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DOWN IN POMPEII: A SEXUAL GRAFFITO IN VERSE (CIL 4.9123)
This article revisits a famous graffiti poem from Pompeii (CIL 4.9123). It argues that the poem is both more erotically charged and more cleverly metaliterary than previously recognized; and that this reading of the poem offers new evidence for the literary richness of Pompeii's graffiti culture.