The function of the clitoris "(landica)" was "well understood". In classical Latin, "landica" was a highly indecorous obscenity found in graffiti and the "Priapea"; the clitoris was usually referred to with a metaphor, such as Juvenal's "crista" ("crest"). Cicero records that a hapless speaker of consular rank broke up the senate just by saying something that sounded like "landica": "hanc culpam maiorem an il-"lam dicam"?" ("Shall I call this fault greater or that one?" heard as "this greater fault or a clitoris?"). "Could he have been more obscene?" Cicero exclaims, observing at the same time that "cum nos", "when we", sounds like "cunnus". A lead sling-bullet uncovered through archaeology was inscribed "I aim for Fulvia's clit" "(Fulviae landicam peto)", Fulvia being the wife of Mark Antony who commanded troops during the civil wars of the 40s and 30s.