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    Superstitions: Most prevalent in Greece

    The Romans derived much of their art and much of their superstition from Greece. In Pliny the Elder there is abundant cataloguing of superstitions common in Greece, many of which were absorbed by the Romans. In Pliny it is suggested that the sap of the flea-wort is effective in securing the birth of boys; and Glaucias ascribed the same effect to the thistle. A pregnant woman could guarantee to have a boy child if she ate the testicles, womb, or rennet of a hare; and to eat the foetus of a hare removed barrenness permanently. One prevalent superstition was that the hyaena changed its sex every year, though Aristotle had his doubts about that one. (H. Licht "Sexual Life in Ancient Greece").


    From The Illustrated Book of Sexual Records.
    © 1974, 1982, 1997-2001 G.L. Simons

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