| DATE | 1st - 3rd century CE |
| AUTHOR | Unknown (Roman) Italy |
| MEDIA | Bronze |
| SIZE | 4,5 x 3 cm |
| LOCATION | Private collection |
| NOTES | The phallus (or symbolic male genitals) represented masculinity and virility in Ancient Rome. These amulets where worn to ward off evil, increase a soldiers strength in battle and perhaps to titillate a prospective sexual conquest. |
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