[ SECRET POST #4621 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4621 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

But have you seen Mark Antony's legs? They are the stuff of legends, literally.

[(Anonymous)]

Are they? Are there genuinely written contemporary sources about how amazing Mark Anthony's legs were? I desperately want this to be true lol.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes actually. Many sources to talk about how he wore his tunic higher up his thighs to show of his legs. This is a quote from Plutarch

"And this tradition Antony thought that he confirmed, both by the shape of his body, as has been said, and by his attire. For whenever he was going to be seen by many people, he always wore his tunic girt up to his thigh, a large sword hung at his side, and a heavy cloak enveloped him. However, even what others thought offensive, namely, his jesting and boastfulness, his drinking-horn in evidence, his sitting by a comrade who was eating, or his standing to eat at a soldier's table, — it is astonishing how much goodwill and affection for him all this produced in his soldiers. "


From:
http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/Plutarch/Lives/Antony*.html


Also:
"He had also a noble dignity of form; and a shapely beard, a broad forehead, and an aquiline nose were thought to show the virile qualities peculiar to the portraits and statues of Hercules."
From the same source.