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Title

Priapeia

Author
Unknown author
Translated by Leonard C. Smithers
Details
120 chapters English Public domain
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120 chapters

51 45. Whenas the Rigid God espied a wight
52 46. Ho girl! no whiter-skinned than Moorish man
53 47. Who of you people here shall come to sup
54 48. Tho' see you drench�d wet that part of me
55 49. Thou, who art 'customed to view around the walls of our temple
56 50. A certain person, an thou please (Priapus!)
57 51. What be this pother? For what cause suspects
58 52. Ho thou, which hardly thy rapacious hand
59 53. Bacchus often is wont with a moderate bunch to be sated
60 54. E, D, an thou write, conjoining the two with a hyphen
61 55. Who could believe my words? 'Tis shame to confess that the sickle
62 56. Thou too dost mock me, Thief! and the infamous
63 57. A chough, a caries, an eld-worn grave
64 58. Whatever thief shall trick my faith may he
65 59. Know, lest due warning be denied by thee
66 60. Hadst thou as many of apples as offers of verses (Priapus!)
67 61. Why, cultivator, vainly moan to me
68 62. Sleep, O ye watchdogs! safe, while aid in guarding the garden
69 63. 'Tis not enough, my friends, I set my seat
70 64. One than a goose's marrow softer far
71 65. This, with his snout aye alert to uproot the lilies a-blowing
72 66. Thou, who lest manly mark thy glances meet
73 67. PEnelope's first syllable followed by firstling of DIdo
74 68. An I rustical seem to have spoken somewhat unlearned
75 69. What then? Had Trojan yard Taenerian dame and her Cunnus
/ 120

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Cover for Priapeia
Title

Priapeia

Author
Unknown author
Translated by Leonard C. Smithers
Details
120 chapters English Public domain
About this book

No short description is available for this text.

Table of contents

120 chapters

51 45. Whenas the Rigid God espied a wight
52 46. Ho girl! no whiter-skinned than Moorish man
53 47. Who of you people here shall come to sup
54 48. Tho' see you drench�d wet that part of me
55 49. Thou, who art 'customed to view around the walls of our temple
56 50. A certain person, an thou please (Priapus!)
57 51. What be this pother? For what cause suspects
58 52. Ho thou, which hardly thy rapacious hand
59 53. Bacchus often is wont with a moderate bunch to be sated
60 54. E, D, an thou write, conjoining the two with a hyphen
61 55. Who could believe my words? 'Tis shame to confess that the sickle
62 56. Thou too dost mock me, Thief! and the infamous
63 57. A chough, a caries, an eld-worn grave
64 58. Whatever thief shall trick my faith may he
65 59. Know, lest due warning be denied by thee
66 60. Hadst thou as many of apples as offers of verses (Priapus!)
67 61. Why, cultivator, vainly moan to me
68 62. Sleep, O ye watchdogs! safe, while aid in guarding the garden
69 63. 'Tis not enough, my friends, I set my seat
70 64. One than a goose's marrow softer far
71 65. This, with his snout aye alert to uproot the lilies a-blowing
72 66. Thou, who lest manly mark thy glances meet
73 67. PEnelope's first syllable followed by firstling of DIdo
74 68. An I rustical seem to have spoken somewhat unlearned
75 69. What then? Had Trojan yard Taenerian dame and her Cunnus
/ 120

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Title

Priapeia

Author
Unknown author
Translated by Leonard C. Smithers
Details
120 chapters English Public domain
About this book

No short description is available for this text.

Table of contents

120 chapters

51 45. Whenas the Rigid God espied a wight
52 46. Ho girl! no whiter-skinned than Moorish man
53 47. Who of you people here shall come to sup
54 48. Tho' see you drench�d wet that part of me
55 49. Thou, who art 'customed to view around the walls of our temple
56 50. A certain person, an thou please (Priapus!)
57 51. What be this pother? For what cause suspects
58 52. Ho thou, which hardly thy rapacious hand
59 53. Bacchus often is wont with a moderate bunch to be sated
60 54. E, D, an thou write, conjoining the two with a hyphen
61 55. Who could believe my words? 'Tis shame to confess that the sickle
62 56. Thou too dost mock me, Thief! and the infamous
63 57. A chough, a caries, an eld-worn grave
64 58. Whatever thief shall trick my faith may he
65 59. Know, lest due warning be denied by thee
66 60. Hadst thou as many of apples as offers of verses (Priapus!)
67 61. Why, cultivator, vainly moan to me
68 62. Sleep, O ye watchdogs! safe, while aid in guarding the garden
69 63. 'Tis not enough, my friends, I set my seat
70 64. One than a goose's marrow softer far
71 65. This, with his snout aye alert to uproot the lilies a-blowing
72 66. Thou, who lest manly mark thy glances meet
73 67. PEnelope's first syllable followed by firstling of DIdo
74 68. An I rustical seem to have spoken somewhat unlearned
75 69. What then? Had Trojan yard Taenerian dame and her Cunnus
/ 120

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