Briseis, the dais. |
Achilles, the willies. |
yea, his way. |
quarrels? the laurels. |
Achaeans, some paeans. |
please, will release. |
favor, entreating behavior, |
word. he heard: |
Briseis, fierce disses |
tent, clothing rent. |
Thebes, perfect ephebe. |
Sparta, she oughter. |
Thersities, the mighties. |
Troezen, a commotion. |
Troezen, a scene. |
Patroclus, joke was. |
Theristes, fight these |
Thersites, verriet es. |
date, bisexual trait. |
Alexander, The Commander; |
nub, could snub |
truth-seeker, cried "Eureka!" |
Archimedes, geometrical
treaties, |
trial, to smile. |
you, the blue |
lever, a believer, |
Arius, proved
tererarious; |
rear, especially dear |
Aristotle, full throttle, |
Afer, young gaffer; |
Plautus, taught us, |
Varro, the marrow; |
Flaccus, tack is; |
Maro, the barrow, |
Naso, play, so |
Carus, afar, us, |
Secondus, natural wonders; |
Iuvenalis, poetical
gallows. |
Catullus, a solace; |
Seneca, ecumenic; a |
wraps, body-part maps, |
frolics, and Pollux, |
city-state, and weight. |
couth, and forsooth, |
Crete, somewhat effete. |
Midas, fight us, |
door, great Minotaur, |
Labyrinth, did minth. |
Knossos, gnaws us. |
tub, a scrub. |
Eudoxus, solve
paradoxes, |
unchaste, in haste. |
beaker, far meeker |
forebodes, proud modes. |
Herodotus, it is." |
growth, testicles both. |
Illiad, as Gilead. |
he) body see." |
Lysistrata's, head gratis. |
I, shelf: I |
ambiguous, misleading figuous |
aspersions, of Persians. |
Greek. we seek |
Plato's, sexual credos, |
Plato, young tomato. |
Aristophanes, you
please, |
astound; find profound. |
Pythagoras, the agoras. |
eye-tease, on
Thersites! |
Greece, a piece, |
X, Oedipus Rex, |
Thermopylae, a
monopoly. |
Persians, coital perversions. |
Hundred. Greece plundered. |
Minor, much finer; |
Thales. detail, he's |
flock, a rock. |
Evenus, to Venus. |
upon, truth dawn? |
Zeno, we know |