Greek was the language of phylosophy (and of commerce) to the ancient Romans, and therefore it was sort of a lingua franca in the Mediterranean.
As I have often explained, it is likely that Aculeo and Amunet speak in Greek to each other – and indeed Amunet tends to use Greek swearwords wjhen she goes over the top, reserving Latin profanities only to those she is sure can understand them.

So, after yesterday’s roundup of Latin dirty words, here’s a quick list of Ancient Greek terms that are absolutely not safe for works, especially if you are a citizen of the Empire…

• amathés . fool
• aischrourgòs . pervert
• androkàpraina . whore
• aphòdeuma . shit
• bdelyròs . bastard, villain
• ghastròdes . big-bellied, fatso
• ghàuros . full of air, braggart
• glàmon . dirty, lecher
• gràson . one that stinks like a goat
• embròntetos . out of mind
• exòloio . drop dead!
• etairatròphos . pimp
• euryproktos . broken in the ass
• katàratos . cursed
• kèpfos . stupid
• keràstes . cuckold
• koprìas . dirty buffoon
• es kòrakas . f#ck off
• kochòne . fat assed woman
• kriòmyxos . stupid like a ram
• laikàs . slut
• mastropòs . pimp
• moikalìs . two-timing woman
• myrton . debauched
• oinopìpes . drunkard
• pankataratos . thrice cursed
• panoùgros . ruffian
• pòrne . whore
• pornìdion . slut
• prokyon . ass-kisser
• skèrbolos . cheeky
• sorèlle . old mummy
• phlyaros . knave
• chalkòs . cheeky, impudent

And this is it. Now you’re all set.