Although the older poets are often "an inexhaustible source of profound reflections and valuable thoughts," the younger poets take a different tack. "They don't usually believe much in sacredness or human institutions," they are attracted to "passionate feelings, such as deep and irreconcilable loves or hatreds," and "have little or no idea whether they will one day become classics or whether their writings will serve as a model for future generations." These are the initial considerations that are made. Jaume Juan Castelló, translator and professor at the Department of Latin Philology at the University of Barcelona, about Catullus, one of the wildest Latin authors, who has just presented a new Catalan version ofThe poems in Adesiara.