== Dung & piss & Shakespeare == 

 I don't know how dung & piss (in King J Bible) qualify as profanities, dung (even today) is not profane, earthy/indelicate at most, and are we sure that piss was profane at the time the KJB was written (rather than just now). Also, while Shakespeare is definitely full of allusions to body parts, body functions and sex in a way that would probably make strong men blush NOW, I'm not clear that these were profane according to the definitions or purposes given in the article. If they were (at the time), could we have some examples?