It is said of him, that in Spain, when Icelus, an old Catamite of his, brought him the news of Nero's death, he not only kissed him lovingly before company, but begged of him to remove all impediments, and then took him aside into a private apartment.
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Then a Catamite appeared, clad in a myrtle-colored frieze robe, and girded round with a belt.
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Clapping her hands softly she cried out, "Oh you witty rogue, you are a fountain of repartee, but you never knew before that a Catamite was called a k-night-cap, now did you?"
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