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3/3/2026
Roman PhalliI have something deep and profound in common with the civilized, educated ancient Roman and Greek / Helenic societies, and that is an appreciation for phalli. That's just a five-dollar word for d*cks.
The Greeks had a highly-developed homoerotic art culture. The Romans used phalli for symbols of good luck, virility, a curse thrown at an enemy, and for humor. Because then, as now, d*cks are hilarous. There is even one in the archeological collection at the University of Michigan. Nice to know that I rank amongst the scholars. |
A.C. Fisher Aldag
Chronicler of Cymric Folklore, Granmother and grouch. Enjoyer of good food. Archives
June 2026
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Publications
Woman Afraid of Water from City Owl Press
Common Magick from Llewellyn Worldwide - available on Amazon Witches & Pagans # 38 & # 39 from BBI Llewellyn's Witches' Companion 2022, 2023 & 2024 from Llewellyn Worldwide Llewellyn's Spell-a-Day Almanac, 2025 from Llewellyn Worldwide |
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