debauchery Copy link Outline 1. stuprum, esp. in pl.2. gānea (strictly a brothel3. flāgĭtium; esp. in pl.4. luxŭria (not so strong as the preceding) • debauchery: 1. stuprum, esp. in pl.: steeped in d., stupris coopertus, Liv. (See also under 2.) 2. gānea (strictly a brothel: hence licentious living: in this sense not ganeum): the reek and fume of your d.s, ganearum tuarum nidor atque fumus, Cic.: Tac. In the same way is used, lustra, orum, n.: as worn out by wine and d., vino lustrisque confectus, Cic. Join: in ganea lustrisque (vitam agere), Liv.; libido stupri, ganeae, Sall. 3. flāgĭtium; esp. in pl.: to plunge into d., in flagitia se ingurgitare, Cic.: in what d. they lived, quibus f. vixerint, id. (The word is applicable to disgraceful conduct of all kinds, esp. sensuality.) 4. luxŭria (not so strong as the preceding): v. luxury. Phr.: to give way to d., lĭbīdĭnor, Suet.; [amare, Sall.]: a house of d., domus in qua lustra libidinesque versantur, Cic.: v. licentiousness.
DEBAUCHERY Copy link • DEBAUCHERYmores dissoluti; vita dissoluta: vita libidinosa, or libidinibus dedita: the companion of his debaucheries, libidinum socius (Tac.): a youth spent in debauchery, adolescentia libidinosa et intemperans: to tempt to debauchery, illicere aliquem in stuprum: corrumpere aliquem; corruptelarum illecebris irretire aliquem; facem praeferre alicui ad libidinem. Corruption of fidelity, sollicitatio (attempt to seduce; e.g., soldiers): corruptela (e.g., servi, Cic., Dejot. 11, 30).