Carmina

Carmina: Libri Tres is a collection of Latin poetry attributed to Albius Tibullus, along with a fourth book containing works by Sulpicia and others. This volume, edited by Ernst Karl Friedrich Wunderlich and Ludolf Georg Dissen, presents the original Latin text, offering readers direct access to the verses of Tibullus, known for his elegiac style and themes of love, loss, and the beauty of the countryside. The inclusion of Sulpicia's poems provides a rare female voice from the classical period. This edition serves as an important resource for students and scholars of Latin literature, providing insight into the poetic traditions and cultural values of ancient Rome.

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