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Relief of Min-Amun
Min-Amun is Egyptian god of fertility and harvest, depicts him as he was commonly portrayed, carrying a flail in his right hand while simultaneously holding his erect penis in his left hand.
Detail from the Red Chapel of Hatshepsut or the Chapelle Rouge. New Kingdom, 18th Dynasty, reign of Hatshepsut, ca. 1479-1458 BC. Karnak Temple Complex.
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Nile -  Eat of the Dead
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Ithyphallic Norse God Frey
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Egyptian Painted Limestone Ithyphallic Figure, Roman Period, Â 1st Century BC - 2nd Century AD
He wears a Nubian short wig; traces of red/brown pigment still visible.
Human fertility has always been a topic of curiosity and devotion. Many cultures consider fertility to be a necessity for the survival and perpetuation of mankind and since early times, myths were created to explain this fabulous process.
Fertility gods were ubiquitous in numerous ancient human cultures and were used both to understand fertility and to cope with infertility by means of rituals and offerings.
Relief depicts the fertility god Amun-Min, shown in his ithyphallic form, in the Temple of Luxor.
