Priapeia

Priaepia

by divers poets in English verse and prose. Translated by Sir Richard Burton and Leonard C. Smithers

  1. Beneath thy tattered robe and tawny stole;
  2. (Fen as 'tis ever wont); and dread the fight
  3. Of meagre jaws which ope with such a gape--
  4. By hairy nostrils capped and eminent nose--