The Secret Erotic Paintings - 9781605063652

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EROTICI PAINTIN'GS
Pictures and Descriptions of Classical Erotic Paintings, Bronzes and Statues
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C'OL'ONEL FANIN
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The Secret Erotic Pai tings

Pictures and Descriptions of C1 ssical Erotic Paintings, Bronzes and S atues
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Colonel Fanin
Translated from the Frene
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Famin, Stanis las Marie C sar
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First published 1871
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PUBLISHER'S PREFACE
About the Book "The ancient Roman and Greek cultures had a very different attitude about
sexuality t an successive European cultures, more akin to that of the Kama Sutra. Thi , of course, was unimaginable to latter day Europeans, who rigidly co partmentalized body, mind and spirit, and to whom any sexuality as sinful and morbid. Some of t e best artistic expressions of this can be found in the recovered peii. Pompeii was frozen in time by the volcanic eruption of Vesuvius i 79 A. D., and not unea rthed unti I 1748. Pom peii was a seaside resort, de oted to the arts, relaxation, and the pursuit of pleasure. The excavator were horrified to discover erotic frescos, mosaics, statuary and phallic vot ve objects. The moveable erotic artifacts were taken to Naples and kept i seclusion in the Royal Museum. The erotic wall and floor art had locka Ie metal boxes constructed over them and were displayed to tourists for an extra fee (women and children excluded). When I visited Pompeii in the late 1960s, this peepshow was still in operation. This work Cesar Fa catalog) h pei ntu res, explicatio Naples co published edition. T copies of t Museum. Congress. is a translation of a book by a 19th Century French antiquarian in. In 1816 (according to a citation in the Library of Congress published (under the initials M. C. F.) Musee royal de Naples; bro nzes et statues Erotiq ues d u cabi net secret, avec Ieur containing sixty lithographs of the best erotic artifacts in the lection. The name of the artist is unknown. The volume was with the cooperation of the Naples museum in a very limited e French authorities confiscated and destroyed most known e origina I book. One en ded up in the' Private Case' of th e British here is also a copy in the Special Collections of the Library of
English translation of Famin's work was published in England under the byline of 'Co lonel Fanin'. Privately printed in a limited ed ition, this transl tion became one ofthe rarest erotic books. [...J
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Famin's text to accompany he images is deeply conflicted. He is obviously drawn to the subject matte and has a deep understanding of the significance of the artifacts. He als takes every opportunity to condemn sexual practices and cultu I values. Whether this is a figleaf or reaction is impossible to d termine. However, in spite of the shocked' attitude in Famin' text, it contains quite a bit of valid researched information, of mythology, artistic literature. Classical a sincere 'shocked, and well-
including quotes from classical authors and details me hods, spiritual practices, architecture, and
These pictures are fairly ex licit and aren't for everyone. Few of the items on display here are excessi ely purient by contemporary standards. These are historica I cu Itu ra I artif cts, not pornogra phy. Nonethe less, consider yourself warned."
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CONTENTS
PUBLISHER'S INTRODUCTION
PREFACE
VII
1 22 24 26 29 31 35 37 41 43 NS 45 47 49 51 53 55 59 62 64 BUFFOONS 66 68 70 73 75 77 80 82 84 86 88 91 94 98 E H 100 102 104 107 109 NyMPH IN STONE COLU TO PRIAPUS
THE SATYR AND THE GOAT MARSYAS AND OLYMPUS VENUS CALLIPYGE SARCOPHAGUS THE GOD PAN ON A MULE INVOCATION BACCHANALlA SACRIFICE TO PRIAPUS THE PHALLUSES TWO DRILLOPOTA DRILLOPOTA DRILLOPOTA DANCER TO THE CROTALU A PRIAPUS-H ERMES VOTIVE FIGURE IN BRONZE THE HERMES THE TRIPOD TWO TWO MIMIC IDOLS PHALLUS LlTILE VOTIVE
THREE BRONZE FIGURES A VOTIVE VOTIVE VOTIVE VOTIVE VOTIVE VOTIVE PHALLUS-H ERM ES PHALLUS PHALLI PHALLI PHALLUS PHALLI
BRONZE AMULETS THE SURPRISED THE FAUN'S THE FLIGHT OF AENEAS KISS A SATYR AND A BACCHAN VENUS ON HER SH ELL CON SPINTHRIA MERCURY AND YPHTIMA AN EROTIC SCENE
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SPINTHRIA SPINTHRIA AN HERMAPHRODITE AN HERMAPHRODITE AND FAUN A SATYR AND HERMAPHRODITE A FAU NAN D BACCHANTE SPINTHRIA SPINTHRIA SPINTHRIA SPINTHRIA SPINTHRIA APOLLO AND A NYMPH AENEAS AND DIDO SPINTHRIA SPINTHRIA SPINTHRIA GROUP OF ANIMALS PAN AND SYRINX ETRUSCAN VASE H ERCU LES AN D TH E STYM PHALIC BIRDS BELL-SHAPED BELL-SHAPED VASE VASE
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HE pious Emperor Theodosius abst ined from destroying the not very decent statues and other relic of the heathen, in order to perpetuate and expose all the a surdity and infamy of false religions, and to inspire contempt and hatre ofthem."--Sylvain Mareschal. TH E recollection of the past is the del ight an the consolatio n of old age. In aII ti mes the ge neration a bout to die out ha decla imed aga inst the mora Is of the rising generation. This concorda ce of opinion having been transmitted from century to century, it mi ht be expected that as we go back towa rds the epoch of the Creation we hou Id, come to a go Iden age of vi rtue and pu rity. By the same reason ing, w shou Id as we pass on in fa n cy to the series of centuries to come, reach a epoch of such depravity that the mind might well refuse to conceive all i s enormity. But let us reassure ourselves: this is only the sport of an un asy imagination, a weakness incide nta I to human ity. Civil ization, fa r fr m corru pting ma nners, te nds rather to mollify them. While there was yet in the world but one man and one woman, there existed between them a partnership in guilt. While there were yet only three men, there w s already a hoary perjurer, a fratricide, and an innocent victim. The Holy Scri ptu res, as well as the profa ne h stories of the first and greatest peoples of the world, present nothing but series of revolting atrocities. Nimrod founds slavery: entire populations given up to the most shameless debauchery perish by fire from heaven, an the lake Asphaltites swallows up in its poisoned waters the foul remnant of Sodom and Gomorrha; Lot lies with his own daughters; a king of Jerus lem has the feet and hands of seventy princes and nobles cut off, and ma es them crawl under his table; Abi melech asce nds the th rone, borne on th corpses of his brothe rs whom he has assassinated; Aristobulus condemn his mother to die of hunger; Herod orders the children under two years f age to be massacred. Let us draw the curtain on the bloody and shame ul pictures which the histories of Greece and Rome display: they have been sufficiently described.
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"Are you inclined to fancy that our race is for ever det riorating? beware of the illusion and the paradoxes of the misanthropist Man, discontented with the present, imagines a deceitful perfection in t e past, which is only the mask of his own discontent. He extols the dead ut of hatred to the living; he beats the ch ild re n with the bones of the ir fat "To prove the existence of this pretended retrograde erfection, you must ignore the testimony of facts and reason; and if th re remains a doubt about past facts, you must ignore the unchanging fa of man's organization; you must prove that he is born with an enlightened perception of the use of his senses; that he can without experience dis inguish poison from food; that the child is wiser than the old man, the bind man surer in his step than the clear-sighted; that the civilized man is more unhappy than the cannibal; in a word, that there no longer exists a rogressive ladder of experience and instruction," &c.--Volney: Les Ruines, cap. xiii. Evil and ignorance were born with the world itself, and God willed that man should in course of time grow better as he grew mor enlightened. He left him the task of perfecting His work as soon as he knew all its beauty. Knowledge and virtue will reign on the surface ofthe lobe; but, alas! their power, when it has reached the culminating point, ill descend again to the cradle; and the end of a great period will be signalised by a reawakening of evil and ignorance. Such is the immutable die; everyth ing dies to be born aga in! law: verything is born to
It is the office of a voice more eloquent than ours to roclaim these great truths. We who are only obscure lovers of scienc are contented to examine certain relics and traditions appertaining to the epochs of antiquity, and we say with sincere conviction tha manners are now sweeter and purer than they were then; that, in a ord, we have with greater knowledge acq uired greater virtue. We are not unaware that certain blind partisans of a that the obscene nudities which continually appear in of the palmy period of Greece and Rome, are only in and candour. The savage tribes even of our own day m a further support to this hypothesis. But what sho admit? That modesty is only hypocrisy; that the anci and customs were impregnated with such obscenity, we who throw a thick veil of mystery over our most i cient times pretend he literature and art ications of simplicity y serve, they say, as Id we thus have to nts whose language ere better men than nocent weaknesses.
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You talk to us worthy of beli innate feeling rude islander b aIso from his si his tomahawk
f savage tribes; but consult those travellers who are most f, and they will all tell you that there exists in them an f modesty which civilization rapidly develops. And is the tter than the civilized man because he is less modest? Is it plicity and cando ur that he attaches such va lue to sta ining ith the blood of his fellow-man; that he makes a hideous
cup of his skull, and finds so much pleasure in a feast of human flesh? Or did Petroni Virgil when he celebrated inc crowns togeth s when he sang a shameful victory over a young stripling; ighed for the beautiful Alexis; Ovid and Horace when they st and adultery in pompous verse; deserve to obtain civic r with the poetic palm?
Before Christia ity had revealed to the world its great civilizing secrets, men rendered a strange worship to those material objects which acted most directly n thei r se nses. It may eve n be su pposed that a ve ry long time before the Christian era there was no other worship than that of symbols. The ivinity who presided over the reproduction of the human species, the mi acle of all epochs, deserved the purest homage. That vague desi re wh ich p ecedes the union of two love rs, the bu rn ing pleasu re wh ich marks its acco plishment, the soft languor that follows, all received a name, a soul, n attribute, and Love was hailed as king of heaven by the acclamation of he world: Not safely shall we seem Love's lightest law: He reigns, and olds the highest gods in awe.--Ovid. Epist. iv. A worship bor with the first feeling of the emblem 0 virility. Even to this day they desire to ake a solemn oath: and holy member (il membro santo)." It was love was above all consecrated to the Arabs call it to witness when the peasants of Apulia call it "the raised into a divinity who presided
aIternately over ma rriage, pregna ncy, cou ntry pastimes, the prese rvation of fru its, strea s, fou nta ins, and groves. The water woo the soft green grass, And the green rass attracts the lover.--Desmoustiers. Legislators felt the necessity of consecrati ng a worsh ip wh ich si ngu la rly favoured the evelopment of population, and they consequently them-
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sel es set the exa m pie of fa natic devotion to a rei igion wh ich they inwa rd Iy despised. If Diodorus, Plutarch, Pausanias, Origen, Saint Jerome, Ruffinus, and several oth r writers both ancient and modern, may be credited, the worship ren ered to the phallus, or Priapic emblem, connects itself with the history of siris. Here in a few words is what is related on this point:-Osi is, an Egyptian prince, the husband of Isis, went off to a distant war, lea ing to his brother Typhon the charge of governing his kingdom during his absence. The latter cruelly betrayed the confidence of his brother; he sou ht to se ize the th rone and to co rru pt his siste r-in-Iaw. Osiris on his ret rn endeavoured to conciliate his brother by gentleness and forbearan e; but the traitor, hiding his perfidy under the mask of hypocrisy, co ceived the. horrible project of putting an end to his rival's life. With this obj ct he invited him to a great feast at which several officers of his court, wh were devoted to him, were present. After the repast a large chest was brought in, and Typhon proposed to each guest to try if he could enter it, an fill up the inside. He tried it himself first; and when his brother's turn ca e, the conspirators threw themselves above him and shut him in. The ch st containing the royal victim was thrown into the Nile. Isis in despair at the death of her husband, walked along the banks of the riv r in the hope of finding there his precious remains. At last she learnt tha they were in Phcenicia, hidden under reeds: she proceeded th ithe r wit out delay, found the object of her ardent search, and carried them ba k to Egypt. But the implaca ble Typhon, bei ng informed of th is ci rcu mstan e, had his brother's body taken away, and cut into several pieces which we e dispersed in diverse directions. The unfortunate Isis collected them wit care, procured them to be buried, and consecrated the genital parts wh ch she had not been able to find: at her death, which happened a short tim after this event, the Egyptians placed both her and her husband in the ran of the gods. Festivals and mysteries were instituted in their honour. Th representation of the phallus of Osiris, consecrated by Isis, was home in ublic processions, and the worship of this emblem of conjugal love soon be ame general in Egypt. Herodotus speaks of a famous feast among the Eg ptians and Greeks, which he designates by the name of CDaAAaywYla or
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suspended to their neck Ii tie figures representing the organ of virility. Osiris became, in the min of the people, the symbol of the sun, the principle of fire, the genera or of all nature, and it is remarkable, in fact, that all ancient religions hav agreed on the same doctrine, only differing in the liturgy by which they xpressed it. The Scythian, the Egyptian, the Phoenician, the Persian, he Babylonian, the Indian, the Greek, the Etrusca n, and the Roma n, were aII agreed on th is point. The fa mo us worship of Mithra is no oth r than that of the Sun, of Osiris, of the lingam, of fecundating virtue. It is he same with that of Bacchus, of Apollo, of Vesta, &c. It is not unkno n also that the Zend-Avesta is the book of a simi lar religion, as its na e "living fi re," ind icates. In short th is same worship has followed the 10 g roads of civilization, and arrived even to us. In several of the departme ts of France the custom still exists of lighting great fires on the eve of St John's Day, the period when the sun is at its highest; that is to say, the ummer solstice. The same custom existed not so very long ago at Paris: in Dulaure's history it may be seen that the kings of France accounted it a d ty to be present on these occasions. And in order that nothing may b wanting to complete the resemblance, the custom of certain towns in France, and notably of the South, is to intersperse the bonfires of the fe st of St. John with besprinklings of cold water, which the common people I berally bestow on each other, amidst laughter and noisy demonstrations f joy. Who can fail to see here a disfigured rem na nt of the sacerdota I a d the mystic ablutions of antiq uity? The Phoenicians, in adopti g the worship of Osiris, transmitted it to the Eastern populations. The p allus was worshipped by the Moabites and Midianites under the name of Belphegor. In effect, Baal, a divinity often mentioned in the Holy Scrip ures, and to whose name the Moabites added the name of Phegor, signifi s with this addition naked god, an attribute agreeing with that of Priap s. According to what we read in the Book of Numbers, fornication was c nsecrated to Belphegor; and--to sum up ali-the Vulgate translates the n me of Mipheletzeth, which is the same thing, by that of Priapus (Vossius e Idol" lib. II. cap. 7). The Phrygians took from the Moabites the worship f this strange divinity, and it received among them, particularly at Lamp acus, the greatest development. This people worsh ipped the idol under t e na me of Pria pus, whom they su pposed to be
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1'1 a'Srural d utles, at • wnom mytn ologi'Su and bu!rt of .a'Strong goat, It w.a!P'SaId that tnev we,1!!' Ihl!!' tsrrer I!!' atyr'!! 10 De nomad le n barbarous me n wl!!'re f 'uta I 'Soll'ludl!!"!!.tne e 1'1 [gne!rt polnl. and , helr f:I'I!!'V- Whl!!'n Ine f:ll!!'tuou'Sly uf:lon Ine f:l1e.a'!!u,1!!' _TI'Ie Ie rror In.al !io.ai:'Wio:!!P Wl!!'re eh let P.an or P,i.af:lu!P. kl!!'ef:loff robbers and d with Ine bu!rt of a ngula' MM_ He w.a!P MI!!"i:u ry. tne god of luI!!' ge!nI!!'taIly bo,1!!' a
ng but great ape!'S;yl!!'t ; and gta'ltl!!' ml!!'n stlll e: leus work of Contad a Wondl!!'rs. m.aV De u"1!!'rt of Satyrs.: wI!!' give
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·Sa~r'!! Qu.ad,uf:ll!!'d!p li'llin n I witn e rerne ';owiftne'S';o, - h a the be 'f cove.-erJ a II ove
aost Ind les, endowed et of a soat, h avins of h uman cha ratter,
anr.:ient 'WOrsh n';te.-.;. Syivan';. anrJ Sa rest-go .and Ih 5¥1\ra n ds• .all SainI J rome tn '!! e:w: '1!!"!!!Oe'!!.m!Oelf 'a Ilnle rna n . 1'1 a hookl!!'d nose, I!!'r a rt of I!!' slgn n.ave litude.
fleein the oser.:iety of m n, The s rura I vinitie';., ';.iJy:ins h Fa u nos, s, rhe P nospreosiclerJ eve tn fieiclos, e them, ugh flo !P n.ave rnnfou n In i'!! su 0!Oe fe Y endl!!'d
"Seve tlndl!!'r eacn wnlch
Si'l!!'n'!!. fll!!'.akof oQl9q. !Oed 10 _ Pliny aterial tyr'!!• .a Ine 1'1 u m.an f.a!:1!!'f t Ilice .a ligluing tnem'!! in thl!!' nly bl!!' en that Ihll.!'Y adds tn.al tne n '!!l!!'l!!'n10 glow u Ing Ihl!!' tlas • .and In.al t e oi'!!1!!' f o
,it.ani.a beyond hl!!'.a,d whil!rt in folloW'!! positive
Ine'!!l!!' su pe rn.al I be Ing'!! pha nt.a!pm.ago la, I!!'atl!!'d it"! 10 '!!e rve as bol'!! of IrJ we see in tn e n~';.'5ary a
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Pan, with the bust of e un iYe..-.;.e, a wonderfu indeerJ i not thi'S irrrerpreratio given 10 f.abll!!' its.e If nly a d uetlen, a j:lhilo!ioOpnlea I e:t:j:I!.ana lion of tnosl!!' eones - ns neV we In Ihl!!'l r con'!!l!N:I e nees u WI!!"I!!'Itul!!' in tneir j:I .nel pll!!' ed 10 h Id tne latte, oj:ll n len, I short, we do nOI Ink j:lol!!'t"j:lhilosoj:lhl!!'r'!! wh cenes lved tne P.an!p. e rm.aj:lh,odit.e!p. as pu !ioYmbok • .and that a nifil!!'d Ihl!!"!!l!!'chiml!!'rlca cenes ptlons by.aj:l Ing t I!!"!!of thl!!' divl n l'lie!P on.ally- 0 n l'!!l!!'dwoml!!'n, Sui:h shapherds • .aj:ll!!"!!. e f1ela n e fel!!'llng a ppea rs to u .ab!pu '!!ino:! to .a j:ll 1'1 we must ad mit tn.al selen d had no I ni:Y; Ih i:ivllilatlon WeI'!!nOI In has j:I'I!!'"I!!':t:i'!!ted;ha tne t groping Ihl!!' da k, II !Peem!p10 us m u 'I!!"!!ull of a kind of mere natura I 10 '!!uj:l Ine I!!'arlie Oi:ietie'!! eornposed as Ihl!!'V wI!!' of bl!!'lng'!! lgnorant. inqui'!!• and fe '!!trli:kl!!'n we,1!!' II!!'d 10 deitY tn d impresslons of Joy 0 i:'I!!'.alu'l!!"!!. frem wno by d grll!!'f. dl!!'llgnt or teu t, and hem qu litll!!"!!thl!!'V did nOI n:!.al possess, In a 11.age!p ne ma Id Ine re.are'!!t em pl,1!!'O'Ltl!!'r u o mind_ At a l.arer rled, e '!!j:I'l!!'.ad mong men: Ihl!!' wi!Pe among Ihl!!'m fl!!'lt I I!!' 1m .alnta In I a wOBn Ij:I D.a!Ped 0 ignota no:!; bUI Ihl!!' tl fer j:I'o !.aiming Ine truths whic: 01 'fI!!'1ee I o:!nlu,ie'!! tne it. w.a!P'1!!"!!1!!'f\I'I!!'d fer ltv 10 un'll • .and f !PI!!'VII.!'ta whic: em'!!elve!p . 1'1 .aliI!!' rlea I l!!':t:j:I!.anation!p WI!!"I!!'rnmj:ll!!'lll!!'d 10 WI!!"I!!'given to wlga into whic:n hI!!' I!!'a,r !rt form!p of !ioOCietv ha f.alll!!'n_Wne n il ls !io.a-,i'!! .a,1!!' n iy j:ll!!'r'!!onifll!!'dem bll!!'m at tne divlnille!p WI!!"I!!'a lWeI of Ine sun. 1'1 m u'!!t nOI b !ioYmbolli:_ ThI!!"1!!'I!!':t:- I!!'d In I!!"!!be neflD.!'nl men. an illuwiou!p i:hiek. wh wl!!'re eeh us. JUj:lire r, HI!!"i:Ules and !PevetaI other g ds of tV ea'!!v 10 di'!!tingui'!! from tho!Pe wno are j:lu,l!!'iy w.a!PnOI till long .afte 1"1J... ards eha mere I!!'nIlgntl!!'nl!!'d m n mad lems j:lu'l!!' imaglna 110n. and mu!rt be .adm!ned n.al no '!!v as '!!~mDolite thu!P a II In j:lhl!!'noml!!'n.aof natu bV Ih gll.!'niu'!!a nd tAlent. 0' bV nelp I'!!1mp any conttad laion of In thelr mest rama rka mOlivl!!"!! we '!!uj:lj:lo i:hi'!!1!!'1 j:ll!!'nc:11f Ine .ani'!!t!p 0 o a ntlquity: wI!!' m.aV e ~'!! n.al in '!!l!!'lling uj:lon tn fooli!pn idea'!! of hi'!! no cau'!!l!!'d .a beautlfu h from formie';.'5 btcck, had n herma ph rod ite or a r to 'Start tbe re reduction of all lr;ind'5 other objet:t tha n his talent
union
of the '5eJre';. i ma n anrJ the feet of he-so aggre,gation of bel '5 of e
';.the ';.OlutiDn of th i'SII:! u en believed a tim in th rwa rds they egan to c
anrJ the 'Sa I";. a,go there erol, Ca nino, Etru';.C.jJnorigi , ner.:I'"CIIJO ntinrs where the IJ.-ese nt ed , had invade .-e cia'S';.erJi pleasures lJiar.:ein
1J0werfui tse that
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beoen r€arerJ in honou'- of

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cme ions
WI!!"I!!' 1=II!!'01=lled wiln i:'l!!'atu,l!!'!P I!N:I u Iy b Iv.a d volul=Il eus n~mpn'!!_ D.augn rs of uittul, Arnong t tne m Ihl!!' a~ad'!! ~'!!id ds 0 ,tne ~'!!t'!!. Ine H.amad ry.ad It!!!'d I!!'r 10 detacn Ihl!!'m
m of fe wh Ih
l.a!iotiw:iou'!!divlnille!p !PWI!!' I c:.alc:uI us ~t Ihl!!' a ne poets of Egypt... G !!!'eO!!' .and • ne mu us, of g'!!!'edV. or of nsua me n. m'ft,ho ersh 11=1n broAdl!!" D.a!ie!P;tne in'!!tit ted fe '!! In he rles and 1=1' !P'!!ion of I!!'VI!!' kind, ThIl.!'Y !:e Il!!'br.a1 ga ul=lire r, Ihl!!' 10 of In u de r, fat I!!" of thl!!' su n. Ihl!!' l=I,in -1=I1e f fi,1!!' w vste,je,!! u nde, invoc:.alion of sls a d O!pI,i ill!ie!p hI!!' un Be; m WI!!' n.aVl!!'al .adV'!!1=Iken; Ba a n.ali.a In eommem tion of sa d la• .a who a I!PO1=I'lI.!"!!ided r gl!!' e r.all ove 10 De e '!!.aml!!'as P.an. J ul=l , • .an nsser II!!'d 10 t e gll.!'nI!!'r.aINe l=I,incll=lll!!', to aacehus, Ine l=I,i !Pea I I!!'nc:e of Ihl!!'l r offl!:e a tne I, haanehes witn p'!!-
ted neV
sts,
ou r
zatlen a'!!!pu me
n'!!lI.!"!!; Iney baea bUI mo and ~ .a 1'1 Igne, developml!!' t. Th ~llglo of la'!!t .a in Ilat!!!' Defo,l!!'.a '1!!'llglon of '!! rltua I ; mor l;tv ,I!!'d .al tne and Ihl!!' ldels of thl!!' te mpll!!' w m.an',!!
1'1
ea rtn 10 tr.an we \Ie ehe
of th
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!ie '1!!'11i:!p whicn sela i:1!!'.a I!!'!P!PO Iy in t Ii of c:enlu,je!p, Thll.!'Y n.a Del!!' p~'!!1!!' d II to futu ~ gl!!'ne r.all ns th 11!!'!P'!!0 n 10 form tne su bJl!!'tt of In I book situ aterJ on the side
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tabia-
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volca nic
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EU'Oj:ll!!'in n.aml!!'d. II .adV Del!!'n mj:ll!!'li; by
I!!"!!uvlu
ss ae
Ine c ral ye.a Ti u Ve!p i:atl!!'d ry of t '!!
I!!'.arsto u!P'!!uj:ll!!'rfluou!p 10 n .and nora Diy bV Monol!p. hal, In 1'1 ls eXj:lla narlon of Ca non rerle. in '!!I!!'VI!!'r.a1 tn.al Ihl!!"!!l!!'10W'n!Pof G, f.abulou'!! I!!'j:lOi:n'!!.and wh ut In ree hund,1!!'d ye.ars 1:1. • Ihl!!' 'fI!!'ar 53 of In I!!'Ch,i!;:( ,ing 10 '!!I!!'VI!!'raorhers. und r I of HI!!'rl:Ula ne u m '!!urviVl!!'d I O!ioeof mj:ll!!'i and Sr.abi.a fer • and 'IJI\a!P WIIallowed u I I tne vea r 79. not sl n. EVI!!'ty On!!!' know!p tha I!!' e Idl!!" plin thl!!' vol!:anii: !Pmoke. .a m of hi'!! 10Vl!!'
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n.an '!!Drtel!!'n 1'1 u nd red yl!!'.a I!!'VI!!'nthl!!' '!!ite nown; 11!!'.a'n!!!'d n we,1!!' il.al eentre rsy me of tne eighll!!'e nth i:l!!'ntu ry hen cn.an I!!'Ie I .al of thl!!' Duke of terrai e .al Portli: of and .anlil:i u l'lie'!! of a II ki tlens to bl!!' m.adl!!'• .and In ri:ul.an!!!'um 'WCI'!!ou nd. Th f down to ou r own day • - 1'1 tne rlchesr. most i ,uttive. a ntil:i u itil!!"!!_ Howeve,. He e l.an!!!'um. bV a lOul!!'nt of l.av.a. as S In M.a,1!!"!!ha I n e !Ply rna Inla Inl!!'d. bUI whic ad bl!!'en u,ie j:lumic:e·'!!tonl!!"!! whicn Ih e.aj:loll'la n call ou nta lns .a,1!!' found In In I!!' ighbou,h ed e, to dig eur t I!!'n neD.!'!P'!!.aty dl!!"!!t'oV h town'!! 10 thoug I !puffli:ie nt to m.ake l!!':t:j:llor I ns bV .an!p wn ir.: .-e fillerJ UI' asain fro..., ...,e to ti e. S he theatre, to wn ir.:h you ';.CenrJ by a '51'
tne dl!!"!!t,o'fl!!'d Ih subjset ar Ih di'!!i:oVl!!'ry I mine of Sii:llie!p r 1738 thl!!'

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I!!'.aj:lolltan Intl!!"l!!"!!ting had nOI Del!!'n 01 e r write rs nd
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y by he slimmer on Iy a few yeaI"';. as
it to Herr.:ulaneu m
it is th
same with S abiaw ~.af'S a'lU! at a rnlle's '!! from Na pi fragments to Ine l'!!tan • br N.af:! isi:overy of He I"OJ I!!'frem thl!!' town I!!'witn hi!p !pp.adl!!' I '!!• .and Pompe Ii w.a!P Ing
i:O I!!'n lesu re f wa lis IUl!!'g larly '!!uuoundl!!'d thl!!' te fro thi te fortv the !io.andInha blta nts, YOu 'I!!' ugu'!!t '!! Ihl!!' H.af:!f:!V(p.ag '!! Augu!Ot.i fl!!'lli:is) , d with magnifiu!nl rnbs In Ihis w:illage WI!!' f ,jete, 'IJIi.a!P f'l!!'ed a Augustus, na med funh r on a few d alis, f:!l!!'tllng Ihl!!' arch I Ing su I!!'d Ihl!!' d Illng lilegi bll!!'··JBHlowe wil I!!'mo Ion tne IOu ing n~'iptlo ns gr.aven ehr ugn m Ie rnal tl!!'ndl!!' nsss nd f.lla I f:!ierv. WI!!' e a b rn Ing un once mo pen Ir.atl!!' into tnO'SI!!'!rtf ee !:e.aled In its '1!!'!:e'!!!Pedu,i g a long '!!I!!',je!pof e un pea ka II!!' e motion hat m.an ciry. who su pmI!!'. ve Ie mpor.a Iy go I!!'.away to e'!!t:.af:!1!!' f of:! n door pre!Penl Itse If 0 VO ? Ma ke ha'!!tl!!'.and rns frem Ihl!!' field I What wou Id hI!!''!! ps nte tne Inll!!'rlor lie d logethl!!'r thl!!' heu
wa inee me umen !Pof every kl ca r ied a ns the anr,:n fa r aIJ ITfrom each
hml!!'nl to '!!I!!'ein t I n!Pe q u.anlity of f r.agel lew 1'1nI!!''!!!Pe b ';. ';.0 hish a de.greehe .., a va'St alT1IJhitheat
Thill'
ecretors. the ba il~. es ju'StiC€;the tempi of n, a d othersThl!!'!:e'DUlid ng!p belong 10 thl!!' order re m.ukl!!'d tne,1!!'
a lT1asn
runt
I' laC€ devorerJ to JUl'ite r, he
nd Ihl!!'
place whl!!' I!!' onO!!' .a n U me rou 'Side !PAl lu p.a!P'!!ion'S. Inti!!' reign!p In aII tne Iho,ougnfa res tne i pre'S of profou nd 'Sadne plu d fer !PO long.a lime in tn highl d.aV. apol n gOVll.!'rn l!!'nt 1 m "".allon'S to bl!!' mad forma litlll.!"!!. an
n wants .. _A !ioe n I!!'d ci Iy,: ould 'Say in .a tne lomb. ea n
nd n t Vll.!'ryeemmed leu nts lived mui:h ou rns In whic:n tel ln-
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'!!isting of bath- rooms, ,nymf:lh a. Tney re I g devoted 10 .a '!!f:lI!!'i:I.af:lu'f:lo'!!e: in tne fl r WCI'!!m.adl!!' hOI; in Ihl!!' mnd • .a odVll!!'rl u f hls i:lothl!!'!P; In Ihl!!' tn I d. ba InII.!' nul ned perfu mes an • .and tne flttn and I.a
I!!' ferul !PAbon'!!. Ihl!!' t i:11 lum nd ~n.a n Ill!!'d dolia fer kl!!'eP
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ls DUIII of brick Ine i:h !ioCI u.a,I!!'.of dive r'!!1!!' ic:. Thl!!' wa are mve'l!!'d witn stu 10 Ine de I stlen of Ihl!!' rooms, 'I!!' hologlca l s Jl!!'tt'!!!PIhl!!'re wa'!! a '1!!'Ire.a1 'I!!'ek'!! ea lied II Af:lh,o a sort of .anrema m I!!'mf:lioyml!!'nt 'IJIi.a!P W to .aw.aV intruders; .and h of gtl!!'at lu:w:urv witn t
i'!!ion an I!!'r (p eeh ove r kl!!'pt in e Roma
nuu!rted
witn Ihl!!' bri
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vitru u!P has nud of p.a. tin&: an d Il!!'aw notn Ing 10 tn.al t e!ioe merho to bl!!' p.ainted wil polM anI. whl!!'n c:.alll!!'d0 pu'!! .alboa, wn.al I!!' ea II '!!IU
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thls kind . M.nol!p requi,ing liml!!' .and .a f nar p.a!rtl!!' Thi!p wa'!!
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Thl!!' a with um and gl prod U d Ihl!!' col
mlxl Ihl!!'m nea U'!!Iney Ily u!ioe
colours; dilul n Ihl!!'m n wiln ml!!'ltI!!'d :t:_ Tne a • p.aintlng'!! w eaIII!!'d re prod uc:ed In meneehre
r t ne
tnO'!!I
hromes
Pllnv that t bV p.aintlng
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ni:lude. in .a qua 'i:u!.anl!!'um. e,ol oi:k·cry'!!t.al. Ie rr !ioCe n llie!p, D]eas n.avl!!' Mu!ieu at Napll!!"!!_Adm· sle gr.anled 10 ml!!'n of m.alu minis«! of Ihl!!' king''!! he !ie 1'1 bUI tne I!!' also l!!':w:i'!!IF g.alll!!',ie kl!!'f:!l, enlly of Ihl!!' ob] !iei:'1!!'t e DIMI of Ihl!!' M whii:n .a !.arge qua ntlry of va rleus I me n'!!ion'!!. n.a 'I!!'prod u a II of thl!!'m; wilnout Inll!!"l!!"!!t. afte r glv dl!!"!!l!!'f\I'I!!' I!!'prete reni:l!!',
e f:!ie!P.and I!!'Xpl .alion'!!. I e

u pn.a bl!!'e hls ng .a sses '!!I!!'VII.!'r.a1 f:!bo.a,d!p na, Ivory. 0 ing!.a!io'!!. '!!idl!!'red il '!! I!!'rfluou!p have b !.abou' wou I!!'whicn .af:!f:!
I!!'r.aIne 11i:_Tne would f:!l!!'rpetu If .a mol happen that I ea rn.ally in ne rll
'Study .and com '!! ala rm to eer WCI'!! o othl!!" c n univl!!'r'!!l!!'. tn.al m rvel een n.ave esas d ted In .anima ls a d pi imf:!'l!!'gnated hls d 10 hlm 10 ear divl ne bl!!'lng!io,. u s uniled to i:'I!!'.a1 a widl!!'r !Pn.a,1!!' rpnO'!!I!!' Ihl!!'m!ie c:.alled Ine m 10 I iI'Sof tne I!!'.anh_
hl!!"!!l!!'.aniI:i u ie'!!. thl!!' me re l!!"!!ull!PI I!!'fa that bl!!'fo re n.al wn I h m hI De ea lied
Vll.!'ry kind. to Ihl!!' pla lns .and wOBn If:!
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blid'f with a woman, anrJ i';. true the ian';. mill ey were, u der the conv
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oil!!' days in Vll.!'nng Into hI!!' village'!!. I e _Thl!!'!:oeme wnO'SI!!''!!Ole n conceiv an In'!!e nsa asslon fe ne !PAml!!'Ihi g alse n.af:lf:ll!!' I!!'d 10 thl!!'
I!!'fer .a and 011 eeh ove, thl!!' a n I hl!!'pne rd
I!!'aI u!P hl!!'·go.al ea .an .angry I!!'i thl!!' '!!hade I e ~mpn'!! with
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• cannot I!!'I"ea IOU mmit.'!! g .al eurra of thl!!' pll!!' sure of 10 asslen for geats.
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a nytn I me I!!'gr.ao:!ful tn.an I I!!'Venu!p uty ls re ogn ted wne,lIl'Itl!!'r It an ife!rt'!! II!!'; In plating it. modI!!' ra ke'!! n 10 kind II!!'; a n we .a,1!!' ou agitated '!!l!!'n'!!l!!'!P tnei, to
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'OV Ihl!!' I!!' ilSl!!'lf n an dl!!'!:lln _ t .aj:lj:ll!!'.a, Ihl!!'m in O!!'nain conll!!"!!ts 0 b!!!'tween thl!!' I !P1!rteB '1l'O:! i VI!!'d th I!!'ne
:w:Il!!'n!p1vl!!'1y '!!j:I'l!!'.ad 0 , .a long timl!!' .afti!!', tn I I!!'nl of Ita Iv. whl!!"l!!' . !;Ome sort as a n en!: utagl!!' I!!'nt to rl mlna L Tne Ven us IIlj:I w.a!P OBn Ij:I of Ihl!!' H~!Pe,!! nd An lneusnl of deba uc:nerv in hI!!' !Pn.a ele'!!!p '!! as n then unusual re '!!I!!'I!!' nle g mes in n.akl!!'d; thl!!' pu blic: ju gl!!'d b n.alu'l!!' as tn.al wn h '!!j:I tne
ac:c:idl!!'nul n ud Ihl!!'.aul!!'. '!!.aW u ng .and 1!!'Xpe! rll!!'nc:ed Ie'!! voluj:ll ac:c:idl!!'nUIIv 10 e tc:h '!!igh awkwa rd Iv from e r horse nudity a rgue'!! a rnte nOlhing a l.a,min to mode !Pel!!'m!p If l"e'!!l!!' I!!'d fer f as fu Ily. on!!!' shou I I!!'ntl,1!!'1ynudl!!'; .a elad,
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ind of tu rban. indic:.ue'S a'S.among tne HI!!'DreW'!!n i d to i:=OVll.!" OM'!; ne.ad in to !:oe mong Ch,i!Ot.i.an!;,Tn I!; wom ma k'Swe,1!!' IIkewl!:oeem plo'f'.!'d pn.a 'Solem nllie!;. aacehana lia• .a Nea tne flgu re• .a kind of j:lon. pro blV I!!'.a,ing.an n Ihl!!' imit. of life .al which Ihl!!' f.aithfu nu ,ied pair, dl!!"!!i I he nou r, met .a.g,.ain.anl!!'r avl dl!!"!!i:=l!!'nd 109!!!'her, To thl!!' rlgnt WI!!' pe I"O.!'Ne a emb It i'!! pia UI!!'e a'S prope,IV tn.al of J uj:lit.e,. of Ihl!!" Rne God ess I!!'t:.UI!!'. DiAna of Hade!;. thl!!' owni!!'d n Tne hI!!' from .an o.ak·trel!!'. Hl!!'hi dIe b,ok n tomD • .a vouth. wnO'SI!!'b nd• an ImAgl!!' of thl!!' exl!Ole i:=1!!' J ng, .and i'!! doubtle!P'!! j:I,ono nei
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re!ioe rv.UNe'!! ag a ns• .and !PO I"O.!" ; .and In nd in Sf:laln, It m st not.. Ih r'!!hif:l 'IJI\a!P frel!!' .admittl!!' hOuld De found 1'1 umble II Ihl!!' f:I,orerting· agl!!' of I!!'!io'!! dWl!!'lk; it ls In tne sh from uOubl1!!' a ea re_ ne
WCI'!! found
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of .a sha ful IAnguAge.an eha
form of .a phall U'S·· eh t.ea r .an in'Si:,i
gil.!' monum nt'S in thll.!' U n
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IJl'"Clverbial tn and ~j:I'I!!'!ioenl 'lI!(:kle~nl!!"!!!p 0 deba ucnety acned i !:ulmin.ni al'l!!'ady "III.!'ty ej:l r.avl!!'d Ih m!ioeivl!!"!!. j:ll!!'rfo,m.an!:e'!!. and ea lied t dlllgrad.alion 0 U!ioCCI me n I.angUAge. wn I h fo,ml!!'d Ih Latin!p u'!!l!!'d 0 loqui to j:lhra'!!l!!'Ology. rom tne L...a
OBSCENE.
rhe U'5r.:ans W re a p€01J1e we.-e '50 IT1U
influl!!' , of langu . i!p
c:e on mpanla ge an I!!'rlved
ne G~ k thus t ebsole ne we
Ac:c:ord Ing 10 S liu!p Ilalic:u'!!. 10W'n!P.along te!:oa'!!l. bet WCI'!! .aj:lua. a l"'IJIIa !PO C rds Tn ls nation '!! dl!!'woved. wiln tne nelgh uri ng pso u!ioed In Roml!!' for Ihl!!' eb now enli~lv i'!!appe.a,1!!'d U'!!!:an as Wl!!'11'!! Ihl!!' Euu abll!!'. Severa I glvll.!'n their a from Ine I, ph of IUIy. jhis, vain 10 find
n'!!formatio ntl,1!!' annlh do with Ih j:lu'l!!' e .a,.ac:tef'S In f G~ek aI~gr.aj:l
FIgu ~ L ~j:I l!!'!PI!!'nl!P me '1!!"!!I!!'mbl.an!:1!!' f eha r.aae in'!!!:,iptlon To tne Son of e,!:uty. bUI do n de!p1 10 ~ h~olhl!!'!pI!p. It ppe.af'S. 1'1 IIl'Itl!!'r.Ih t tne ssee rJeriverJ from 'II~, ea rrh,
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HIS g,o~'!!Llul!!' I rho!:e unfortu a kind of pla
Ie
wa'!! found.n
f:I'l!!'!:en !P one of 'Seem'!! bl!!'as n.aVl!!' t If doni!!'
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to de'5€I"\I'Ie the rst 'Share in he d isrri these ';.jJrJ abortie here too, u ndou mOINI!!' we,1!!' kno knoW'!! tn.allhl!!' Uu A-s it. 'Wa-S Ine euste antiquity tne ".reaI 'Wa-S 10 amuse Ihl!!' WI!!"I!!'-shul up In - rrtle pa and followl!!'d Ihl!!' wnen tn IoU,l'po.;.. a tool. a n ward fatuou'S co thei.- heads to m nt ~u.-e i'Senti wh ir.:hthe ch i II (bu 11aJ, wh ich i rigin of this di n rtr; of honou'i'S'Son r rnbet, 1 The b lia cou IrJ e
und his n the ';.On'S the n ble';. and of from T artluin the lder, wh hi'S oppo
The runic
of this
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enormous IJI"CIIJort- ns. Thi';. the membl"Um of wa rls wa to 'Say,that the for KLl:l B£Oq,pLl:O'loC; • p;eva, oi '!IcJP "",c.\o\.w
] Pliny. :ociii. 1. ~ The drilled Vll!'ssl!!lb hind lIlis

drUlopotill,
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r III DSII!'
dri nIc
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E H INO ithi!p
~f:I'II.!'!ioenl!p on II.!' of tn II.!' whic:n tne nc:llI.!'nrs ~ doubtll!d Iy in heneur of
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se rleusn time the corrupt on of the ntique natio attaeh me nt fer ne 1m !rt i:l!!'remon I aD11!!' to ~Id.a si IflTn ls dwa rf nold qua lifV··two lum whii:n bl!!'tn l0'f!io in,
su ppose anythi
lik€ d isn·
led
to
nuv
!P In hi'!! ha fll!!'rn.afl!P,He ea rrll!!' .a'Small Do:.: r flu
Tn ls Drillofl0ta
e mes from
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lICE the terme.... thf!!!'p~'SJe n Ing.a dwa rf. flgu ~ j!p s much out lu ge!rtu~!P !:oee 100 Indic:.ar Soml!!'tlm!!!'!p tn tne!:oe ".ref!!!' i:CI I
the drillo
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th form of I'hallu'Se-5- 1 J uve lays:· e rJrin ko; from Pria pea n the commentator add'S: I' la ';. I'ha II ses ca lied rJrill
Tn f:!'lIl'!!l!!'nt va'Sl!!'ls !:oel!!'n II .a d 'Side aes: it. will De fu uf:! I!!'r p.an has no ope nIng" f:!f:!I!!'.arshat Ih t uf:! Idl!!'down .and filled at Ih is preba bll!!' hI!!'proJl!!'ttlng pa rt a'Sfrem a !P por.a II M ny olne r d'illo~ ha I!!'n f Civita. tel I p.an!p of M.agn.a Grec: ; bUI a'S ney are not i tnO'SI!!'we ha'lll!!' de!ioCrlb d wI!!' 1'1 deeml!!'d it. !:,iptlon of Ine m,
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aw !ppokl!!'n I Ihl!!' axpla n.u"

I. of whom
tn o,mou'!! p.a
is da nee, in d n ls Ioln!p
LuI!!' XI. of tne me rlenes, 0' is OM. e is I!!'ntl,1!!'1yn.akl!!'d. a 1I0gl!!' n I!!'r in'!!uffic:ll!!'n I 10
e zm n
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r.:.-o:talulT1- Thi';. wa'5 lr;inrJ of r.:ylT1ba l made a I. wn ich a lmcsr reduced the sound of '!!1!!'!:r.ul!!'d 10 Prla pu'!! and u!ioed In 1,a!ioC:I\riou!O
latus,
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Cof:la.
Prla pe la, [p. 26 . .an!O bAdly e:w:l!!'!:ue ; Ihl!!' d.an!:e r's f:lO!ioe I I!!'. ,id leuleus, .and ott'!!!:l!!'ne !Ouch d.an!:1!!"!! I!!'I from life; one of nO'SI!!'wtl!!'K:ne!O who!ioe erds .and m.a!rtl!!'rs. I!!' mere natu ral tnev re vulga r in Ine I, n.alu ralness, tne more
ManiAl Ef:lig- viii. 13.
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S~HERM
d t.elon ls ea of .a f.a
Dt. Ihis b,on

I!!'d10 a votlvl!!' fully co mt.ed; n, He is !:I.ad In
ponlci..
, It l"e1=l'l!!"!!l!!'nl!P Id m.an • of eensldera Imen!plo !P I"e!ioe mbll!!' !io'S !:aIled !.ala, • tl d rou nd I leins, His
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i risht nanrJ he 1:1 T i';. part of the rue i';. out of contain one of I!!'compounds f ~Mrlng 10 I!!' aeh lell!!"!! of Vl!!'n !P
Iv of Ihl!!' I!!"!!!ioe !P n in.uy Vigou r to I e

II!!"!!of tne
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r ha nd. in order fl,I!!'!P. Ihl!!'V m 'I!!'wl'lhl!!'~d an
, If we may al!!' I!!'nl that He'i:u ratilude to n 1m
• havl ng '!!I!!'nt deda~!p tn.n t e of having, bV i
an
ars ag Ihl!!"l!!' nd p~ ration!P!Pu p k Ihl!!'~ f gu,1!!'d .a kind I!!'ferm of
10
e pn.a,macopoe a po'!!!ioe'S'!! e !PAml!!'1=1'0 perry_ n I

Af'ic:.a. tne selne !P
Ilt.ud • .a natlvl!!'
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aUi(ilia ry in amorous com d ria to Ma.-.;.eille-s b uSht '!He re par,:lrierJ tosetn 1 ilrie a
ins frolT1 Alei(a nh these an ima I';.
p,anic:u la r one dl!!' [}.e!iOlU rtll1. in '!!f:ll!!'a Flor.a of Ine Anlllle!p. to I!!'at. as .an e,oti!: looked uf:lon as an a tne di!iohe!p of you n Vl!!'nus a nd to revive e:w:hibit. thl!!' !P.ame in c:loVl!!'.!:In namen. an tn ls mr.ao,din.arv nun frem his gtaVI!!',
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In!:l!!'nt hredi and mau adef:ll hom IhlllY hI!!'tor I !ppl,il of 01 over .and 0 ixed with and Ihl!!'
j
n rooms. a nd in lslaes, Mon!pll!!'u r his - Plau'l!!"!!qul!!' OVl!!'f'S f:lll!!'nty of II -Tn ls !pf:l1I.!'C11!!"!! is g.unish witn II fl r'!!t '!!ac:rlfl!:1!!'10 n do nOlhing bUI lmente, nulml!!'g. rod lslac w:irtue of est tel l!ioe.a de.ad
only def:llo,1!!' Ihl!!' avl!!' re!:ourse 10 'lie ne al ~!io'!!1!!"!! Ihl!!'V
Wn.all!!"ltl!!'rm.av bl!!'Ih 'IIIrtul!!' Inf.aluatlon of Iho!ioe unha p them, Tne U'!!I!!'of th !ioef.a
A ~IOi'l' I'§.related,
0'"
I:'!I'§. tJD· ~
tl!!ll
wl!!rl!! married
on IIlI!! same
themSI!!h.re5. m oath t.rikue'§. Piliid .nem
m har
(]r
.amlJllJUs
Of'!
momina
oiIfte' trer
bY Il:'!eil' I"ItJ illI'§.,
II:'!E'Ydid.
-ndows. and
tbe
(]lIll!!r. skied at 1Il1!!"
tJFlO'" DelWeef'l mern. oiIf'ld '§I'Jo-wE'dlef'I "!II

(]nly (]1liI!' "PcJ[)(" child." to be so badly rnatthe
no oiIf'I
claim ." The
I!!clNe
ved oppO"§.iu~'eillCf'l IIlI!!Y h.a d .agrI!! ed
I rilldloilf'll wi d, billS'll
Ilrted DO"ttII'IiIII"Id~ Ina ~d. ~l"OwE'd

I pity you indl!!l!!d ole place, ill which
tbe I'\;ppier or OUt De es ~I"O 0111",ooe. Of'! Il:'!e tMird oily Il:'!e
5..i:(, and on the sixIIl Ii • and
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ml:'!e' '§.WI'§.l"OwE'd ~E'Ve"', 0'" tbe MI:'!

dilY. wIlil:s.t her
f'leIViOOUt '§.UI fOf'llil"ltJ d oil'§.l:'!e I'IiIIpple' ooe I'IiII I

di:s.conl.u.II!'d • and sIl
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es loiI'§.tediII~ 10f'I8 I sbe ~l"Ortly oiIfte'

.a sign of ilnger as udly. fur :s.hI!! ilS W Iif'd I"f't wi II:'! tbe
e zmInI IDIJ'DIIm I!oou II I
ca u-se, cannot
u lead in a ve
from rJe';.p;iJirto Te mpsra nee .an

cembats must
at",
rm wnen eer a mereus
NOTE_""Tne re lIl'It!!!'rytnIng b U'I t
in Ine sa ba-s!!!'10 tn.al
n !!!', rntuett!!!' ser bll!d,
-simila r In
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N old rna n.
O!:oe
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en a mvs.
on his
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nunnl!!'r of at 11!te!io. ou p v.a!:oe of I!!'ll!!'ga for _ n
cent Inll!d I n
.a
one
n Ing e n!rt ueas I!!'p~ II!d I ng plate. tea llego rta n deg~e!io of in -ation i to hI!!' vst.e"1I.!"!! I'!!is
and O-siri';., of Ba r,:hu a ncienrs: it in d at the .,eriod Tne nO!!'. as fe!rtlv.al of SI f:jl!!'rlod of Ihl!!'
lime inm.a
in
Ine arms 0
-irnpstueus .a by t.l!!'mf:jl!!'r.am n ne r!Pe If with a
di-sabll!!' him f , a 10
nus• .a Ie.arne fra n knsss, In epatra. I mpo rl ng tne areeu of revl\ring In Idl!!'n!:1!!'re pos
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'tile
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Thill' ir.:hlatin antiQuity
of anima ls, in tn.n of 'I!!'mil!d les to eeel I!!' !P of mlngu lsh Ing 'l!!'!Pearehes to thl!!' k whic:n eenra Inil!d 'Sl!!'ndyou • as a 1'S0 n; you will bl!!' a bll!!' .a in olding Intl!!',!:Ou f'SI.!' m d lately va n lshes, and u rl ng n InII.!' .a'f!l d , ngrh_ Ma ke U'SI!!' of nd 'Sf:lic:e'S_ you we,1!!' If oi t out to you Ihl!!' e of them, 'fOu ea n a I!!'nd to. in Ihl!!' ne:w:r , 'fO u r'!!1!!'1f for Ihl!!' I a Ie n lnehes long. If .an of art...·
amer
you
I!!'love Ine ma n wno mol tne me ory of everv oth in wn le 'fOu mu!rt at fil"'!!t e a I la Do r, !PO a'S10 10!Pen c:nel!!"!!l!!'. egg!P. I!!'nt natura Ily ee Ii:ine; bUI a'S vou ,din.arv I!!'.al_ wn.al you m ane r I e nintn day. wn bat. vou r Instru me nt sha II a In In I'S .aIUr.ally. vou mu
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nil.!'
n •I n.a n 01 do II by
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s u. ,f
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I"e'5 nt";
nt b
the bu of the lime
bearrJec:I an .,1ar.:ec:I CI n a Pria.,ian ';.. n, The hearj and
e zm n FDlJ'Dllm
Boou
Ie brcnre fi,gu r€'5
holrJ
many ot them have

r, it. is u'!!l!!'le~ to dl!!'!:a b
It may bl!!' rama k !P notml!!'~tv lie~ Ga rcil.a thl!!' god'!! of
Ine an g,a). In nn ss, lech Prl pus, an
m of wor'!!hippl ng u Il!!'nlworld_ Tn us. fer I I!!'Xh::o tne,e wl!!'~ Ie rv. Ih..m:. &c. In faa. tne I, Ml!!'l"(:u Tn ls ry. d In Ihl!!' Inlrod uttlon Ilglou'!! p
as .a
11'1.11.
mpt· hleh
WI!!"I!!' m 1:w:1I!d logethl!!' n one co ntii:=alferms of wor'!!h p
men
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IS wonderf Thl!!' gtacef fin l'Shl!!'dfig rlgnt n.anes 0 _Tnev 'Sit
IvI!!' n.all I at Hl!!'l"(:ul n um. I uipod w.a!P U nd in .a IIv-fo,ml!!'d co bel ls su bV Ih,1!!'e I!!':.ICI'!! Iy. i 1"e'S:Sa~1"!! w ' tnei, ThI!!'V.a,1!!'I"e Ing ingl!!'f'S Inn of tneir hips • .an i:lo'!!ing t eir mi fol"'lJllard tnei left n.and as If Il off Ihl!!'
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ta ke I'a IT in the
ral ring,
r.:efullV en
inerJ
II I'!!
.anf ullie'!!_ con'!!l!!'!:r.a1 ; r Ih pha Ilu • and I ~el=l ndl
mong tne most d Iffic:u II 10 !io.aV 10 I!!'tl of wh - n WCI'!!
age'!!. 'I!!' !:On!i@ tatl!!'Li rs il=l_A'!! a ru II!!'.tn in 1Ii.a1i!!'dIn the usls offl!!'reLi .a uipod n mkl!!'n 0 tnei,
I
in
e re
!rt
n u mbe r, whic: mor.ally. pla Liivl n llie!p of a I, • .an Su I!!'me DI Iniry _ Tne M U'!!I!!"!! tn I!!' Grace tn reI!!' Fu,ie'!!. t tn
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BU Fa NS
thO!ioe
grlmao:! • .and !:auyl ha nd is do!:e'd. with Ihl!!' fo~ and midd I ea lied - mak Ing thl!!' f Eu rope, In Engla nd Ine ph r.a Sn.akl!!"!!f:ll!!'a !Opea of t e -Ita I a n ~ ks
n't ~
en ilrJ
bol.
II!!'d Ihl!!' fi y tne 0'- -n of
n with the
'5i8n,
little t
nd to prl.apu!p Ine vi n ne dl!!'nomination giVl!!'
Thl!!' an In high tn MUg perk!
Il!!'nl Sout e n e'Sleem_ T a .all Ine uno on in Sic:11 nd f:!,oflt tne I!!'ntru'Stl!!'d ls thl!!' la ughing. tne Ii II!!' figu,1!!'
I
pu neh I slle: fer I
found e. undl!!' tne rig t of !io.a~1
if:! of ma e:t:f:!lainin mes . .and a'Sk of DU I
f:!1!!'i:1 tne Grl!!'ek'S. hl!!'ld pa IIv Ittl!!'d Ihl!!' Ronun!p • .and pe' !Pe!ppe i.ally ea rrll!!'d to a gre.a a pll!!'!p the ruge u nderst.and f pa n mimI!!' _Thl!!' Nea polir.a pa rt. i!p charaerer, of wn 1m th nars." of thl!!' g'l!!'atl!!'!rt anti nu~ bl!!' i:on!pldl!!"l!!'d a'S .a mong a II n.allon'S. f:!l!!'rs.on'S1'1 ne. ha'lll!!' .auogAred 10 Ih ning tne NI!!'.af:!olllan f:!uni:h" II!!'agl!!"!!_AI Ihl!!' lime 'I!!' 'IJIi.a!P F reni:h go , a e had in hls !ioef\rIi:1!!' a n Ihl!!' wl!!"Stl!!'rn 'Side Ihl!!' pu nminl!!'llo. tn.al ug.ar·loaf a nd without nv leus wldlh .and a sh I
Ace'ta.
Vl!!"!!uvl s, wnO'SI!!'" we.a,in a C.ala brl tneir 0 Iv deth In DoUnd ound Ine This 'Se .anI w.a!P .and a rd Iv- His n.a1'll' • wit... .and of ea III g for hlm • .a d d Iffic:u I • ne ea lie No_ 2. liltll!!' flgu wno is ba lanel ng nunnl!!' of the en seernt farm a 1:1 i
town 'Sil nts 'Still d f tne 'Shaf:! d r.aWI!!' rs ne ferm 0 . He nd of se. In me cnrs I bl!!'lng aD 10 'I!!' u Ii:hinelle of wh
as .a buffoon. witty. gl
is 'l!!'p.artl!!'l!!"!!. whicn f III·humo u r hI!!'WeI'S in .at hls na me e:t:i:l!!'pt 1'1 Ihl!!' Ilali.an!p made P
nll!!'. foun .al Po f:!l!!'il.is anether mimi DU n d and ar !Pwit. g'I!!'.a1 nencha la nee. nl!!' In is 'S_Hls two Inge rs are WI!!'Ii:ned OU • and
e zm
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he en la my';., the pedum, 01" peJ'ffi:! n, the hom of a n anima I. whir.:n t

a 1';.0 arJrJ';.that woorJen one'S we
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Fa u n also b
riOS the hlamy;. anrJ the his to.-efi er i-s '5trettberJ
um.
u mt.e r .altnMt qua I 10 frem E.g pt.. TI'Ieir '!!!'pe!t Ion wou
~vatlon!j. of at of Ine liltl!!!' b!!!' liI!d iou'S .and
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VERAL
pha Ilu'!!l!!'!P aw .a1'I!!'.adV sa d

IV. tne graw !Pe'!!f:llI.!'Clally h mild ren wi
il"'!!t figu,I!!'··.a ehar
at among Ihl!!' ns did not blu!pn
h ese trin k€t';. a ';. ma ny time-s a';. the ,g ';.alina lay with ma ny IT1
,d that hI!!' did nOI brl ul!!'~'!!!; dl!!'dic:.a~d fou'· Ma r'!!~'!!. and olne r ml ry," j
rJis.,layin,g the ilT1
rJ their rJe-sire-s- "The un t, From none did -she re

wil L Wnen d.aV ~tu ths of '0!Pe and myn 10 !:h Deing .a eha n k·off ,ing
nOI fer Ihl!!' undl!!'ni.able onuml!!'n I!!''!!hould De Il!!'d 10 De lie sa me idea'!! as eurse 1vII.!'!; bout d a e pa r.a~ my'!!tl!!'ry frem Ih pll!!'.a'!!u res I likl!!' thl!!' Dea'!!ul It w.a!; n se. nowe ; ratss. Plato. Ly!:u rgu!; Ciu! M. a !POlull!!' m.ann!!!'r'!! and Ih most d I p'!!1!!'d '!!ince a '1!!'llglon of 1=1 'ity .and '!!Oil of old EU'0I=lI!!'.and l!!'t!POme t .a I!!' nfa mous wor'!!hip of Ih god pn.a u , r .a long time l=Ia'!!t has m,a,!:hl!!'d n I n u,- s n.aVl!!'wltn!!!'!io'!!1!!'d blic: recesslon I pu 1'1 ea I!!'d Ihl!!'m!Pe1v1!!"!! fI.age l!.anl a ppea ~d I!!' tl 1=I'l!!"!!l!!'nrs '!!a~r. pe,h.a .a ermous pa I, of hems, hold'!! .an a mphora. full.
antiquity has bl!!'qul!!'.a hl!!'d natlens n.ave at all I me'!! . se natura I doe!; it a p I!!''!!e rises- -unless we nd Ihl!!' !:ounuie'!! tn.al n lncs we,1!!' '!!ullll!!'d
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other hI!!' hold'!! bV irs I!!'mic:lans of N.al=lll!!"!! I'!!I!!''1!!"!!I!!'mble'!!that .an
• w ic:n Sylv.ain M.a,i!kn.aL .and 1!!'!:1.a,1!!'d bl!!' a eeek bUI 10 uld lead u!; 10 ra ke II er a II Ine'!!l!!' blrds, wnO'SI!!' '!! 'I!!'
I!!'p~'!!uml!!'d tn.al tn I!; littl dW1!!'111 hi!; la rgl!!' her ng: ries, Ll!!'1 us rama rk In
I!!'of Ihl!!' nou'!!l!!'hold go s of I!!'.all!!' pha Ilu'!! '!!I!!'rvl!!'d10 el!!'l=1 1'1 IlIl'Itl!!'r may n.aVl!!'Del!!'n sa Id
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wi\r€';. by lent, but

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wife i';.
e day. to
uees har rt, whic:n on Iv Ine afflu!!!'nce !!!'wife i!p
mpanlon
!!!' pllied. hallu'!!!!!'!p.
II f rms n p.an of eer j:ll.a nIi:h m.aklll'!! .a d nd n unfortu n.are b !P wll not '!!ugge!rt to !!!' j:litl d wn ea nnot apprei:- I .a in !!!'prl e of a wonun w 0 ea r h!!!', ead nign lIl'It!!!'ry nte'j:I !ioe Detwe!!!'n a th t son i'!! no stra rna I nde'!!!:en'!!ion I
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gures I wi'll!:: Ihl!!' CI cil!!'nt'!! CI'!!!::,ibed thl!!' n _Tney '!!u!iopendl!!'d Ine m .n il is sh nne dl!!" tne f:jl!!'rl I!!'!io f houses. In bed MOm'!!. o hl!!"!!l!!'til n.!1!!"!! ~ u!ioed as lam ps,
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A ,glad iaror c ';,'word, a ppea to be enrJeavo I!!'nvl!!'lof:j!p ls I h n.and; Ihis 'Wa'!! ea lied reti.uil ls .ad~rs.uy ls fu'h'f'.!'na. wnO'!! I!!'.ad'!!Ie I'W'!! as gladiator, It iH! -dl!!'nttv an i 1'1 ls w.arrl ng sen To Ihis figu,1!!' lion that tne'!! hl!!'re tnev c:.an a bout 10 I Rom.an!p.com Ihl!!' i:onqul!!"o '!!u!ppendl!!'dfl n'!!uuml!!'nrs wI!!' tv '!!I!!'I'Was a '!! _ WI!!' know ind led tne conq ue !:auy Ilnle De I
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om
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Inuodui:'evil. 1:1 ut !.adi.no, i!p d Ih t Ihl!!' ni:ie nts, .and es II!(:laIlv In I!!' and Ie'!! ~!P who followe Ihl!!' ea r of hic:n I I!!'L lns ea lied II ntinn bu la,
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by a pha Ilu
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of Ine
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Imf:!onant , rtun 10 g ill lAke Ihi'!! 0 Ihl!!' origin of I'!!WO nlf:!. an , d 1ff1!!"l!!'nttn may appsar- unltl!!' i
n.ave menlion I!!'on!!!' f:!,inc:If:!1eof
ns. a nd Ita ns some pltate!io 'I!!' Ch,i!rt..
al I!!'a'!!tern di.ale s lved Ihi'!! WOB If:! f C111i:i.a_ lula 1'1 p itinm Roml!!''!!
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"tha re'!!l!!'mblani:=1!!' bl!!'t. rei and Iho!ie of tne Cnurch. such as Ju n a

of Myth
ne mvste,ie'!! ne f.nner'!! of ieh orhers.
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rlni:=ip,al in Ihl!!' . n '1!!'1igi
lanatlon. WI!!' ion wi 1'1 Myln ra. Ihl!!' Ion. Ine S n d.an!; fonh nde, I I!!' 'IIaull of thl!!' O!!'ivl t e nom.age of Il!!'m of 1'1 S.un and of
:w:
Ine gl!!'niu'!!
,n annats.
If Love WCI'!!.ado'l!!'d .a VI'Or'!!hif:lf:ll!!'dfer Ihl!!' !io.a gus, Ine ma kl!!'r of f:l1!!'0f:l f:I,ini:=If:l1 son: .and ind I!!' lerd of nl!!'r.a ion, Ion. M r.a 'IJIi.a!;a lse nyry ea I'!! him IJe mler-
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lwowing!p. g a kind of ~d .awide I!!'ad. Some rt of !:ned:

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in
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TIVEPHALLI
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two wing'S. .and
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wi II, nO'lHe'V'e • ~ dd tna:t. a p::orrJ n8 the ncecent a .,et:t they he re be the of ~ ross 'Sum oum ~ Tel till in the p,1~aion of ~~Ilian 'IJI\a!P ~ lse ref:! I!!'!i~nlll!d bV i:l uipl c:
rorm
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tv lea I of Ih
wing!pa at II Ice a horse. ls nove I Pl!!'ga has ehr ignl!!'d to . o,din.uy f:!1a!::1!!' ls tai!ioed II Ice .a iL .and In i:=e whic:n would o!::!::Uf:!ie pl,it. mlgh I!!'Ine nulefiu!
I
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u lse it: IT1 i';o su rou n
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II I
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s d I\ridl!!'d Inl
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19.
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I III

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The Secret Erotic Pai tings

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nEplq,aAAEa, 'the feast of t e phallus, (II. 48, 49,)

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the reeks it aos';.eQ on to the IV. nOI onlv 'IJI\a!P

rll!!'m who. that I!!'m!PeIVll.!'!p tho!Pe prlssts ,ruined

aaeeh us of tne r). tne fatne, of

or ~nl!!' .aboul tne temf:lll!!"!! of esrtaln f:l1!!" ged. an th 'StatuI!!' of In

L...arunliu'!! II nuv bl!!' '!! 'IJI\a!Po 011'1 r n

h a q u mit'( of u bject';. .-e u';.erJ a-s a 1';.0 ca I

I!!'nol!Pe May it cou nr.-y

ion!p 'g .aVl!!'matro s' of Ih mldd II!!' !pI

flalT1erJ love .... the

a IJ hI"CI rJire ';0

h a '!NOma n '';0 breast,

aterJ 'Sole Iv to love

aost Ind les, endowed et of a soat, h avins of h uman cha ratter,

"Seve tlndl!!'r eacn wnlch

,it.ani.a beyond hl!!'.a,d whil!rt in folloW'!! positive

of the '5eJre';. i ma n anrJ the feet of he-so aggre,gation of bel '5 of e

';.the ';.OlutiDn of th i'SII:! u en believed a tim in th rwa rds they egan to c

at, wa'S Faunu'S a hairy ';. by two

we re the OlT1lJa i n';. nd in some n

the 'Subj 01T1 they rJerived t eir na me'50

beoen r€arerJ in honou'- of

ea rtn 10 tr.an we \Ie ehe

Ine c ral ye.a Ti u Ve!p i:atl!!'d ry of t '!!

tne dl!!"!!t,o'fl!!'d Ih subjset ar Ih di'!!i:oVl!!'ry I mine of Sii:llie!p r 1738 thl!!'

I!!'.aj:lolltan Intl!!"l!!"!!ting had nOI Del!!'n 01 e r write rs nd

y by he slimmer on Iy a few yeaI"';. as

I' laC€ devorerJ to JUl'ite r, he

n wants .. _A !ioe n I!!'d ci Iy,: ould 'Say in .a tne lomb. ea n

nd n t Vll.!'ryeemmed leu nts lived mui:h ou rns In whic:n tel ln-

e Inn FDlJ'Dllm Boou

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