Social Commentaries

Shorter Poems 44: The Same

by Claudian c. 370–c. 404

Translated by Maurice Platnauer (1922) · From Shorter Poems

Social Commentaries

Wouldst thou, Curetius, have sure knowledge of thy horoscope, I can give it thee better than even thy father. Thy madness thou owest to the evil influence of Mars; thine ignorance of poetry to enfeebling Mercury; thy shameful disease and premature decay to lady Moon and lady Venus; Saturn has robbed thee of thy property. But this one fact is beyond me:--what causes thy filthy ways?

This translation is printed as prose in its source edition.

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Claudian. “Shorter Poems 44: The Same.” Translated by Maurice Platnauer. Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/claudian/72/.

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Claudian. “Shorter Poems 44: The Same.” Translated by Maurice Platnauer. Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/claudian/72/.

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