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Description	Français : Couvercle attique à figures rouges. Trois sexes féminins et un phallus pourvu d'ailes. Trois noms sont inscrits : Philonides, Auletria, et Anemone. Provenance inconnue. Vers 450-425 a. C. Musée archéologique national, Athènes, n°2510. English: Attic red-figure lid. Three female organs and a winged phallus. Three names are inscripted: Philonides (masculine), Auletria and Anemone (both feminine). Origin unknown, ca. 460–425 BC. National Archaeological Museum in Athens.
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Date	2005
Author	Μαρσύας
Permission (Reusing this image)	Creative Commons BY-SA 2.5

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