{"collection":"Classics","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/cla/priap/prp98.htm","path":"cla/priap/prp98.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/cla/priap/prp98.htm","text":"Abdomen--the lower part of the belly\n Aluta--soft leather, a languid mentule\n Anguis--a serpent\n Arbor--a tree\n Arcum--a bow\n Arma virilia--the virile arms\n Balanus--a gland\n Beta--a beet, a languid mentule\n Bipenna--a tiny mentule\n Caduceus--a wand\n Capulus--a handle\n Cauda turgens--a swollen tail\n Caulis, colis--a stalk\n Colcata cuspis--a pointed stem\n Chrysion--a small mentule\n Clavus cupidinis--Cupid's rudder\n Conisalus--an appellation of the deity Priapus\n Cucumis--a cucumber\n Curculio--a corn-worm, a weevil\n Ensis--a sword\n FaIx--a sickle\n Fullonins fructus--fuller's fruit\n Genitale caput--the genital head\n Genitalia--the genital organs of either sex\n Gladius--a sword\n Glans--a gland\n Iota longum--the Greek letter i\n Ligo--a mattock\n Lorum in aqua--wet leather\n Machaera--a sword\n Manus--a hand\n Membrum genitale--the genital member\n Monstrum--a monster\n Mucro--a sword\n Natrix--a water-snake, a whip\n Nodus--a knot\n Olera--herbs\n Pannucea mentula--a shrivelled mentule\n Passer--a sparrow\n Pessulus--a bolt\n Phallus--an artificial penis\n Pilum--a pestle\n Pipinna--a little mentule, from pipillare to chirp as a bird\n Pondus--a weight\n Priapus--the virile member, penis\n Priapus vitreus--a drinking vessel of this shape\n Priapus siligineus--a cake of the same shape\n Procax fascinum--impudent fascinum\n Pudenda--the parts of shame\n Pudibilia--the shameful parts\n Pugio--a dagger\n Radius--a rod\n Radix--a root\n Ramus--a bough\n Raster--a hoe\n Rutabulum--an oven rake\n Salaputium--a tiny member\n Scapus--a stem\n Serpens--a serpent\n Sica--a dagger\n Sicula vel parva sica--a little dagger\n Strutheum--a sparrow\n Subula--an awl\n Taurus--a bull\n Thyrsus--a staff\n Trabs--a beam\n Triembolum--a large member\n Truncus--a tree\n Turtur--a turtle-dove\n Vas--a vessel\n Vasculum--a small vessel\n Verenda--the parts of shame of either sex\n Veretillum--a little privy member\n Veretrum--the privy member\n Vilia membra--the vile parts\n Vir--virility\n Virga--a rod\n Virgula--a wand\n Virilis nervus--the virile nerve\n Virilis pars--the virile part; also for one of the testicles\n Virilitas--virility\n Vomer--a ploughshare","title":"Alphabetical list of additional terms used by Latin authors in designation of the male sexual organ","type":"page"}