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Early Filipinos: Notions of beauty

What is beautiful? An eternal question and human beings have made themselves beautiful in their own eyes, across space and time.

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On Cordillera indigenous culture

On Cordillera indigenous culture
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A prequel to GomBurZa | Inquirer Opinion

A prequel to GomBurZa | Inquirer Opinion
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Pearling pleasure in the pants

Dear Dr G, I am somewhat embarrassed and curious to ask you about a technique of body modification I have heard about.

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Magellan s chronicler: Early Pinays sexually active and loved Spaniards • Malou Talosig-Bartolome

SIXTEENTH century Filipino women were sexually active and even loved the Spaniards, according to Antonio Pigafetta, the Italian chronicler of Ferdinand Magellan. Pigafetta’s journal of Magellan’s expedition in the Philippines in 1521 was published in a book recently released by the Italian Embassy in Manila in commemoration of the 75 years of Philippine-Italy diplomatic relations.

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