Aphrodisiacs and Anti-aphrodisiacs. John Marriott Davenport

8, 9 From the Comte de Caylus' "Recueil d'Antiquités Egyptiennes," &c. 7, 8, 9 V. Figure 1, Cross 12, 13, 14 From Higgin's "Anacalypsis." 12, 13, 14 " 2, Another example 12, 13, 14 From the same work. 12, 13, 14 " 3, Another example 12, 13, 14 From the same work. 12, 13, 14 " 4, Another example 12, 13, 14 From the same work. 12, 13, 14 VI. Figure 1, Ex Voto 18, 19, 20 From the British Museum copy of R. Payne Knight's "History of the Worship of Priapus." 18, 19, 20 " 2, Dudaïm or Mandrake 67, 70, 71, 74 From Dr. Kitto's "Cyclopædia of Biblical Literature." 67, 70, 71, 74 VII. Figure 1, Fibula 142, 3 From Holyday's "Juvenal." 142, 3 " 2, Another example of a different construction 142, 3

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NCIENT Phallic Worship: Phallic Worship the most ancient and general Phallic Worship found to exist in America Indian Trimourti or Trinity	1–2 2 3
Lingham	3
Yoni or Cteis, and Pulleiar	4
Taly, Anectode of the	4
Leaden Phalli found in the river Rhône	5
Round Towers in Ireland—Phallic temples	6
The May-Pole a relic of phallic worship	6
Phallus held in reverence by the Jews—King David	6
Le prerogativi de' Testicoli (note)	6
An Egyptian Phallic Oath	8
Ancient Welsh Phallic Law	8
London Costermongers' Oath "By my taters"	9
Bembo (Cardinal), his saying (note)	10
Priapus, derivation of the word	10
Priapus, how reverenced by Roman women	10
Priapus, decline of his worship	11
The Cross ( ) known to the Buddhists and the Lama of Thibet	Скачать книгу В начало < 1 2 3 4 5 6 > В конец