Phallic Worship: A History of Sex and Sex Rites in Relation to the Religions of All Races from Antiquity to the Present Day ... |
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... Bull of the Ancients The bull , because of his strength , his energy , and , above all , his sexual virility , was everywhere con- sidered to be a fitting representative of the masculine creative force , of fertility , of reproductivity ...
... Bull of the Ancients The bull , because of his strength , his energy , and , above all , his sexual virility , was everywhere con- sidered to be a fitting representative of the masculine creative force , of fertility , of reproductivity ...
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... bull . In the Hindu myth- ology we often find Iswara ( the Indian prototype of Bacchus ) mounted on a bull , and the great Brahma himself adopted the bull as his symbol . It is thought that the bull - worship of Assyria was of Egyptian ...
... bull . In the Hindu myth- ology we often find Iswara ( the Indian prototype of Bacchus ) mounted on a bull , and the great Brahma himself adopted the bull as his symbol . It is thought that the bull - worship of Assyria was of Egyptian ...
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... bull worship of ancient Japan was just as essen- tially phallic as the bull worship of Persia , of Egypt , of Judea ( cf. Chapter X ) . " There is a pagod at Miaco , in Japan , " writes Picart , " consecrated to a hieroglyphic bull ...
... bull worship of ancient Japan was just as essen- tially phallic as the bull worship of Persia , of Egypt , of Judea ( cf. Chapter X ) . " There is a pagod at Miaco , in Japan , " writes Picart , " consecrated to a hieroglyphic bull ...
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CHAP | 3 |
SUN MOON AND NATURE WORSHIP | 13 |
THE BIRTH OF PHALLICISM | 40 |
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