{"collection":"Classics","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/cla/priap/prp97.htm","path":"cla/priap/prp97.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/cla/priap/prp97.htm","text":"Arma inguinis--inguinal arms, belly weapons\n Arma ventris--belly weapons\n Caput lubricum--lubricious head\n Columna--column\n Contus pedalis--twelve-inch pole\n Cupressus--cypress\n E D temoque--the letters E and D with a pole or hyphen between them thus E-D\n Fascinum--a bewitching, an enchantment\n Fascinum pedale--twelve-inch fascinum\n Fascinum rubens--ruddy fascinum\n Fascinum tentum--turgid fascinum\n Hasta--spear\n Hasta rudis--rude spear\n Inguen--middle, groin, privities\n Inguen obscaenum--obscene groin\n Medium--middle\n Membrum--member\n Membrum seminale--seminal member\n Mentula--mentule\n Mentula crassa--stupid mentule\n Mentula magna--well-grown mentule\n Mentula perpetua--imperishable mentule\n Mentu1a sine arte--roughly shaped mentule\n Mentula tenta--mentule at full stretch\n Mentinum rubrum--red-painted amulet\n Natura--nature\n Nervus tentus--stiff nerve\n Palus ruber--bloody-looking pole\n Pars--part\n Pars major--greater part\n Pars mei per quam significor Priapus esse--the part by which I'm signified to be Priapus\n Pan obscaena--privy part\n Penis--tail\n Pyramis--pyramid\n Sceptrum--staff of office\n Signum impudentiae--symbol of shamelessness\n Tela--weapons\n Telum--spear\n Vena tenta--swollen vein\n Virilis nota--virile sign\n Virile pars--the virile member\n[1. In The Perfumed Garden of the Sheikh Nefzaoui thirty nine names in Arabic are given to the sexual organ of man and forty-three to that of woman.]","title":"List of terms used in the Priapeia to designate the virile member of Priapus","type":"page"}