Catulo 64: uma proposta de tradução poética
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https://doi.org/10.26512/belasinfieis.v9.n2.2020.27246Palabras clave:
Hexâmetro dactílico em português. Catulo. Tradução poética. Poesia clássica. Métrica latina.Resumen
Esta tradução tem como objetivo recriar a composição métrica de um excerto do Catulo 64, um epílio do poeta latino Caio Valério Catulo, com a aplicação das normas da métrica clássica da poesia em português, atribuindo valor e tonicidade à s sílabas e à s palavras. Esse poema em particular é um epitalâmio, uma canção escrita para ser lida em cerimônias nupciais, cujos personagens principais são Peleu e Tétis. O texto selecionado retrata o abandono de Ariadne por Teseu, recontado por êcfrase, uma narrativa presente em objetos inanimados ”“ neste caso, um manto bordado com os momentos de agonia e amaldiçoamento da filha de Minos na praia de Naxos enquanto vê seu amante deixá-la, despreocupado, após a vitória sobre o Minotauro, irmão dela. O metro original latino é o hexâmetro dactílico, composto por seis pés dáctilos, com substituições, como a inclusão de espondeus. Aqui, em português, os versos seguiram uma lógica similar, e houve a tentativa de emular tanto o tom épico quanto a cadência musical do Catulo 64.
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MYNORS, R. A. B. C. Valerii Catulli carmina. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1989.
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