{"collection":"Classics","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/cla/priap/prpb.htm","path":"cla/priap/prpb.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/cla/priap/prpb.htm","text":"Introduction\nA Word to the Reader\nTHE EPIGRAMS\nTo the Reader\nAdditional Epigram\nNOTES EXPLANATORY AND ILLUSTRATIVE AND EXCURSUS\nList of terms used in the Priapeia as designations of Priapus\nList of term used in the Priapeia to designate the virile member of Priapus\nAlphabetical list of additional terms used by Latin authors in designation of the male sexual organ\nList of terms used in the Priapeia to designate the female sexual organ\nAlphabetical list of additional terms used by Latin authors in designation of the female sexual organ\nSodomy with Women\nErotic Classical Writers\nList of agricultural and horticultural terms used tropically in a venereal sense\nSodomy\nIrrumation\nThe Supine Posture in Coition\nDancing Girls\nMasturbation\nDepilation by Catamites\nBraccae\nBestiality\nPostures of Coition\nInfibulation\nThe Cunnilinges\nIndex of First Lines\nI have such papers that grim Cato's wife\n May read, and strictest Sabines in their life.\n I will this book should laugh throughout and jest,\n And be more wicked than are all the rest,\n And sweat with wine, and with rich unguents flow,\n And sport with boys, and with the wenches too;\n Nor by periphrasis describe that thing\n That common parent whence we all do spring;\n Which sacred Numa once a prick did call.\n Yet still suppose these verses Saturnal.\n (O my Apollinaris) this my book\n Has no dissembled manners, no feign'd look.\n--FLETCHER'S Martial","title":"Contents","type":"page"}