- Amatoria. In
later times,
Philaenis was
remembered for her re****tion of licentiousness. A
fictional character named Philaenis appears in the
Epigrams of...
-
about it by
Philaenis and
Archestratus and the
other writers of such stuff; and in book VII he says: one is
therefore not to
study Philaenis, or the Gastronomy...
- The
Marble Arch, also Arch of the
Philaeni (Italian: Arco dei Fileni),
formerly known in
Libya as El Gaus (i.e. "The Arch"), was a
monument in
Libya built...
- ****ual relationships. In the Graeco-Roman era, a ****
manual was
written by
Philaenis of Samos,
possibly a
hetaira (courtesan) of the ****enistic
period (3rd–1st...
- have a long history. In the Greco-Roman era, a ****
manual was
written by
Philaenis of Samos,
possibly a
hetaira (courtesan) of the ****enistic
period (3rd–1st...
-
erotic author (in a
tradition that
included two
other women writers,
Philaenis and Elephantis): she
wrote a book
about ****ual positions. Photius, Bibliotheca...
- Cyrene, who
shared a
border with the
Carthaginian empire at the
Altars of
Philaeni.
Ptolemy was also the
first Egyptian ruler to
enter into
formal relations...
-
Lazzat Un Nisa List of
Indian inventions and
discoveries Mlecchita vikalpa Philaenis The
Perfumed Garden Song of
Songs **** Hill
Sengupta cites only on the...
- of a ****
manual written in the
fourth century BC that is
attributed to
Philaenis of
Samos have survived.
Modern scholars generally regard it as a work...
- of
philosophy Melissus of Samos,
philosopher Nicaenetus of Samos, poet
Philaenis (4th-3rd
century BC),
courtesan and
writer Polycrates (6th
century BC)...
