Catullus

Catullus

Summary

Portrait of Catullus Catullus,  Catullus 115

“ How can he fail to surpass Croesus in riches,
he who possesses so many good things:
pastures, plough-land, vast woods, fields and lakes
as far as the Hyperboreans and the open sea.
All this is great, but he himself is the greatest of all,
not a man, but actually a massive erect penis.
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