obscena noun neut gen pl us_i poetic
obscenum noun neut gen pl us_i poetic
obscenum noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_i
obscenus noun neut gen pl us_a_um poetic
obscenus noun masc gen pl us_a_um poetic
obscenus noun masc acc sg us_a_um
obscenus noun neut nom sg us_a_um
obscenus noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_a_um
obscenus noun masc gen pl us_i poetic
obscenus noun masc acc sg us_i
obscena noun neut gen pl us_i poetic
obscenum noun neut gen pl us_i poetic
obscenum noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_i
obscenus noun neut gen pl us_a_um poetic
obscenus noun masc gen pl us_a_um poetic
obscenus noun masc acc sg us_a_um
obscenus noun neut nom sg us_a_um
obscenus noun neut nom/voc/acc sg us_a_um
obscenus noun masc gen pl us_i poetic
obscenus noun masc acc sg us_i
Number of occurrences in corpus: 5
£.LVCAN.Phars10 363 | cesto pectore passus / Hauserit | obscenum | titulo pietatis amorem, / Meque |
£.PERS.Sat05 165 | riam rumore sinistro / Limen ad | obscenum | frangam, dum Chrysidis udas / E |
£.VERGIL.Aeneid04 455 | nigrescere sacros / Fusaque in | obscenum | se uertere uina cruorem. / Hoc |
££.ALC.AVIT.Carm06 393 | itur oris, / Cum manet illudens | obscenum | femina lectum / Desectoque fero |
££.ARATOR.Act.apost02 713 | nt, ac praepete cursu / Itur in | obscenum | cum seditione theatrum. / Non a |