The Latin Sexual Vocabulary

activity animals appears applied Apul Arnob associated attested Auson basic Catull Catullus Chir common context Contr culus cunnus derivatives described designations direct double doubt Epigr epigram equivalent euphemism evidence examples expression fello female force further futuo genitalia given graffiti Greek hence hendecasyllables implication indicate inscription intercourse interpretation irrumatio jokes language late later Latin literal male Mart Martial meaning mentioned mentula metaphor object obscenities occurs organ origin Ovid particularly passage pedicatio pedico penis perhaps period Petron phrase Plaut popular possible Priap probably quae quod quoted reference remark role Romance seems seen sense Serm sexual act shows similar sometimes speaker speech Suet suggestive taken term terminology threat tone usage usually various Varro verb vulgar woman womb word writers