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Roman relief with phallus

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9 March 2023
Roman relief with phallus
Roman relief with phallus

Roman relief with a phallus and the inscription “hic habitat felicitas”, meaning “happiness lives here”. The object was located above the entrance to the bakery in Pompeii. Artifact dated to the 1st century CE and is in the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.

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