- A
phallus (pl.:
phalli or phalluses) is a **** (especially when erect), an
object that
resembles a ****, or a
mimetic image of an
erect ****. In art...
- a jar or
basket of
phalli (right). A vase-painting by
Nikosthenes now in the
British Museum,
depicting a
woman using two "
phalli-shaped objects". The...
- In embryology, the
primordial phallus refers to the ****oris of a
female or the **** in the male,
particularly during embryonic development of the urinary...
- also
contained models of male and
female ****ual organs,
including stone phalli,
which may have been worn
around the neck as an
amulet or used to decorate...
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patronage Ailments, illness, and
dangers Ethnic groups Occupation and
activity Phalli Places By name
Anastasia Andrew Catherine Donatus Leo
Paraskevi Peter Suzanne...
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Museum Boijmans Van
Beuningen purchased the work
Infinity Mirror Room –
Phalli's Field. As of 13
September of that year the
mirror room is
permanently exhibited...
- (link) Hera****us,
encountering the
festival of the Phallophoria, in
which phalli were
paraded about,
remarked in a
surviving fragment: "If they did not order...
- the Gr****s, seem to have
admired large ****es and
large numbers of
large phalli have been
recovered from the
ruins of Pompeii.
Depictions of
Priapus were...
-
always depicted as
either erect or at
least extremely large.
Their erect phalli represent their ****ociation with wine and women,
which were the two major...
- 1–3 Hera****us,
encountering the
festival of the Phallophoria, in
which phalli were
paraded about,
remarked in a
surviving fragment: "If they did not order...
