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...Catullus, if he had not allowed a depraved imagination to hurry him so often into vulgar licentiousness. That still as death approaches nearer, The joys of life are sweeter, dearer ; ] Pontanus has • very delicate thought upon the subject of old age : Quid rides, Matrona? senem...