January 2011
Not by the Direct Method.: Phallic foods. →
In Rome phallic foods were especially popular, as noted by Lacroix (History of Prostitution I:234-35):
‘The alicariae, or bakers, were women of the street who waited for fortune at the doors of bakeries, especially those which sold certain cakes, made of fine flour, without salt or leaven,…
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