What are ancient stock insults? Like pre-20th century versions

read Shakespeare

>>1915882
"Cuckold" is actually quite old although it has only recently come back into fashion.

>>1915882
Look them up yourself you damn winebibber.

>>1915882
have fun
http://ergofabulous.org/luther/
http://www.pangloss.com/seidel/Shaker/

Calling someone a cuck is an ancient insult. It's used in Shakespeare, The Arabian Nights, and tons of other literature. It's not a new insult.

>>1915910
>Thou whoreson impudent embossed rascal!
and it gets better

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>>1915905
this

>>1915882
Cuck quite literally was an insult

>>1915935
>The Gay Cuckold of Court Horned Beasts comparing eachothers beauty
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>>1916023
I think it says City Cuckolds

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>>1915882
In Germany the most popular was "Hundsfott" (Dog-cunt), but there was many more.
Somewhere I had a a list from a German student association from the early 19th century what insults demanded satisfaction (duel to the blood) and which where ok.
>gonna search if you like

>>1915929
I think Martial used it too. Or was it Juvenal? One of the early imperials anyway.