Liverpool Classical Monthly: LCM., Band 8John Pinsent John Pinsent., 1983 |
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... sexual vigour ' and utilis of that ' potent ' in the sexual sense ( cf. Ovid , Am . 2.10.27-8 saepe ego lasciue consumpsi tempora noctis , utilis et forti corpore mane fui . ) . And when Ovid claims in v.8 that bellica hasta is not ...
... sexual vigour ' and utilis of that ' potent ' in the sexual sense ( cf. Ovid , Am . 2.10.27-8 saepe ego lasciue consumpsi tempora noctis , utilis et forti corpore mane fui . ) . And when Ovid claims in v.8 that bellica hasta is not ...
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... sexual terminology : words for sexual parts and practices . Yet Adams has omitted from this volume material presented in three of his recent and extremely important articles : in BICS 27 ( 1980 ) , Glotta 59 ( 1981 ) and Phoenix 35 ...
... sexual terminology : words for sexual parts and practices . Yet Adams has omitted from this volume material presented in three of his recent and extremely important articles : in BICS 27 ( 1980 ) , Glotta 59 ( 1981 ) and Phoenix 35 ...
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... sexual organs alone , and b ) references to the whole person instead of the appropriate sexual part . Since all people , but not necessarily all bodily areas , have sexual organs , perhaps the term ' specialization ' and its application ...
... sexual organs alone , and b ) references to the whole person instead of the appropriate sexual part . Since all people , but not necessarily all bodily areas , have sexual organs , perhaps the term ' specialization ' and its application ...
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