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Quo tu, quo, liber otiose, tendis
Cultus Sidone non cotidiana?
Numquid Parthenium videre? Certe:
Vadas et redeas inevolutus:
5Libros non legit ille, sed libellos;
Nec Musis vacat, aut suis vacaret.
Ecquid te satis aestimas beatum,
Contingunt tibi si manus minores?
Vicini pete porticum Quirini:
10Turbam non habet otiosiorem
Pompeius vel Agenoris puella,
Vel primae dominus levis carinae.
Sunt illic duo tresve, qui revolvant
Nostrarum tineas ineptiarum,
15Sed cum sponsio fabulaeque lassae
De Scorpo fuerint et Incitato.

M. Valerii Martialis Epigrammaton libri / recognovit W. Heraeus. Martial. Wilhelm Heraeus. Jacobus Borovskij. Leipzig. 1925/1976.

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