Herm of Hercules

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A figure depicts a herm, a sculpture with a head and torso above a plain lower section adorned with male genitals at an appropriate height. This form originated in Ancient Greece before being adopted by the Romans. A notable example showcases Hercules, a renowned Roman hero and god celebrated for his exceptional strength and extensive travels. He grasps a cornucopia, a symbol of abundance and nourishment also known as the horn of plenty.