Marcus Furius Bibaculus was a neoteric poet with little money who had an affair with the boyfriend of Catullus, Juventius. He was also a friend of Aurelius. He is addressed in some poems of Catullus, including poems 11, 16, 23, 24, and 26. Bibaculus is mentioned along with Catullus by Tacitus (Annals lib. IV, 34) as having written invectives against Julius Caesar. Marcus Furius Bibaculus often wrote of his every day experiences in the Forum.

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  • Marcus Furius Bibaculus was a neoteric poet with little money who had an affair with the boyfriend of Catullus, Juventius. He was also a friend of Aurelius. He is addressed in some poems of Catullus, including poems 11, 16, 23, 24, and 26. Bibaculus is mentioned along with Catullus by Tacitus (Annals lib. IV, 34) as having written invectives against Julius Caesar. Marcus Furius Bibaculus often wrote of his every day experiences in the Forum.
  • Marcus Furius Bibaculus war im römischen Reich ein zu seiner Zeit, dem 1. Jahrhundert v. Chr, moderner und mittelloser Dichter, der zum Kreis der Neoteriker gezählt wird und der eine Affäre mit Juventius, dem Freund Catulls, hatte. Er war auch mit Aurelius befreundet. Bibaculus ist der Adressat einiger Werke Catulls, darunter die Gedichte 11, 16, 23, 24, und 26.
  • Bibaculus, Marcus Furius (Kr. e. 100 körül – ?), római költő. Életéről semmit sem tudunk. A neoterikusok körének volt tagja, tréfás és gúnyos epigrammákat írt, ezek gyakori címzettje Julius Caesar volt. Neki tulajdonítanak egy „Bellum Gallicum" (A gall háború) című eposzt is. Az utókorra műveiből csupán néhány apró töredék maradt.
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  • Marcus Furius Bibaculus was a neoteric poet with little money who had an affair with the boyfriend of Catullus, Juventius. He was also a friend of Aurelius. He is addressed in some poems of Catullus, including poems 11, 16, 23, 24, and 26. Bibaculus is mentioned along with Catullus by Tacitus (Annals lib. IV, 34) as having written invectives against Julius Caesar. Marcus Furius Bibaculus often wrote of his every day experiences in the Forum.
  • Marcus Furius Bibaculus war im römischen Reich ein zu seiner Zeit, dem 1. Jahrhundert v. Chr, moderner und mittelloser Dichter, der zum Kreis der Neoteriker gezählt wird und der eine Affäre mit Juventius, dem Freund Catulls, hatte. Er war auch mit Aurelius befreundet. Bibaculus ist der Adressat einiger Werke Catulls, darunter die Gedichte 11, 16, 23, 24, und 26.
  • Bibaculus, Marcus Furius (Kr. e. 100 körül – ?), római költő. Életéről semmit sem tudunk. A neoterikusok körének volt tagja, tréfás és gúnyos epigrammákat írt, ezek gyakori címzettje Julius Caesar volt. Neki tulajdonítanak egy „Bellum Gallicum" (A gall háború) című eposzt is. Az utókorra műveiből csupán néhány apró töredék maradt.
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  • Marcus Furius Bibaculus
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  • Marco Furio Bibaculo
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