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[108] _Doleo_, 'I grieve at,' is construed with _de_, as _de casu tuo_, with the ablative alone, _casu tuo_, and also as a transitive verb with the accusative, _doleo casum tuum_.

C. Sallusti Crispi De Bello Catilinario Et Jugurthino 86 BC-34? BC Sallust

Casu marzu also called casu modde or formaggio marcio is a cheese found in Sardinia, Italy, notable for being riddled with live insect larvae.

Archive 2006-01-01 Will 2006

By the time it is ready for consumption, a typical casu marzu contains thousands of larvae.

You Eat That? Rachel Herz 2012

I hate maggots, to the extent that I almost dry-heaved watching a VIDEO about casu marzu.

Matthew Yglesias » The Brie Factor 2010

My favorite fermented challenge, because I'm a cheese lover but am mortally repulsed by worms, is casu marzu.

You Eat That? Rachel Herz 2012

Locals consider it unsafe to eat casu marzu once the larvae have died, so it is served while the translucent white worms, about one-third of an inch long, are still squiggling.

You Eat That? Rachel Herz 2012

Nothing against brie, but I really wish it were easier to find casu marzu.

Matthew Yglesias » The Brie Factor 2010

So then, in the Church, if this "event" is not so much an important fact, but a rupture, an absolute novelty, the emergence "in casu" of a new Church, a Copernican revolution, in short the transition to a different form of Catholicism – losing its unmistakable characteristics – this perspective cannot and must not be accepted, precisely because of the uniqueness of Catholic identity.

A Timely Re-Read on a Critique of a Particular, and Popular, Hermeneutic of Vatican II 2009

So name your poison: fugu, ackee, pokeweed, casu marzu, Amanita mushrooms, naga jolokia, or Los Angeles danger dogs.

Boing Boing 2009

Who, uninitiated to the actual foodstuff, isn't at least a little curious about tasting some soft and stinky hákarl or a wormy morsel of casu marzu?

You Eat That? Rachel Herz 2012