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Spintria

A spintria (plural, spintriae) is a small bronze or brass Roman token that typically has a sexual image on one side, and a numeral ranging from I to XVI on the other. They are about 24 mm in diameter. The scenes of couples are typical expressions of sexuality in ancient Rome as found in other explicit art, depicting both female-male and male-male sex acts.

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Spintria → An Excursus, Antichità, Antigua Roma, Astina, Athenaeum, Bartholomew, Bette, Brass Checks' Return, Bretschneider, Buttrey, Campana, Classical Paradigms, Convegno, Duggan, Erotic, Erotic Numismatics, Fall, Giulio Romano's, Historical Source, Immagini
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Spintria → Bordelle Einlass, Buttrey, Campana, CE, Currently, Duggan, Fishburn, Friedlander's, Riva, Simonetta, Some, Spintriae, The, There, Under Caracalla
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Spintria → Archived, Australia, Board Game Studies, Eddie, Geoffrey Fishburn, Is, PDF, Queensland, Straight Dope, Stranger Games, The, The Collaborative Numismatics Project, University, Wayback Machine
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Spintria → According, Bette Talvacchia, Capri, Discourse Concerning Ancient Medals, Greek, In, Medaglie Antiche, Sebastiano Errizo, Sopra, Suetonius, Tiberius, Venice
related to Gallery · 8
Spintria → BCE, CE, Celto-Germanic, Drawing, Female-male, Naxos, RomeCoins, Saarland
related to Images · 6
Spintria → April, British Museum, Glasgow, Hunterian Collection, Retrieved, Selection

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Spintriarelated to GalleryFemale-male0.60section
Spintriarelated to GalleryCE0.60section
Spintriarelated to GalleryCelto-Germanic0.60section
Spintriarelated to GallerySaarland0.60section
Spintriarelated to GalleryDrawing0.60section
Spintriarelated to GalleryRomeCoins0.60section
Spintriarelated to GalleryNaxos0.60section
Spintriarelated to GalleryBCE0.60section
Spintriarelated to ImagesSelection0.60section
Spintriarelated to ImagesHunterian Collection0.60section
Spintriarelated to ImagesGlasgow0.60section
Spintriarelated to ImagesBritish Museum0.60section

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