Epigrammaton Liber

Epigrams

• Προσωποποία IN CHARTAM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• EXHORTATIO AD MODESTIAM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN EUMPINAM 2 ADULTERAM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN EUNOMUM MEDICUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

  10 lines
• IN HOMINEM VOCIS ABSONAE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

  8 lines
• DE AUXILIO GRAMMATICO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE PHILOMUSO GRAMMATICO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE RUFO RUETORE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN STATUAM EIUSDEM RUETORIS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EO QUI THESAURUM REPPERIT CUM SE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• EX GRAECO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• EX GRAECO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• EX EODEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EO QUI CAPANEUM SALTANS RUIT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN DODRAI.EM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD MARCUM AMICUM DE DISCORDIA QUAM DARET CUM PUELLIS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DYSEROS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EO QUI TESTAM HOMINIS INMISERICORDITER DISSIPARE VOLUIT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• Commendatio Codicis

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

  8 lines
• DE AUGUSTO 1

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE FERA A CAESARE INTERFECTA 1

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

  9 lines
• AD FONTEM DVNUVII IUSSU VALENTINIANI AUGUSTI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• VALENTINIANO IUNIOUI IN SIGNUM MARMOUEUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• PICTURAE SUBDITI UNI LEO UNA SAGITTA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AN FONTEM DANUVII .IUSSU VALENIINIANI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN ECHO PICTAM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

  8 lines
• IN SIMULACRUM OCCASIONIS ET PAENITENTIAE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD GALEAM PUELLAM IAM SENESCENTEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE LEPORE CAPTO A CANE MARINO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE PENGAMO SCRIPTORE FUGITINOQUI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• <IN EUNDEM PERGAMUM 1>

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE MYRONE QUI LAIDIS NOCTEM ROGAVERAT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE OPINIONE QUAM DE H.I.O HABEBNT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD UXOREM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN MEROEN ANUM FBRIOSAM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• EX GRANECO TUA DUCTUM DE STATUA NEMESIS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE THRASYBULO LACEDAEMONIO QUI FORT1SSIME DIMICANS OCCUBUIT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• EX GRAECO TRADUCTUM DE MATRE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN DEGENEREM DIVITEM MOECHO I,EXITUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• ANTISTHENIS CYNIVII IMAGINI SUBDITI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EODEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• MIXOBARBARON LIBERI PATRIS SIGNO MARMOREO IN VILLA NOSTRA OMNIUM DEORUM ARGUMENTA HABENTI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• LIBERO PATRI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN CORYDONEM MARMOREUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN SIMULACRUM SAPPNUS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DEAE VENERI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• NERSUS IN VESTE CONTENTI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• ITEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EADEM SABINA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE PUELLA QUAM AMABVT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE DUOBUS FRATRIBUS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE. CURESTO ET ACINDYNO QUIBUS FUERAT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• QUODDAM QUASI AENIGMA DE TRIBUS INCESTIS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE HIS QUI DICUNT REMINISCO QUOD NON

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE VERBIS RUFI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE GLAUCIA INMATURA MORTE PRAEVENTO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN SIGNUM MARMOREUM NIOBES

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE PALLADE VOLENTE CERTARE ARMIS CUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE LAIDE DICANTE VENERI SPECULUM SUUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE CASTORE, POLLUTE ET HELENA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE IMAGINE VENERIS SCULPTA A PRAXITELF

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN BUCULAM AENEAM MYRONIS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EADEM BUCULA MYRONIS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AN DAEDALUM DE EADEM BUCULA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EADEM MYRONIS BUCULA IAM HABENTE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EADEM BUCULA IAM HABENTE SPIRITUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AN TAURUM DE EADEM BUCULA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EADEM MYRONIS BUCULA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EADEM MYRONIS BUCULA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• QUAE SEXUM MUTARINT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AN PYTHAGORAM DE MARCO QUI DICEBATUR PULLARIA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE CASTORE FELLATORE QUI SUAM LINGEBAT UXOREM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• SUBSCRIPTUM PICTURAE MULIERIS IMPUDICAE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE ALCONE MEDICO QUI HARUSPICEM VANILOQUUM FECIT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE SIGNO IOVIS TACTO AD ALCONE MEDICO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN EUNUM LIGUUUITOUEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• <IN EUNDEM EUNUM>

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD EUNDEM EUNUM QUOD NON VELIT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• <AD EUNDEM EUNUM>

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD EUNUM QUI UXORIS SUAE INGUINA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD EUNUM LIGURRITOREM PAEDAGOGUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AN CRISPAM QUAE A QUIBUSDAM DICEBATUR DEFORMIS

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• QUALEM VELIT HABERE AMICAM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• Ex Graeco traductum ad Cupidinem

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• An Dionen de Amore suo

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE IMIS CONSULTO QUI UXOREM HABEBAT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AN QUENDAM QUI LEUIA SIBI INGUINA FACIEBAT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD ZOILUM QUI UXOREM MOECHAM DUXERAT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• PULCHRUM DEI RESPONSUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• <DE HERMIONES ZOXA>

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE HYI.A QUEM NAIADES RAPUERUNT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• NYMPHIS QUAE HYLAM MERSERUNT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AD NARCISSUM QUI SUI IPSIUS AMORE CAPTUS ERAT

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE EODEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE ECHO DOLENTE PROPTER MORTEM NARCISSI

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE HERMAPHRODITO ET EIUS NATURA

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE CONIUNCTIONE SAI.MACIS CUM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• AN APOLLINEM DE DAPHNE FTGIENTE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE DAPHNE TECTA COUTICE

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IN SCABIOSUM POI.YGITONEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• DE QUODAM SILVIO PONO QUI EUNT BURRO

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• — IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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• IDEM

  An epigram by Ausonius — witty, learned, and often biting, in the tradition of Martial and the Greek Anthology.

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