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[8] turpe incedere: even her gait betrays her wanton character; so Cicero speaks of Clodia ( Cic. Cael. 20.49Si denique ita sese geret non incessu solum sed ornatuut meretrix videatur” ; and Vergil of a different character ( Verg. A. 1.405vera incessu patuit dea” ; cf. Prop. 2.2.6incedit vel Iove digna soror.


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