C. Valerius Catullus, Carmen 66.89–94

In the closing lines the lock speaks to Berenice once more, as a queen who looks up at the stars. Two more constellations appear: Aquarius and Orion.

 

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tū, uxor rēgis, stellās spectās. Venerem deam ōrās. lūmina laeta habēs.

 

nōlī mē sine aquā dulcī esse sinere. sed multa mūnera mihi dā.

 

stellae cadant! ego fīam coma rēgia. Ōrīōn prope Hydrochoon ardeat.

Original draft written by Robert Amstutz

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