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Comical rendition of masturbating satyr. 6th c. Athenian black-figure cup by the Amasis painter. Boston Museum of Fine Arts, 10.651. In Greek myth, satyrs were the expression of the appetitive nature, or basest lusts, that humans were capable of. Thus, masturbation is here linked with the incomplete/imperfect soul (see Plato).

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