Revealed 'adult toys' 2,000 years ago

A newly discovered research book, sex in the Greco-Roman era, more than 2,000 years ago, extremely wild, odd and sometimes barbaric. For example, women already know how to use stick bread as a sex toy or a sexually impulsive man has to apply anti-erectile ointment made from rat droppings.

Vicki Leon, 70, is the author of The Joy of Sexus: Lust, Love, & Longing in the Ancient World, revealing the bizarre facts about 'that' in the ancient world. Leon, who described herself as a "historical detective" , claimed to be shocked when she began to learn about how people express love and sexual desire more than 2,000 years ago.

Sculpture of the Greek goddess Aphrodite, symbolizing love
love, beauty and birth, in a naked state sitting on
A seashell made by 2 male hygienists, discovered in the city
Aphrodisias ancient Greco-Roman era. (Photo: Corbis)

In the article published on the Huffington Post, Leon wrote: 'The people of that time did not distinguish between heterosexual, homosexual or bisexual forms. They are willing to accept all kinds of pleasure without feeling guilty. '

In a more detailed study, Leon discovered countless things that haunted men and women in the first century AD. Specifically, they worship the third round of the body, aphrodisiacs and both sexual stimulation, mimicking the sexiness of celebrities, erotic images depicted by female writers and sex toys. sex decomposition by biological mechanism.

For a closer look at ancient Roman life, Leon traveled nearly 10,000 kilometers from California (USA) to Italy to consult experts, study antiquities and visit archaeological addresses.

In her book, she has spent dozens of chapters addressing the attitudes and sexual behavior of the ancients.

On the topic of bread-and-sex sex toys, Ms. Leon said: 'The story begins in a BC bakery, where a girl has a free time in wheat flour. While dreaming, she unknowingly created a "olisbo-kollix" - a dildo from the bread, the first environmentally friendly product of the sex industry. From this point on, lonely widows in Arcadia, unsatisfied wives in Athens and single girls in Lesbos had a self-created, discreet and disposable partner. '

Cover the newly released book by Vicki Leon. (Photo: Daily Mail)

On the other hand, Leon also explains how adultery men are sometimes punished.

'A horned husband can legally have sex with an enemy lover legally in the presence of others, if desired. This sanction is sometimes symbolic. The vulnerable side (horned husband) can take revenge by using a radish stabbed into the anus of the enemy's love.

This method of seeking anal justice seems to have been implemented in Rome. How do we know about this custom? The answer is, it has been described in Aristophanes 'Greek comedies and others'.

About the drugs for 'that' , Ms. Leon revealed how aphrodisiacs, some of the sexually suggestive men actually needed the help of reversible viagra-like drugs to counteract the how is the boy ' One of these exotic remedies is ointment made from rat droppings and lettuce leaves.