person
Natalis
A contemporary notorious for a foul and slanderous tongue, rich and much-courted; Seneca cites him with Chelidon to show money falling on vile men 'as a coin into a sewer.'
Reading notes
- Moral Letters to Lucilius §87.16 Natalis
A contemporary notorious for a foul, slanderous tongue, yet rich and courted as heir and testator; coupled with Chelidon as money falling 'as a coin into a sewer.'