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Ancient Romans kept flying penis charms to 'deter sickness and bad luck' - Daily Star
The phallus and the Evil Eye - Phallic amulets in the Roman world - Ancient World Magazine
7 Lucky Charms from the ancient Mediterranean | by Forte Academy | Forte Academy | Medium
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When in Rome: Archaeologists discover ancient wooden phallus that may be exactly what it looks like - Study Finds
Romans Used to Ward Off Sickness With Flying Penis Amulets - Atlas Obscura
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Lucky Charms and Amulets of Italian Tradition - Eredi Jovon
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Child's Gold Ring with Phallus - JHU Archaeological Museum
Trove of jewels and charms found at Pompeii give insight into 'female world' of Ancient Rome | Euronews
4 Ancient Roman Good Luck Items | Latin Language Blog
