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Questions related to aspects of Latin as used in poetry.
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Why does Catullus use "odi" instead of "odio" in Catullus 85?
I think the question is straightforward, "odi" to me appears to be the imperative while "amo" is the singular 1st p. Is this some construction I am unaware of with "et"?
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