The word 'cunnilingus' also occurs in literary Latin, and is found once in Catullus and more frequently in Martial. Horace's Sermones I.2 and I.3 use the word:
Nam fuit ante Helenam cunnus taeterrima belli
causa. . .
which attributes the cause of the Trojan War to Helen of Troy's cunt.
Ehhh that's not what I learned in Classical Civ and World History! :o
It seems that when we were studying Catullus, Cicero, and Suetonius last year, Mr. McLaren stealthily tucked all of away from us. But now the truth is out!
*sprays some vulgar Latin graffiti*
Modified Lit. test schedule today was a waste of time, if it wasn't for the physics lesson and the fact that I had a quiz/test today >_O
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