Note 83 — Chapter III · OF IRRUMATION[60]
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It is the same with the word stuprum. Festus: The ancients employed the word stuprum for turpitude, as appears in the Song of Neleus.
“Foede stupreque castigor cotidie.” (I am foully and disgracefully beaten every day.)
Naevius: “They would rather die than return to their co-citizens cum stupro.”