File:Murale 1 - Lupanare di Demetrius - Pompei.jpg

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Italiano: Le prostitute erano chiamate lupae, da cui il termine lupanar per identificare i bordelli. Lungo il corridoio del piano inferiore sono state rinvenute alcune decorazioni murali erotiche, forse una sorta di catalogo che indicava le prestazioni possibili in quel luogo, oppure, più verosimilmente si trattava di immagini tratte da uno schemato veneris, uno dei manuali illustrati dell'ars amatoria scritti nel III-IV secolo a.C. dalle poetesse di Samo Philainis ed Elephantis.
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