TO CATO, DESCRIBING A "BLACK JOKER."

O risible matter (Cato!) and jocose,

Digne of thy hearing, of thy sneering digne.

Laugh (Cato!) an thou love Catullus thine;

The thing is risible, nay, too jocose.

Erstwhile I came upon a lad who a lass 5

Was ---- and (so please it Dion!) I

Pierced him with stiffest staff and did him die.

O thing ridiculous, Cato, and facetious, and worthy of thine ears and of

thy laughter. Laugh, Cato, the more thou lovest Catullus: the thing is

ridiculous, and beyond measure facetious. Just now I caught a boy

a-thrusting in a girl: and on him (so please you, Dione) with rigid spear

of mine I fell.

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