Will Telethusa, the posture-dancer, who heaves up her haunches, denuded of tunic, more gracefully and higher than her bosom, ever, with undulating loins, wriggle her thighs for thee in such wise as not only to excite thy desires, O Priapus, but even those of the stepson of Phaedra?
[1. The posture alluded to is that attitude in coition in which the man lies supine, whilst the woman mounts on him and provokes the orgasm by her movements.
2. In the original Latin, "flucto", referring here to the wave-like motion of the loins during congress.
3. In the original Latin, "crisso", meaning the buckings and wrigglings of a woman's thighs and haunches during congress.]