It's so "fun" trying to fit these hugemongous Roman names into iambic pentametre.
(sonnet #MMMMMMMDCCXXIII)
So, read an essay on erm, Virgil, frail As thinking THAT meant aught, and for pretense Is't lo, Thucydides, to spose I'd sense, Petrarca's life in um, a nutshell's scale Of knowledge, even la, Justinian's tale-- Since haunted by those cobbled streets, and hence, If not the air of Roman days, fr'intents Those columned cities sages knew t'avail. And either that, or Valentines in tour Have ta'en my spirit from me, til I view All we had joyed in ere as from as twere A colder distance, seeing, yet voiceless to Effect, life upside-down, or mine in poor Scuse, e'en as April haunts the thought life'd woo.
21Feb19a
Or should we claim "it's so fun to be haunted with lines after midnight!"