Repensando relacionamentos amorosos nos poemas de Catulo: suas noções de Fides e Amicitia (séc. I a.C.)

Abstract

In I B.C., Rome, the poet Catullus, pejo- ratively described as a poetae novi, uses elegiac couplets to express his mourning, political figures debauchery and, mostly, loving outrage. In his work that gathers the poetry, demonstrates its “hate and love” related to Lesbia, source of most of his poetic chansons. In this article, we aim to analyze how the poet that lived in a time that marital love was given as improbable, cultivates affection, odium and love for Lesbia, even not being more than a lover of hers.