Kissing and cuddling by heterosexual and homosexual couples.

Discussion about whether a sexual encounter described in literature was consensual or rape.

Reference to cunnilingus being unacceptable in a society.

A woman and a man have sex (shown from the shoulder up). Initially it is consensual but as the coitus progresses she seems to become distressed.

The myth of the god Zeus (in the form of a swan) having sex with the woman Leda is recounted, illustrated with a fresco of the nude woman being attacked by the swan. During part of this retelling a woman is shown "innocently" stroking a swan's feathers.

Frescoes of heterosexual copulation in various positions and other sexual activity, though it is often unclear what exactly is being done.

A couple of frescoes of men with abnormally large penises. Also a few phallic drawings and sculptures.

Fresco of a "swan" being strangled.

Verbal mention of someone being "raped to death by a bull" in a theatrical spectacle.

Alcohol drunk during revelry (in paintings).

Rape and bestiality themes might upset some people.