Martial, : the twelve books of Epigrams,.

BOOK SIX LIII A BAD DREAM HE bathed and supped with me-how bright he seemed; Next morn they found him dead. What fell disease Slew him so suddenly? Alas, he dreamed That by him stood the quack Hermocrates. * LIV THINK BIG IF John can't use ' so big ' in either gender, He scarcely can the simplest precis render. Why's that, you say? Well, I myself surmise In either gender John admires size. * LV TO A FOP You have always perfume on, Cassia or cinnamon, Taken from a phoenix nest Or from barbers' vials pressed: And at us poor folk you jeer Who must unperfumed appear. Well, I'ld rather scentless be Than be scented lavishly. LVI QUOD tibi crura rigent saetis et pectora uillis, Uerba putas famae te, Charideme, dare? Extirpa, mihi crede, pilos de corpore toto Teque pilare tuas testificare natis. Quae ratio est? ' inquis. Scis multos dicere multa Fac pedicari te, Charideme, putent. 181

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Martial, : the twelve books of Epigrams,.
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