Insults From Ancient Rome
1. Everything you say is so unbearably boring, by Hercules, that it’s murder by monotony. (Plautus) 2. No one thinks you’re worth his attention, his time, a vote, a place in society, or even the light of day. (Cicero) 3. You’re an informer and a mud raker, a con-man wheeler-dealer, a gigolo and an educator … More Insults From Ancient Rome