Mastodawn

🪷 #PhallusThursday June 11th is one of the feasts of Min, Egyptian ithyphallic deity of virility. #Antinous undoubtedly gazed in amazed wonderment at these phallic images on his fateful tour of Egypt in 130 AD, as do we today. Photos at Luxor by modern-day #Antinoos priest #AntoniusSubia. 🪷

Antinous the Gay God Jun 4

🪷 #PhallusThursday Summer 1940, German Wehrmacht soldiers giggle at #Hermaphroditus at the Musée Louvre in Paris. They are all long dead. But Hermaphroditus continues to dream in slumber. #intersex #trans #transgender #LGBTQIA #PrideMonth #Pride2026 #LGBTQIAHappyPrideMonth 🏳️‍🌈 🪷

The Partial Historians Jun 4

🍆The phallus krater🍆

Sometimes it is simply time to start carrying around a huge package in public… Welcome to #PhallusThursday Ancient Greek edition!

Erotic Mythology 🌈May 28

Some ancient Greek literature for #PhallusThursday — or #NoPhallusThursday?

🎨 Sententiae Antiquae
https://sententiaeantiquae.com

#GreekRomanArt #ancientGreece @phistorians

K May 27

The Archeological Museum Naples has half of Pompeji, and we all know the romans loved nudes. Here is a very handsome but unhappy looking Atlas, who is losing his coat. More pictures here: https://ancientrome.ru/art/artworken/img.htm?id=4655 #naples #phallusthursday #greekromanart #nude

Erotic Mythology 🌈May 21

A late #PhallusThursday because I spent the day with a friend celebrating her birthday.

I am supplicating Hermes to grant her good luck, great fortune, and swift travels in the next year of her life, like this traveller is likely asking Hermes for a smooth journey. Hermes seems very excited about it 😉

#GreekRomanArt #paganism

The Partial Historians May 21

✨Chariot racing with a twist✨

This playful ceramic piece depicts quite the chariot race with the women competitors jostling for position in their chariots. But what’s those creatures pulling the chariots? Looks like #PhallusThursday is here!