Priapeia

Priaepia

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

  1. Nor the decaying of long, drawn-out eld.
  2. Dread this (O evil one!) whoe'er thou be!
  3. For an thou injure with thy greedy hand
  4. The least of bunches by this vine-stock borne
  5. Shall spring (howe'er thou may oppose) for thee
  6. A fig-tree grafted from this cypress-stem.