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| To Mamurra and Julius Caesar |
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| To Caesar of Mamurra/dick |
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| Cicero: most eloquent, past, present and future, catullus, the worst ever, give thanks. from the worstest worst to the bestest best. |
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| what is it catullus? why delay death? Nonius with the tumor sits on his curule chair, Vatinius perjures himself on his consulship, why delay death? |
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| I laughed at someone just now from the spectators, who, when wonderfully the Vatinian indictments my Calvus had set forth, in amazement said these words while throwing up his hands, “Great gods, what an eloquent little man.” |
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The head of Otho is quite puny, legs of Herrius are halfwashed and muddy, delicate and light is the farting of Libo,
if not everything, I could wish that this displease you and Sufficius, that old man rejuvenated.... you will be angered again by my unoffending iambs, you one and only imperator. |
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This agrees beautifully for these submissive perverts,
subservient Mamurra and Caesar.
And it’s no wonder: stains equal to each,
that one a city [stain], the other a Formian,
have been impressed [and] will persist and will not be washed away:
equally unhealthy, both twins,
both learned men in one little couch,
this one not more the devourer than that one is an adulterer,
allied rivals for these girlies.
This agrees beautifully for these submissive perverts. |
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Who can see this, who can endure it,
lest a pervert, devourer, a gambler,
Mamurra holds what Gaul & Britain used to hold before?
as a white pigeon or as Adonis?
and son-in-law of the city, have you ruined everything? |
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| I do not desire excessively, Caesar, to want to be pleasing to you, and to know whether you are a white or dark man. |
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| Cock commits adultery. Does the cock commit adultery? Certainly. This is what they say: the pot itself gathers plants. |
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