King Priapus, he who had been scared to death, now rose up from the dead.

She's discovered the fig was sacred to the god Priapus.

Little is known of the natural history of G. priapus.

The Priapus statue addresses a group of boys who want to rob the farm.

A man dressed as Priapus joined them and a giggling young woman was thrust forward by her friends.

This is a collection of three poly-metric poems with the god Priapus as the speaker.

In one, for instance, Priapus threatens anal rape against any potential thief.

He ends by telling the boys to rob a neighbor's farm whose Priapus is careless.

He is often associated with the Greek god Priapus.

The Sorrows of Priapus was published in 1957, becoming his most successful book thus far.

Although some temples were built for people to pray to Priapus, he was mostly worshipped in people's homes or gardens.

The little blond had Master Priapus before her.

Statues of Priapus were often placed at doorways and crossroads (places where two roads crossed).

The outsized phallus of Roman art was associated with the god Priapus, among others.

Depending on the sources consulted, the god Priapus could be understood as a son of Hermes.

Lampsacus was also notable for its worship of Priapus, who was said to have been born there.

According to some historians this was formerly a temple dedicated to Mars or Priapus.

Were you as virile as Priapus, I would still have gone to this man."

"It would be better for Roman virgins if the wall paintings didn't concentrate on Priapus," he said.

I would interpret the Roman attitude to Priapus as more one of affection than veneration.

A number of Roman paintings of Priapus have survived.

According to one myth, he disliked Donkeys, and they were often sacrificed to Priapus.

King Priapus, he who had been scared to death, now rose up from the dead.

She's discovered the fig was sacred to the god Priapus.

Little is known of the natural history of G. priapus.

The Priapus statue addresses a group of boys who want to rob the farm.

A man dressed as Priapus joined them and a giggling young woman was thrust forward by her friends.

This is a collection of three poly-metric poems with the god Priapus as the speaker.

In one, for instance, Priapus threatens anal rape against any potential thief.

He ends by telling the boys to rob a neighbor's farm whose Priapus is careless.

He is often associated with the Greek god Priapus.

The Sorrows of Priapus was published in 1957, becoming his most successful book thus far.

Although some temples were built for people to pray to Priapus, he was mostly worshipped in people's homes or gardens.

The little blond had Master Priapus before her.

Statues of Priapus were often placed at doorways and crossroads (places where two roads crossed).

The outsized phallus of Roman art was associated with the god Priapus, among others.

Depending on the sources consulted, the god Priapus could be understood as a son of Hermes.

Lampsacus was also notable for its worship of Priapus, who was said to have been born there.

According to some historians this was formerly a temple dedicated to Mars or Priapus.

Were you as virile as Priapus, I would still have gone to this man."

"It would be better for Roman virgins if the wall paintings didn't concentrate on Priapus," he said.

I would interpret the Roman attitude to Priapus as more one of affection than veneration.

A number of Roman paintings of Priapus have survived.

According to one myth, he disliked Donkeys, and they were often sacrificed to Priapus.