the complement to fellatio, describing the act of being fellated, which the Romans considered the "active" role; whether or not one was manly depended on taking the active role in sex, so that even if one were fellated by a male servant, it wouldn't be considered gay per se.
the complement to fellatio, describing the act of being fellated, which the Romans considered the "active" role; whether or not one was manly depended on taking the active role in sex, so that even if one were fellated by a male servant, it wouldn't be considered gay per se.