This is the form of Catullus 51 (itself an homage to Sappho 31): Illĕ mī pār essĕ dĕō vĭdētur; illĕ, sī fās est, sŭpĕrārĕ dīvōs, quī sĕdēns adversŭs ĭdentĭdem tē spectăt ĕt audit ("He seems to me to be like a god; if it is permitted, he seems above the gods, who sitting across from you gazes at you and hears you again and again.")
Đây là một đoạn thơ theo hình thức Catullus 51 (dùng để tôn vinh Sappho 31): Illĕ mī pār essĕ dĕō vĭdētur; illĕ, sī fās est, sŭpĕrārĕ dīvōs  quī sĕdēns adversŭs ĭdentĭdem tē spectăt ĕt audit ("He seems to me to be like a god; if it is permitted, he seems above the gods, who sitting across from you gazes at you and hears you again and again.")