Editing Min (god) (section)

==Ejaculation legend==
There have been controversial suggestions, by authors such as British journalist Jonathan Margolis, that the pharaoh was expected to demonstrate, as part of a Min festival, that he could [[ejaculation|ejaculate]]—and thus ensure the annual flooding of the [[Nile]].<ref>[https://archive.org/details/isbn_9780802117861/mode/1up?q=Nile O : the intimate history of the orgasm (2004) by Margolis, Jonathan, p. 134]. He seems to be based on an earlier collection of unusual sex practices.</ref> No hard evidence of this exists, according to Egyptologists Kara Cooney, professor of ancient Egyptian art and architecture at UCLA, and her colleague Jonathan Winnerman. This myth may have originated from a misinterpretation of a different festival.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://getmegiddy.com/egyptian-pharaohs-masturbate-into-nile|title=Egyptian pharaohs didn't masturbate into Nile}}</ref>