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Translation:Catullus 57

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Catullus 57
by Catullus, translated from Latin by Wikisource
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Literal English Translation Original Latin Line

It all comes together beautifully for the awful sodomites
Mamurra and pathic Caesar.
No wonder: equal stains pressed on each,
one urban and the other Formian,
there they are and won't wash out:
equally diseased, both twins,
sophisticatedly leaning on one couch,
neither one nor the other a more various adulterer,
rivals to be little girls' companions:
It all comes together beautifully for the awful sodomites.

Pulchre convenit improbis cinaedis,
Mamurrae pathicoque Caesarique.
nec mirum: maculae pares utrisque,
urbana altera et illa Formiana,
impressae resident nec eluentur:
morbosi pariter gemelli utrique,
uno in lecticulo erudituli ambo,
non hic quam ille magis vorax adulter,
rivales socii puellularum:
pulchre convenit improbis cinaedis.