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The Satires of Juvenal, Persius, Sulpicia, and Lucilius

Note 1613 — BOOK I.[1599]

Lewis Evans translation

Vulturius is the older Latin form for vultur, which is found in the days of Virgil. (In Plaut., Curc., II., iii., 77, "Vulturios quatuor" is a bad throw at dice, like the "damnosa Canicula" of Persius, iii., 49, and is said to be called so for the same reason, because vultures devour, i. e., ruin men.)

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