ithyphallic

The central figure is often described as a seated figure, possibly ithyphallic, surrounded by animals.

The ithyphallic sileni are often shown dancing on vase paintings.

He is ithyphallic (with an erect phallus) and wears a tiger skin around his waist.

Min usually was depicted in an ithyphallic (with an erect and uncovered phallus) style.

Rather, the ithyphallic image is designed to convey the potency of the new life to be found in Christ.)

The earliest god-forms found by archeologists are pregnant goddesses and ithyphallic gods.

A seal discovered at the site bears the image of a seated, cross-legged and possibly ithyphallic figure surrounded by animals.

The paintings were not of mammoths or saber-toothed tigers or ithyphallic cave bears.

Almost all of Lakulisha's images appear as urdhva-retah (ithyphallic).

Ithyphallic (2007)

As indicated, a caesura is observed before the ithyphallic ( ˘ ˘ ) ending of the verse.

The Giant has been described as "renowned for its manhood", "markedly phallic", "sexually explicit" and "ithyphallic".

His Predynastic sign was a thunderbolt, later depicted as a human ithyphallic figure and often identified with Amun.

The Placentarius, the small bronze statue represents a distinctly ithyphallic old nude man who, on the palm of his hand, holds a little silver tray.

The ithyphallic Min (whom the Greeks identified with Pan) was worshipped here as "the strong Horus."

This Pashupati (Lord of animal-like beings) seal shows a seated figure, possibly ithyphallic, surrounded by animals.

Though his manhood is fully visible, Bhikshatana is never displayed as ithyphallic in South Indian iconography.

Also of particular note is the north grotto's "most striking creation", Painting 1-D, which features an ithyphallic man standing behind what appears to be a rearing jaguar.

In the First Dynasty these two deities assumed human form, Min, as an ithyphallic figure and Neith as a woman with her weapons.

According to Baer, Osiris was "almost certainly represented as ithyphallic, ready to beget Horus", grasping his phallus.

("Despite his ugly, puffy face and short, stout body . . . this ithyphallic colonel exuded sexuality like a randy beast.")

The naked, handsome, ithyphallic (with an erect phallus, urdhvalinga) beggar Shiva entered the forest, begging for alms from the sages' wives.

(Because of this, the name erasmonideus has sometimes been used to refer only to the colon x ˘˘ ˘˘ x preceding the ithyphallic.)