 5 (1980) 21.
• STIGERS (1977) = E. Stigers, “Retreat from the male. Catullus 62 and Sappho’s erotic flowers”, Ramus, 6 (1977) 83-102.
• STROH (1990) = W. Stroh, “Lesbia und Juventius: ein erotisches Liederbuch im Corpus Catullianum”, en P. Neukam (ed.), Die Antike als Begleiterin, Múnich, 1990, pp. 134-158.
• TANNER (A-1972) = R. G. Tanner, “Catullus LVI”, Hermes, 100 (1972) 506-508.
• THOMAS (B-1993) = Richard F. Thomas, “Sparrows, Hares, and Doves: A Catullan Metaphor and its Tradition”, Helios, 20 (1993) 131-142 (reimpr. en Reading Virgil and His Texts, Ann Arbor, 1999, pp. 52-67).
• THOMSEN (1992) = O. Thomsen, Ritual and desire: Catullus 61 and 62 and other ancient documents on wedding and marriage, Aarhus, 1992.
• THOMSON (1987) = Douglas F. S. Thomson, “Catullus 112”, Phoenix, 41 (1987) 191-192.
• THRAEDE (2005) = K. Thraede, “Inzest bei Catull“, en I. Tar – P. Mayer (eds.), Studia Catulliana. In memoriam Stephani Caroli Horváth, Szeged, 2005, pp. 56-62.
• TRÄNKLE (1981) = H. Tränkle, “Catullprobleme”, MH, 38 (1981) 245-258.
• TROMARAS (1979) = L. Tromaras, “Catullus c. LXI, satis diu lusisti nucibus vv. 125-126” (en gr., con resumen en ingl.), EEThess, 18 (1979) 463-476.
• TROMARAS (1987) = Id., “Die Aurelius- und Furius-Gedichte Catulls als Zyklen (cc. 11, 15, 16, 21, 23, 24, 26)”, Eranos, 85 (1987) 41-47.
• UDEN (2006) = J. Uden, “Embracing the Young Man in Love: Catullus 75 and the Comic Adulescens”, Antichthon, 40 (2006) 19-34.
• UDEN (2007) = Id., “Impersonating Priapus”, AJPh, 128 (2007) 1-26.
• VERDIÈRE (1985) = R. Verdière, “L’étrange aventure d’un pupulus”, RPh, 59 (1985) 189-193.
• WALSH (1985) = P. G. Walsh, “Catullus 17 and the priapean”, en Studia in honorem I. Kajanto, Helsinki, 1985 (= Arctos, suppl. 2), pp. 315-322.
• WATSON (A-2006) = Lindsay C. Watson, “Catullus and the poetics of incest”, Antichthon, 40 (2006) 35-48.
• WATSON (B-1992) = Patricia A. Watson, “Erotion: Puella Delicata?”, CQ, 42 (1992) 253-268.
• WEISS (1996) = M. Weiss, “An Oscanism in Catullus 53”, CPh, 91 (1996) 353-8.
• WILLE (1964) = I. Wille, “Catulls Gedicht 76 als Spiegelbild seines Liebeserlebnisses und seiner Liebesdichtung”, Altertum, 10.2 (1964) 89-95.
• WINTER (1973) = Thomas N. Winter, “Catullus Purified: A Brief History of Carmen 16”, Arethusa, 6 (1973) 257-265.
• WIRSHBO (1980) = E. Wirshbo, “Lesbia: A Mock Hypocorism?”, CPh, 75 (1980) 70.
• WIRTH (1986) = T. Wirth, “Catull c. 2: passer und malum als Zeichen der Liebe”, RhM, 129 (1986) 36-53.
• WISEMAN (1976) = T. P. Wiseman, “Catullus 16”, LCM, 1 (1976) 14-17.
• WITKE (1980) = C. Witke, “Catullus 13”, CPh, 75 (1980) 325-331.
• WRAY (1996) = D. L. Wray, Catullus: Sexual Personae and invective Tradition, tesis, Harvard Univ., 1996.
• ZAINA (1999) = E. Zaina, “Nota a Catulo 68, 70-72”, Latomus, 58 (1999) 780-784.