The Phallus in History and in Fact

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PHALLUS is the most masterfully, assembled book dealing specifically with the male penis ever to be presented for public reading and understanding. Carefully documented and copiously illustrated with over 200 photographs and historical and medical drawings, PHALLUS is unequalled in research efforts.

M. ERICK EVANS, the brilliant author of PHALLUS, demonstrates his genius by tying together the past with the present. He delves into the ancient periods and vividly illustrates the power man’s phallus held in festivals, religious ceremonies, and how the ancients looked upon the phallus as an image—a symbol of life, perfection, and godliness. He tells the reader of Cleopatra, Queen of the Nile, and how she had a great fondness for the phallus, and he makes the reader understand why she was nicknamed the “Cocksucker of the Nile.” The Roman Emperor Tiberius is fully discussed for his fondness for the penis. Evans shows how God (in the Old Testament) respects the phallus, especially in his covenant to Abraham, and he tells why the Jews even today respect the practice of circumcision. However, Evans wastes no time in showing the contradiction within the Bible as to how it was later (Acts) decided circumcision was unnecessary.

From the past, PHALLUS moves to the present Discussing the Anatomy of the Male Reproductive Organs in layman’s terms, as no other author has been able to do with such eloquence, Evans, in this section of PHALLUS, contributes black and white photos of the male penis. He shows the penis in all states: from the flaccid state to the erect state, uncircumcised and circumcised.

What others have promised for so long to do, Evans has already done. This book is most highly recommended for everybody’s private collection.