Messalina in the booth of 'Lycisca'
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Messalina in the booth of 'Lycisca'[1] is a print from the Renaissance album I Modi.
It depicts the famous "Lassata, sed non satiata" scene of Messalina's life told in the Satire VI by Juvenal in which Messalina worked in a brothel under the assumed name Lycisca, or 'The Wolf-Girl'.
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See also
- "L'Aretin d`Augustin Carrache ou Receuil de Postures Erotiques, d`apres les Gravures a l'eau-forte par cet Artiste celebre"
- Lassata, sed non satiata
- Messalina
- I Modi
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