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Fig. 7B. —Phrygian cap. Priapus (unknown artist, House of the Vettii, Pompeii, Italy) shows "the pruner" wearing so-called phrygian cap (what King Midas wore to hide his ass's ears) and holding a pruning knife. He was cursed to carry large genitalia by the mother of gods, Hera, who wanted to punish Aphrodite (Priapus's mother) for her promiscuity.