Thou shalt be bardashed, thief, for the first theft; and if twice caught, I will irrumate thee. But if thou shalt attempt a third theft, that thou mayst suffer penalties twain, I will both sodomise and irrumate thee.
[1. \"Bardache", meaning a catamite. Italian "bardascia", from the Arabic "baradaj", a captive, a slave. The old English was "ingle" or "yngle" (a bardachio, a catamite, a boy kept for sodomy). In Latin Bulgarus means a Bulgarian or a heretic, from which our vulgar modern word 'bugger' is derived, as is the Italian "bugiardo "and the French "bougre".]