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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Page 125
... organs of the Pamil coolies of Malabar , it is customary for the barber " to insert the penis into a hollow piece of bamboo , which he holds and uses as a handle ; he is not allowed to touch the sacred organ . 192 According to Cook ...
... organs of the Pamil coolies of Malabar , it is customary for the barber " to insert the penis into a hollow piece of bamboo , which he holds and uses as a handle ; he is not allowed to touch the sacred organ . 192 According to Cook ...
Page 128
... organs are considered by the Maoris to be the ribs of the Human House - in other words , that the human race is carried and supported on the reproductive organs just as a house is carried and supported by the rafters . " In Western ...
... organs are considered by the Maoris to be the ribs of the Human House - in other words , that the human race is carried and supported on the reproductive organs just as a house is carried and supported by the rafters . " In Western ...
Page 172
... organs should receive the greatest of all reverence . Further , the queen gave permission for the priests to select ... organ of generation and nothing else . Moreover , the origin of this specific form of worship was , according to ...
... organs should receive the greatest of all reverence . Further , the queen gave permission for the priests to select ... organ of generation and nothing else . Moreover , the origin of this specific form of worship was , according to ...
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CHAP | 3 |
SUN MOON AND NATURE WORSHIP | 13 |
THE BIRTH OF PHALLICISM | 40 |
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