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Penis
Catullus often refers to to a "passer" (translated to "sparrow") in his poems... The Greeks often used the names of birds to refer to a man's penis.
Catullus often refers to to a "passer" (translated to "sparrow") in his poems... The Greeks often used the names of birds to refer to a man's penis.
"Passer, deliciae meae puellae, quicum ludere, quem in sinu tenere"
"Sparrow, my lady's pet, with whom she often plays whilst she holds you in her lap" - Catullus Poem 2
"Sparrow, my lady's pet, with whom she often plays whilst she holds you in her lap" - Catullus Poem 2
by Catullus's Passer December 14, 2011