For like the past 2/3 of a year, I've guided this one administrative assistant at school through a Latin textbook, and now he's looking at moving into texts.
The textbook has some simpler poems from major classical authors, and he seemed to enjoy the dirtier ones, so I suggested that we might read those - and he was like, "The more bawdy, the better."
So, I checked out books of poems by Catullus and Martial and have already begun flipping through them.
One poem I found is dedicated to a father and son who frequent the local baths. The father is a thief of people's unattended items, while the son has "a voracious asshole" (voraciore culo) but can't sell it since his crack is too hairy.
And that's all said in Latin!
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
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