Chapter XXXIII…

Chapter XXXIII

Looking backwards over the long road which lies behind us, and which has conducted us past all the heights and deeps of the human amatory and sexual life, we may now endeavour to give a brief answer to the difficult question, What is the =future= of human love? Are we able to recognize the existence of progress towards better things? Are there any indications of a new, nobler, happier configuration of the sexual life? The answer is a confident and joyful “=Yes!=”

=Never= before throughout the history of mankind has love evoked so earnest and so profound an interest as to-day; never has it been considered from so eminently =social= a standpoint as now. As I remarked at the first public meeting of the Association for the Protection of Motherhood, the idea of a reform, ennoblement, and more natural configuration of the sexual life harmonizes perfectly with the general tendency of our time, which has in view a resanation of all the relationships of life. It is continually more clearly and widely recognized that in the human sexual life, as in all other departments of human activity, modifications may be effected by means of =conscious= endeavour in the direction of a progressive evolution; that the relationship between man and woman, alike in its individual and in its social aspects, is influenced by the changes and advances of human evolution; and that this relationship cannot be artificially confined by main force within limits which may have been suitable to it one hundred or two hundred years ago.

Our love is of this earth, afflicted with all earthly defects and sorrows. Notwithstanding this, we =affirm= it joyfully, in the confident hope that it can be saved from all hostile and destructive influences, and that it can be elevated above the transient and the casual, and manifest itself in its finest form as =intimate, individual= love. In the sphinx of the individual, the greatest riddle of all unquestionably lies in the alarming and elemental qualities of the sexual impulse. But the way to liberation is obvious and open. Let us fight courageously with all the hostile forces described in this book, which poison the amatory life of our time; let us destroy all the germs of degeneration, and let us imprint upon our sexual conscience three words--=health=, =purity=, =responsibility=.

One thing more. Why does love at the present day so often threaten to perish amid the general fragmentation of life? Why do the leading spirits and the greatest artists in love complain of the fragile character of all love? Because love is isolated, because it is not associated with the =work of life=, with the battle for =freedom= which every man has to fight; because love is not conceived as a union between the lovers for the common =conquest of existence=, as a partnership for the purposes of =inward spiritual growth=. Far too often the man of the future is opposed to the woman of the past, or the woman of the future to the man of the past; each is to the other a =sexual= being, and nothing beyond. And yet individual love is only possible when, passing beyond the aims of mere sexual gratification, and beyond the purposes of reproduction, it subserves the general objects of life, and assists in the performance of all the tasks of the civilization of our time. The most wonderful dreams of the heart cannot suffice to take the place of the positive work which life demands from love. =Without free activity there is no love!= That is the great saying of a great thinker. And I add to this saying, that without free activity there is no =right= to love. Such a right is possessed only by the =personality=, the poetic, striving, willing human being, be it man or be it woman. How often the man seeks love from the woman and cannot find it, and yet might have found it so easily!

“... doch wenn ich suchend drücke Die Fänge meines Geistes in ihr Hirn, Dünkt mich, dass hinter dieser hohen Stirn Ein Etwas liegt, das einst =gefehlt= dem Glücke.”

[“But when searchingly I press The talons of my spirit into her brain, It seems to me that behind this lofty forehead Something lies which has just missed happiness.”]

In this beautiful verse of Ada Christen’s the secret of all love reveals itself. We must not seek that which is lower in the other sex, in the beloved person; we must seek the =highest=, her spiritual essence, her will, her developmental possibilities. Before the eyes of the modern human being, the individual love of two free personalities appears as an ideal, as is poetically expressed by Dingelstedt in the words:

“Und Liebe blüht nur in dem =Doppel-Leben= Verwandter Seelen, die nach oben streben.”

[“And Love blossoms only in the =duplex-life= Of two allied souls, which together strive upwards.”]

INDEX OF NAMES

Abderhalden, Emil, 715

Abelard, 94

Achelis, Thomas, 192

Ackermann, J. C. G., 678

Acton, W., 317, 678

Adam, Madame, 32

Adler, Otto, 49, 50, 68, 83, 418, 433, 435, 439, 758

Adonis, 107

Agathe, 173

Ahlfeld, F., 707

Albert, Charles, 87, 91, 249, 250, 251, 472

Alcibiades, 460

Aldegrever, 736

Aléra, Don Brennus, 569

Alexander, C., 721, 722

Alexander the Great, 460, 583

Allan, 72

Allen, Charles W., 437

Allen, Grant, 746

Almquist, C. J. L., 243, 244

Alsberg, 60

Altenberg, Peter, 624

Altmann-Gottheiner, Elizabeth, 81

Altmüller, 540

Alton, 574

Amrain, K., 625, 761

Amschl, 633

Andreas-Salomé, Lou, 750

Andrian, F. von, 90

Angelo. See Michael Angelo

d’Annunzio, Gabriele, 292, 619, 622, 626, 750

Antiochus, 436

Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius, 75

Apelles, 105

Aphrodite, 105

Aphrodite Porne, 105

Aquinas, Thomas, 122

Archenholtz, 615

Arduin, 529

Aretino, Pietro, 308, 734

Aristippus, 676

Aristophanes, 413, 460

Aristotle, 94, 436, 460, 583

Arndt, Ernst Moritz, 476, 677

Arnobius, 102

Aschaffenburg, G., 294, 417, 424, 666, 667, 761

Ashbee, Henry Spencer, 515

Assing, Ludmilla, 242

Astarte, 123

Astruc, Jean, 354

Atkinson, 368

“Auch Jemand,” 745

Augagneur, V., 317

August, Karl, 502

August von Gotha, Duke, 506

Augustine, Saint, 102, 109, 115, 122

d’Aurevilly, Barbey, 175, 474, 733, 750

Avebury, Lord (Sir John Lubbock), 25, 189

Avenarius, Ferdinand, 524

Avicenna, 436

d’Azimont, Helène, 173

Baal-Peor, 101, 107

Bab, Edwin, 485

Bachofen, J. J., 10, 102, 104, 189, 194, 195, 758

Bacon, 477

Bacon, Francis (Lord Verulam), 134

Bade, Thomas, 343

Baer, 298

Baginsky, Adolf, 668

Bahr, Hermann, 141, 144, 474

Bain, Alexander, 562, 565

Balbi, Gasparo, 101

Baldung, Hans, 583

Balzac, Honoré de, 174

Bar, von, 382, 383

Barbosa, Duarte, 101

Bärenbach, 78

Barrault, 242

Barrucco, Nicolo, 440, 703

Bartels, Max, 697, 706

Bartels, Paul, 63

Barth, 139

Barthélémy, 363

Bartholini, 16

Basedow, Hans von, 524, 683

Bashkirtzeff, Marie, 182

Bastian, 107, 189, 192, 467

Bataille, Henri, 219

Batley, 706

Batut, 135, 136

Baudelaire, 175, 474, 624, 733, 749, 750

Bauer, Friedrich, 270

Bauer, Leopold, 145

Baumann, Felix, 338, 563, 614

Bäumer, Gertrud, 690

Baumès, 362

Baumgarten, Anton, 335

Bayet, 748

Beale, 678

Beard, G. M., 428, 702, 758

Beardsley, Aubrey, 733, 736

Beate, 172

Beatrice, 162

Bebel, 251

Beck, H., 109

Beck, Karl, 559

Becker, Hans von, 566

Beham, H. S., 736

Behrend, F. J., 314

Behrmann, S., 380

Bélot, 620

Bendix, Ludwig, 395

Benedict XIV., Pope, 122

Bennigsen, Adelheid von, 684

Bentsen, Tyra, 754

Benzi, 122

Béraud, 312

Berg, Leo, 760

Berger, H., 397, 418

Bergeret, L., 699, 702

Bergfeld, L., 684

Bergh, Rudolf, 23, 50, 135

Berkley, Theresa, 573

Bernard, Gentil, 286

Bernard, P., 635

Bernhard, Georg, 382

Bernhardi, 421

Bernhardt, Paul, 440

Bernhöff, 192

Bernini, 110

Bernstein, 395

Bertrand, 646

Besant, Annie, 696

Beta, H., 721

Bettmann, S., 398

Beulwitz, Rudolf von, 523

Beyle, Henry (Stendhal), 286, 287

Beza, Theodor, 507

Bickel, Andreas, 574

Bie, Oskar, 180

Biedermann, F. von, 735

Biedermann, Woldemar von, 524

Bilharz, Alfons, 53, 56, 68, 77

Billroth, Theodor, 98

Binet, A., 464, 612, 613, 622, 758

Binz, C., 354

Bischoff, 60, 62, 63

Björnsen, Björnstjerne, 257, 745

Blanc, Louis, 320

Blanqui, 599

Blaschko, Alfred, xii, 237, 238, 255, 267, 314, 318, 319, 322, 329, 333, 334, 336, 358, 374, 391, 392, 393, 394, 395, 396, 397, 399, 400, 714, 758

Bleibtreu, Carl, 460

Bleuler, E., 85

Bloch, Iwan (see also Dühren, E.), 43, 94, 116, 121, 192, 267, 270, 271, 308, 319, 354, 357, 385, 387, 388, 412, 420, 450, 558, 569, 628, 641, 646, 705, 732

Block, Felix, 375, 401, 417

Bloem, Walter, 744

Blokusewski, 378

Blom, Oker, 681, 684, 688

Blougram, Bishop, 132

Blumreich, L., 551, 705

Boas, Franz, 192

Bock, Emil, vi, 31, 440

Boeck, G., 363

Boëteau, 646

Böhme, Jakob, 59

Böhme, Margarete, 315, 748

Böhmert, 271

Boileau, 113

Bois-Reymond, Emil du, 166

Bojer, Johann, 746, 747

Bölsche, Wilhelm, 8, 18, 21, 23, 30, 32, 38, 41, 42, 44, 125, 179

Bonaparte. See Napoleon the Great

Bonheur, Rosa, 528

Bonhoeffer, 294

Bonnard, de, 208

Bonneau, Alcide, 308

Bonnetain, 744

Borgia, Cæsar, 566

Borgius, W., 267, 274

Börne, 78

Böttger, Hugo, 267

Boucher, 736

Bouillier, Francisque, 564

Boureau, E., 375

Bourget, Paul, 286

Bouvier, 648

Bovary, Madame, 140

Bradlaugh, Charles, 696

Brand, Adolf, 485, 761

Brandt, Wilhelm, 271

Brant, Sebastian, 734

Braun, Lily, 267, 270, 274, 275, 758

Braun, R., 704

Bré, Ruth, 197, 267, 270

Breitenstein, 376

Brenning, 707

Bretonne, Rétif de la, 205, 242, 290, 309, 427, 628, 634, 639, 734, 736

Bridehead, Sue, 746

Brieux, 748

Bright, 443

Brinvilliers, 575

Broca, 54, 64

Broicher, Charlotte, 240

Bronson, 43, 44

Brooks, 56

Brosses, President de, 110

Brouardel, 545

Brown, John, 459

Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 747

Browning, Robert, 132, 221

Brück, Anton Theobald, 732

Bruck, Martin, 402

Bücher, Karl, 80

Büchner, Alexander, 242

Buckle, Henry Thomas, 79, 213

Buddha, 20, 29, 103

Budin, 13

Buffenoir, H., 166

Buffon, 92

Bülow, Frieda von, 216

Bülow, W. von, 761

Bulthaupt, Heinrich, 506, 524

Bulwer (Lytton), 243

Bunge, G. von, 715

Buonarroti. See Michael Angelo

Burchard, Bishop of Worms, 412

Burchard, E., 492

Burdach, 20, 31, 47, 77

Bürger, 278

Burgkmair, Hans, 729

Burgl, G., 649

Burne-Jones, Edward, 182

Burwinkel, 358

Busch, Dietrich Wilhelm, 700

Busch, W., 47, 49, 684

Bussy, Charles de, 115

Butler, Josephine, 318

Buttenstedt, Karl, 700, 701

Buttler, Eva von, 97

Byron, 32, 78, 166, 168, 216, 507

Cabral, A., 90

Cæsar Borgia, 566

Cæsar, Caius Julius, 193, 677

Cailles, Eliza, 638

Caitanya, 107

Caligula, 566

Calvin, John, 507

Campagnolle, R. de, 378, 380

Campbell, Harry, 83

Campe, J. H., 426

Cangiamila, 122

Canitz, von, 421

Canler, 648

Capellmann, 122, 699

Capponi, Gino, 243

Carpenter, Edward, 37, 45, 96, 249, 251, 252, 253, 758

Carracci, Annibale, 733, 736

Casanova, 174, 287

Casper, Leopold, 441, 475, 668

Castor and Pollux, 582

Catherine de Medici, 566

Catherine, St., of Siena, 110

Cazenave, 368

Challemel-Lacour, 116

Chalmers, 696

Chambers, 163

Charles IV., King of Spain, 277

Charles VIII., King of Spain, 355

Charpentier, Armand, 249

Chateaubriand, 214, 243

Chatelet, du, 165

Cheadle, 363

Chesterfield, Lord, 287

Chevalier, J., 758

Chimay, Princess, 623

Chorier, Nicolas, 734

Chotzen, 395

Christen, Ada, 766

Clara, Abraham a Santa, 483

Claret, Antonio Maria, 122

“Claudine,” 749

Clauren, 751

Clausmann, 398

Cleland, John, 734, 735, 736

Cleopatra, 165

Cleves, Maria of, 623

Cnyrim, V., 678

Coe, 415, 416

Cohn, Hermann, 424

Colles, 362

Collins, 428

Columbus, 355

Commenge, O., 317

Comte, Auguste, 97

Conrad, M. G., 267

Constantine, Emperor of Rome, 102, 103

Conton, 378

Cordelia, 165

Coulon, Henri, 219

Courty, 434

Coutts, 363

Cowper, 439

Cramer, 667

Cranach, Lucas, 736

Crébillon, 736

Crédé, 367, 524

Crohns, Hjalmar, 437

Cronquist, 380

Cruz, Ignacio dos Santos, 312

Cullen, William, 459

Cunningham, 64

Curie, Madame, 74

Curschmann, 422, 437

Curtius, Quintus, 102

Cuvier, 5

Dahlen, Georg, 347

Damaschke, A., 267

Damian, Wilhelm, 575

Damm, A., 421, 702

Dana, 418

Danner, Countess, 324

Dante, 162

Darwin, Charles, 4, 20, 23, 25, 26, 35, 40, 56, 72, 77, 162, 179, 467, 664, 709, 711, 712, 716

Daudet, Alphonse, 748

Daumer, 486

Dauthendey, Elizabeth, 750

Dea Perfica, 101

Dea Pertunda, 101

Debreyne, 122

Deffand, du, 165

Defoe, 748

Dehn, Paul, 737

Delastre, 646

Delaunay, 68, 73

Delepierre, O., 738

Delgado, Francisco, 308, 748

Delicado, Francesco, 308, 748

Delvincourt, G. L. N., 457

Demetrius, 586

Démeunier, 101

Demosthenes, 460

Dempwolf, 468

Dennewitz, Bülow von, 267

Dens, 122

Desdemona, 165

Deslandes, 47, 418, 440

Dessoir, Max, 532, 758

Diday, 402

Diderot, 736

Dieterich, Albert, 109

Dilsner, 749

Dingelstedt, 175, 472, 766

Diodorus Siculus, 190

Diotima, 162

Dippold, 571, 572

Dixon, 109

Dohm, Hedwig, 267

Dohrn, 368

Domitian, 566

Donath, Julius, 373

Don Juan, 208, 216, 236, 285, 287, 288, 289, 290

Dowden, Edward, 240

Drago, 135

Drialys, 569

Drobisch, 213, 690

Droste-Hulshoff, Annette von, 79, 180

Droz, Gustave, 735

Drudo, Hilarius, 286

Drujon, Ferdinand, 738

Drysdale, Charles, 696

Dubois-Desaulle, G., 643

Duchesne, E. A., 313

Ducrey, Max, 357, 758

Duensing, Frieda, 267, 277

Dühren, Eugen (see also Bloch, Iwan), 319, 558, 628

Dühring, Eugen, 217, 233, 251

Dulaure, J. A., 101

Dumas, Alexandre (Fils), 345, 346

Dupuy, 444

Duquesnoy, Jérôme, 506

Düring, E. von, 319, 329, 402

Dürkheim, 137

Duse, Eleonore, 182

Dyer, Alfred G., 336

Earlet, 704

Eberhardt, Ernst, 747

Eberstadt, Rudolph, 200, 201

Eberstaller, 64

Ebstein, Erich, xii

Ebstein, Wilhelm, 449, 719, 721, 722

Eckhard, Meister, 176

Eckstein, Emma, 684

Edwards, Milne. See Milne-Edwards

Eekhoud, Georges, 506, 749

Effertz, O., 433, 434

Egerton, George, 182

Eggers-Smidt, 403

Ehrenberg, Christian Gottfried, 458, 459

Ehrenfels, Chr. von, 267, 323, 718

Ella Rose, 173

Ellis, Havelock, 8, 14, 18, 24, 26, 32, 35, 56, 60, 64, 68, 72, 73, 74, 77, 81, 84, 122, 123, 128, 129, 135, 138, 157, 404, 407, 409, 411, 415, 416, 417, 420, 424, 426, 428, 466, 471, 557, 558, 559, 566, 582, 640, 712, 756, 758

Ellis, William, 137

Emberg, 343

Emerson, 181

l’Enclos, Ninon de, 165

Endymion, 183

Enfantin, 242, 243

d’Enjoy, 33

Ense, Rahel von, 242

d’Eon, Chevalier de, 545

Epictetus, 75

Erasistratus, 436

Erb, Wilhelm, 267, 361, 394, 421, 422, 678, 679, 758

Erkelenz, A., 267

Eros, 111, 162, 171, 179

Ersch, 505

Ertel, 581, 583

Eschle, 664

d’Estoc, Martial, 475, 519, 529, 580, 586, 629, 640, 654

Ettlinger, Karl, 286

Eugénie, Empress, 516

Eulenberg, Herbert, 750

Eulenburg, Albert, xii, 83, 86, 192, 267, 410, 418, 419, 421, 428, 432, 438, 439, 441, 444, 450, 451, 524, 547, 555, 560, 569, 578, 647, 654, 664, 678, 691, 697, 702, 756, 758

Eulenburg-Hertefeld, Prince Philipp zu, 548

Euripides, 460, 481

Eusebius, 102

Evadne, 673

Eyck, Jan van, 57, 147

Eye, A. von, 152

Eysell-Kilburger, Clara, 745

Fabry, J., 397, 402

Falb, 462

Falck, N. D., 624

Falke, J. von, 583

Falke, Jacob, 164

Fallopius, 378

Faust, 183

Faust, Bernhard Christian, 426

Faustine, 208

Federn, Karl, 249

Ferdy, Hans, 378, 699, 758

Féré, Charles, 477, 508, 563, 564, 565, 646, 759

Ferguson, A., 471

Ferrero, G., 68, 72, 83, 130, 318, 577

Ferri, 669

Feskstitow, 699

Feuerbach, Ludwig, 98, 110

Feydeau, Erneste, 747

Fiaux, L., 296, 318, 319, 340, 399, 648, 652, 758

Filliucius, 122

Finck, H. T., 159, 161, 482, 758

Finger, Ernest, 365, 388, 442

Finkelstein, 270, 271

Finsch, Otto, 467, 470

Fischer, Kuno, 162, 171, 177, 242, 561

Fitzgerald, Edward, 747

Flachs, Richard, 684

Flanders, Moll, 748

Flaubert, Gustave, 140, 747

Flechsig, 267

Fleischmann, August, 724

Flesch, Max, 267, 271, 395, 684

Fliess, Wilhelm, 16, 20, 26, 539, 758

Flittner, 755

Foerster, Fr. W., 683, 684, 687, 688, 689, 690

Forel, A., 267, 667, 760

Forster, Edmund, 44, 415, 416, 559

Fouqué, de la Motte, 169

Fourier, Charles, 242

Fournier, Alfred, 349, 358, 361, 362, 363, 364, 378, 384, 386, 388, 395, 684, 714, 758

Fournier, Edmond, 363

Fragonard, 736

Francillon, 77

Francke, E., 267

Franckenau, Georg Franck von, 309

François de Sales, St., 111

Frank, J., 119

Frank, J. P., 623, 631, 635

Fränkel, C., 383

Franklin, Benjamin, 695

Frassette, 64

Frauenstädt, J., 93, 245, 246, 735, 736

Fraxi, Pisanus (Henry Spencer Ashbee), 515, 519

Fred, W., 152

Frederick the Great, 507

Frederike, S., 553

Freimark, Hans, 534

Frenssen, 746

Frenzel, J. S. T., 441, 446, 755

Frenzel, Karl, 173, 737

Freud, S., 38, 46, 47, 271, 413, 414, 428, 456, 464, 465, 476, 641, 653, 687, 702, 756, 758, 759

Frey, Ludwig, 506, 520

Frey, Philipp, 94, 190, 744

Friedenthal, H., 554

Friedjung, 272

Friedländer, Benedict, 40, 482, 485, 486, 548, 758

Fritsch, Gustav, 60, 411

Froehner, R., 643

Fronsac, Duke of, 573

Frost, Laura, 690

Fryer, John, 101

Fuchs, Alfred, 656

Fuchs, Eduard, 733, 736

Fulda, Ludwig, 747

Funcke, Richard E., 700

Fürbringer, P., 410, 417, 421, 422, 427, 428, 437, 441, 442, 444, 448, 449, 678, 698, 703, 758

Fürth, Henriette, 267, 274, 402

Gaedertz, Theodor, 524

Galen, 49, 448

Galewsky, 358

Gall, 416, 704

Gall, Louise von, 180

Galli, 270

Galliot, 706

Galton, Francis, 712

Gans, Eduard, 197

Garland, Hamlin, 420

Garnier, P., 415, 621

Garré, 552

Garré-Simon, 551

Gassen, 449

Gattel, 428, 712

Gautier, Théophile, 79, 175, 545, 735, 749

Gay, Delphine, 243

Gegenbaur, 22

Geigel, A., 354

Geissler, C. W., 749

Gentz, Friedrich, 736

George, Henry, 695

George Sand, 174, 243, 254, 277

Gerland, 81

Giacomo, Salvatore di, 308

Gillray, 736

Girardin, Delphine de, 79

Giraud-Teulon, 189

Girtanner, Christoph, 354

Gissing, George, 244, 748

Giuffrida-Ruggieri, 64

Giulietta, 139, 446

Gleiss, O., 239

Glossy, 540

Gobineau, Count Arthur, 548

Godwin, William, 239

Goebeler, Dorothee, 214

Goethe, August, 240

Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, xi, 31, 78, 166, 167, 168, 169, 171, 181, 183, 205, 209, 240, 242, 320, 502, 548, 550, 560, 621, 628, 656, 680, 735, 736

Gogol, 424

Goncourt, E. and J. de, 100, 150, 209, 309, 430, 444, 642, 748

Gönner, 577

Goodell, 702

Gordon, Bernhard von, 436

Görres, Franz, 524

Götter, Luise, 183

Gottfried, 575

Gottschall, Rudolf von, 123, 242, 524, 736

Grabowsky, Norbert, 673

Graef, 737

Grand, Sarah, 673, 745

Grand-Carteret, J., 574

Grazie, Marie Eugenie delle, 271

Greaves, 135

Grécourt, 736

Greiner, 736

Gretchen, 171

Gretchen, patient, 182

Griesinger, 94

Grillparzer, Franz, 175, 292, 446, 474, 507, 540

Grimm, brothers, 578

Grimmen, Stefan, 324

Grisebach, Eduard, 5, 176, 205, 244, 246, 312, 424, 484, 561, 614, 671, 735, 743

Groddeck, 486

Groos, 129

Gross, Hans, 188, 509, 581, 724, 761

Gross-Hoffinger, Anton J., 221, 226, 227, 316, 332

Grotjahn, Alfred, 712

Gruber, Max, 505, 698, 711, 716

Grundmann, 643, 645

Gruyo, 574

Gualino, 31

Guénolé, Pierre, 569, 573

Guilbert, Yvette, 136, 750

Guislain, Joseph, 473

Guizot, 690

Gumplowicz, Ladislaus, 251

Gurlitt, Ludwig, 690

Gury, 122

Güssfeldt, Paul, 690

Guttstadt, A., 394

Guttzeit, 433

Gutzkow, Karl, 155, 169, 172, 173, 174, 175, 207, 252, 277, 325, 329, 481, 540, 548, 685, 708

Guyau, 180

Guyon, Abbé, 101

Guyot, Yves, 318

Gyurkovechky, V. von, 441, 448, 758

Haberda, A., 643

Hacker, Agnes, 267, 270, 688

Haeckel, Ernst, 4, 7, 8, 9, 15, 23, 242

Hagel, Christine, 207

Hahn-Hahn, Ida, 208

Haig, 414

Hall, Marshall, 47

Hammer, Friedrich, 326, 398

Hammer, W., 314, 529, 761

Hammond, W. A., 419, 441, 545, 546, 758

Hamsun, Knut, 33, 207

Hanc, 641

Hannon, Théodore, 474, 749

Hansen, D., 581

Hanslick, 98

Haraucourt, Edmond, 474, 749

Hard, Hedwig, 748

Hardy, E., 103, 108, 114

Hardy, Thomas, 238, 746

Harlowe, Clarissa, 288

Harnack, Adolf, 114

Hart, Hans, 744

Hartleben, O. E., 524

Hartmann, Eduard von, 5, 41, 70, 183, 204, 209

Hasse, C., 698

Hauptmann, Carl, 472

Hauptmann, Gerhart, 524, 746, 747, 748

Häussler, Joseph, 455, 577, 666, 667

Havelburg, W., 59

Heape, 26

Hebert, 594

Heddaeus, 714

Hegar, A., 267, 678, 697, 711, 715

Hegel, 95, 197

Heine, Heinrich, 166, 168, 172, 174, 176, 182, 373, 561

Heinemann, Max, 737

Heinse, Wilhelm, xi, 38, 40, 171

Helbig, 23

Helena, 171, 586

Helene, 173

Heliogabalus, 509, 566

Hellmann, Roderich, 301

Hellpach, Willy, 267, 279, 283, 285, 293, 297, 335, 758

Hellwald, Friedrich von, 189, 461

Héloïse, 165

Helvetius, 565

Hennig, 721

Henry III., King of France, 506, 623

Hensen, Victor, 699

Herder, 20, 34, 163

d’Herdy, Louis, 749

Hering, Ewald, 14

Hermann, 386

Herodotus, 102, 103, 105, 190

Herondas, 413

Herrmann, Anton, 192

Herrmann, Emanuel, 133

Herz, Henriette, 242

Herzen, A., 678

Hesiod, 481

Hesse, Hermann, 744

Hessen, Robert, 286, 376

Hesychios, 578

Hippel, von, 79

Hippocrates, 440

Hirn, Yrjö, 133, 134, 137

Hirsch, William, 356, 462

Hirschberg, Clara, 267, 268

Hirschberg, Leopold, 459

Hirschfeld, Magnus, xii, 30, 40, 43, 181, 293, 296, 487, 490, 492, 497, 498, 499, 500, 501, 503, 504, 506, 507, 509, 510, 514, 517, 521, 522, 530, 531, 539, 541, 545, 548, 551, 553, 587, 611, 629, 669, 758, 760

Hirth, Georg, x, xii, 3, 67, 71, 86, 93, 117, 144, 146, 161, 204, 208, 240, 267, 268, 289, 443, 444, 449, 460, 461, 462, 463, 485, 559, 621, 679, 702, 715, 735, 758

Hoche, A., 133, 464, 649, 650, 664, 666, 667, 758

Hoensbroech, Graf von, 118, 122, 268

Höffding, Harald, 166

Hoffman, Dr., 618

Hoffmann, Erich, 357

Hoffmann, V., 481

Hofmann, E. von, 707

Hogarth, 573

Hohenau, 525

Hokusai, 736

Hollweg, 704

Holstein, Franz von, 506

Holtzendorff, 120

Holtzendorff-Kohler, 193

Holtzinger, 119, 120

Hoppe, A., 294

Hora, Franz, 643

Horace, 282

Horand, 368

Horos, 123

Horwicz, A., 564

Höss, Crescentia, 110

Hössli, Heinrich, 506

Houghton, 722

Hübner, B. A. H., 294, 382

Hübner, Hans, 357

Hufeland, 646

Hügel, 207, 317

Hugo, Victor, 515

Humboldt, Alexander von, 138, 465, 718

Hunter, John, 77, 355

Hutchins, 238

Hutchinson, Jonathan (senior), 362, 363, 376

Hüter, 704

Huxley, Thomas Henry, 68, 81

Huysman, 750

Ibsen, 173, 176, 301, 747, 748

Icard, 77

Idaline, 172

Ilai, R., 676

Ilgenstein, 733

Immermann, 459

Imogen, 165

Isidora, 551

Israel, Bianca, 268, 525

Ivan the Terrible, 593

Iwaya, Suyewo, 505

Jack the Ripper, 574

Jacobi, A., 423

Jacobowski, L., 28

Jacquemart, 444

Jacques, 263

Jadassohn, J., 357

Jadassohn, S., 524

Jäger, Hans, 750

Jakobi, 721

Jakobsen, J. P., 323, 324, 750

Jalin, Olivier de, 345

James, 565

Janitschek, Maria, 747

Janssen, Lina, 272

Jastrow, 68, 72

Jean, Paul. See Richter

Jeannel, J., 317

Jegado, 575

Joachimsen-Böhm, Margarethe, 270

Jochanan, R., 676

Joël, Karl, 170

Joest, 133, 134

Jolly, 662, 667

Jolowicz, Jacques, 737

Jones, Edward Burne, 182

Jörger, 713

Joseph, Max, 182, 375, 380

Jouy, 749

Joze, Victor, 347

Juan, Don, 208, 216, 236, 285, 287, 288, 289, 290

Julie, 165, 166, 169

Juliet, 169

Juliette, 484

Julius Cæsar, 193

Jung, G., 479

Juvenal, 107, 142, 430

Kaan, Heinrich, 455

Kahlenberg, Hans von, 540, 637, 738, 745

Kaliske, A.,

Kalthoff, 733

Kaminer, S., 59, 200, 215, 551, 705, 713, 714, 715, 716

Kamp, 704

Kampffmeyer, Paul, 329, 335, 403

Kant, Immanuel, 20, 27, 28

Kantorowicz, 583

Kapp, Ernst, 142, 152

Karadžić V. S., 761

Karagnine, Princess, 642

Karl August, 502

Karlfeldt, 256

Karsch, F., 504, 505, 506, 507, 530

Kast, 368

Katte, Max, 498, 534

Kaufmann, R., 386

Kaulbach, Hermann, 524

Kaulbach, Wilhelm von, 736

Keben, Georg, 123, 329, 738

Kehler, 193

Kehrer, F., 442

Kemény, Julius, 336

Kemmer, Ludwig, 734, 737

Kerschensteiner, G., 690

Kersten, 640

Kertbeny, M., 503

Key, Ellen, x, 243, 244, 251, 253, 254, 255, 256, 257, 258, 259, 261, 262, 263, 264, 266, 267, 270, 316, 758

Kiefer, O., 548

Kielmeyer, 5

Kierkegaard, 175, 204, 287, 289, 446, 474

Kiernan, 576

Kind, A., 761

Kirchner, Martin, 374, 395

Kirn, 667

Kisch, E. Heinrich, 83, 85, 697, 703, 706

Kjölenson, Hjalmar, 286

Klaatsch, 134

Klein, Gustav, 16

Klein, Hugo, 145, 271

Kleist, 32

Knapp, O., 761

Kobelt, 47, 49

Koblanck, 451

Koch, J. L. A., 156, 664

Kohler, Joseph, 268, 758

Kohn, Albert, 270, 391

Kolisko, 707

Königsmark, 347

Kopp, Arthur, 163, 684

Kopp, Carl, 684

Kossmann, R., 414, 711, 760

Kowalewska, Sonja, 182

Kowalewski, 476

Krafft-Ebing, von, 146, 180, 428, 455, 463, 475, 490, 496, 503, 518, 525, 531, 541, 574, 579, 609, 619, 620, 623, 627, 633, 641, 667, 703, 755, 756, 758

Kräpelin E., 294, 336, 665, 669, 714

Kraus, Karl, 141

Krause, 30

Krauss, Friedrich S., xii, 16, 17, 34, 50, 136, 189, 191, 192, 453, 466, 469, 559, 578, 616, 644, 645, 646, 650, 653, 716, 758, 761

Krehl, L., 428, 533

Kries, Friedrich, 577

Krishna, 103

Kroft, 737

Krogh, Christian, 748

Kromayer, Ernst, 402, 403

Kröner, Eugen, 8, 15

Krupp, 525

Kubary, J., 470

Kubin, 736

Kuhne, 722

Kulischer, 104

Kupffer, Elisar von, 207, 749

Kurella, H., 135, 136, 327, 525, 560, 757, 758

Kurnig, 673

Kürschner, Joseph, 525

Kuttler, 368

Lacassagne, A., 135, 758

Laclos, Choderlos de, 290, 736

Lacroix, Paul, 515, 519

Lactantius, 102

Ladenberg, von, 314

Laehr, Heinrich, 215

Lafitte, Paul, 74

Laker, Carl, 434

Lallemand, M., 421, 437, 439

Lamettrie, 676

Lamprecht, Karl, 550

Landmann, 268

Landois, 47

Landsberg, Hans, 270

Lang, E., 375

Lang, Joseph, 364

Lang, Otto, 293

Lange, C., 75

Lange, E. von, 60

Lange, Friedrich Albert, 674, 676

Lange, Konrad, 64, 135, 181, 741, 743

Lankester, E. Ray, 306, 461

Laquer, B., 293

Laroche, Sophie, 207

Larocque, Jean, 474, 748

Larsen, Karl, 747

Lasègue, Ch., 649

Lassar, 401, 403

Laube, Heinrich, 172, 174, 175, 176, 207, 375, 548

Laufer, B., 761

Lauff, Josef, 558

Laupts, 523, 758

Laura, 217

Laurent, E., 17, 476, 635

Laurentius, 421, 758

Lautrec, Toulouse, 733

Lawes, H., 533

Lawrence, 736

Lazarus, 104

Leca, von, 291

Lecky, W. H., 202, 203, 303

Lecour, 402

Ledermann, R., 391, 714

Lee, James, 221

Legludic, H., 661

Legroux, 638

Lehmann, Jon, 615

Leigh, Aurora, 747

Leipziger, Leon, 748

Leistikow, Walter, 525

Leitner, Hermann, 421

Leitzmann, 736

Lelia, 174, 243

Lemer, Julien, 209

Lemonnier, Camille, 764

Lennhoff, Rudolf, 391, 668

Leonide, 207

Leopardi, 79, 104

Leppin, Paul, 733

Leppmann, A. W. F., 525, 618, 713

Lermontoff, 183

Leroy-Beaulieu, 109

Lescaut, Manon, 165, 748

Lespinasse, 165

Lesser, Edmond, 374

Lessing, 457

Lestmann, 342

Letourneau, Charles, 27, 138, 252

Leubuscher, G., 691

Leupoldt, Johann Michael, 70

Leuss, Hans, 268

Levin, Rahel, 242

Levy-Rathenau, Josephine, 81

Lewin, L., 654, 707

Librowicz, J., 32

Lichtenberg, 736

Lichtenberg, G. Chr., 577

Lichtenberg, L. Chr., 577

Liebermann, Max, 525

Liebermeister, von, 354

Liebert, Johannes, 737

Liebig, G. von, 525

Liguori, 122

Liliencron, Detlev von, 525

Linas, 646

Linder, E. O., 735

Lindwurm, Arnold, 3

Linschoten, Jan Huygen van, 101

Lippert, G. H. C., 314, 315, 327, 332, 457

Lischnewska, Maria, 267, 268, 270, 271, 274, 277, 668, 683, 684, 686, 687, 688, 758

Liszt, Franz von, 382, 383, 522, 525

Liszt, R. von, 268

Litzmann, Berthold, 525

Loeb, Heinrich, 380, 396

Loebisch, 444

Loeffler, Anna Charlotte, 182

Lohmann, 138

Lohsing, 188

Lombroso, C., 51, 56, 68, 72, 83, 130, 135, 318, 325, 326, 328, 329, 401, 429, 476, 490, 545, 577, 586, 639, 665, 758

Lomer, G., 33, 201

Lot, 641

Lotmar, Ph., 525

Lotte, 166

Lotze, H., 140

Louis Ferdinand, Prince, 242, 736

Louis Philippe, 519

Louis XIV., 165

Louis XV., 165

Louys, Pierre, 219

Lovelace, 288

Löwenfeld, L., 418, 419, 423, 425, 428, 429, 430, 438, 439, 449, 560, 679, 698, 703, 758

Löwenstein, H. J., 455

Lubbock, Sir John (Lord Avebury), 28, 189

Lucas, 268

Lucianus, 141, 143

Lucinde, 169, 170, 175, 240, 242

Lucretius, 14, 559

Ludwig, Max, 736

Ludwig, Philipp,

Luedecke, H. E., 761

Lully, 565

Lüngen, 690

Luschan, Felix von, 566

Luther, Martin, 245, 676

Lyhne, Niels, 323

Lytton, Bulwer, 243

Mab, Queen, 239

Macbeth, 443

MacDonald, 476

Macé, 624

Mackay, John Henry, 525

M’Lennan, 98, 189

Madelon, 171

Maeterlinck, 219

Magendie, 38, 47, 49, 83

Magnan, 635, 664

Magnaud, 219

Mahr, Anna, 747

Maisonneuve, Paul, 381

Malthus, Thomas Robert, 695, 696

Mann, H., 691

Mann, Heinrich, 750

Mann, J. Dixon, 641

Manouvrier, 64

Manso, J. C. F., 286

Mantegazza, 13, 30, 51, 71, 93, 164, 191, 466, 702, 758

Marat, 594

Marchand, 60

Marcion, 115

Marco Polo, 191

Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, 75

Marcuse, Max, 238, 267, 268, 270, 271, 277, 403, 684, 713

Marholm, Laura, 182

Maria of Cleves, 623

Maria Theresa, 23

Marilaun, Kerner von, 10

Maro, Francis, 253

Marquardt, 133

Marro, 135, 565, 758

Marshall, 194

Martial, 625

Martin, R., 10

Martineau, L., 317, 547, 653

Martius, K. Fr. Ph. von, 104, 119

Marx, K. F., 371, 373

Maschke, Frau, 647

Mason, 80

Matthaes, 477, 664

Matthisson, 686

Maudsley, Henry, 666

Maupassant, Guy de, 207, 474, 735, 749

Maupin, Mademoiselle de, 545

Mauregard, Lena de, 472

Mayer, Eduard von, 40, 99, 100, 195, 485, 758

Mayer, Louis, 417

Mayet, 271

Mayreder, Rosa, xii, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 77, 83, 271, 288, 289, 750, 758, 763

Mazzini, 243

Medici, Catherine de, 566

Meier, 505

Meinken, Metta, 268

Meisel-Hess, Grete, 117, 747, 750

Meisner, J. E., 498, 506, 507

Melanie, 173

Melnikow, 190, 191

Memling, Hans, 57, 147

Mendel, 167, 418, 450, 525

Mendès, Catulle, 286, 529

Mendoza, Suarez de, 375

Menesclou, 574

Menge, 145

Mensinga, 698, 702, 703, 704, 715

Mercier, Sebastian, 248

Merckel, Friedrich, 168

Meredith, George, 202, 746

Méritens, H. Allard de, 243

Méritens, Napoléon de, 243

Merkel, 60

Mérode, Cléo de, 151

Merzbach, G., 503, 509

Mesnil, 264

Messalina, 430, 431, 586, 653

Metchnikoff, Eli, x, 8, 12, 13, 27, 112, 211, 247, 357, 380, 381, 410, 418, 449, 460, 461, 462, 696, 758

Méténier, Oscar, 517, 748

Metternich, Melanie, 207

Metzger, 33

Meyer, Bruno, 268, 270

Meyer, Elard Hugo, 25, 212, 268

Meyer-Benfey, H., 170

Meyerhof, A., 378, 699

Meynert, 90

Michael Angelo, 506

Michelangelo, 506

Michelet, J., 118, 120, 483

Miklucho-Maclay, von, 135, 467, 470

Mill, John Stuart, 257, 696

Miller, 168

Milne-Edwards, Henri, 56

Milton, John, 733

Minot, 68, 73

Mirabeau, G., 75, 183, 412, 460, 639, 640, 734, 735, 736

Miranda, 165

Mirbeau, Octave, 219, 642, 749

Mireur, 309, 402

Mitchell, P. Chalmers, 461, 696

Mitrovic, 761

Mittermaier, 657, 661

Möbius, P. J., 35, 40, 92, 461, 485, 662, 758

Mocquet, Jean, 101

Moesta, 268

Mohemann, B., 421

Mohnike, 32, 33

Moja, 122

Molinos, 122

Moll, A., 268, 619, 756, 758, 759

Möller, Magnus, 395

Mommsen, 594

Montaigne, Michel, 565

Montalti, A., 646

Montejo, 354

Montez, Lola, 347

Moore, George, 748

Moraglia, 85

Moreau, 20, 36

Moreau de Tours, 455

Morel, 664

Morgan, 189

Morhardt, Paul Emile, 399

Moritz, Friedrich, 525

Morris, 716

Moseley, 137

Moses, 139

Mosso, Angelo, 75, 690

Most, G. F., 755

Moullet, 122

Muche, Klara, 268

Muff, Christian, 457

Mulji, Karsandas, 103

Müller, 268

Müller, Chancellor von, 550

Müller, Friedrich, 189, 654

Müller, Johannes von, 47, 506

Müller, Robert, 759

Münchhausen, Max von, 744

Mundt, Theodor, 68, 78, 171, 172, 174, 175, 640, 678

Münsterberg, 72

Münzer, Thomas, 593

Murger, Henri, 248, 324

Musil, R., 744

Musset, Alfred de, 150, 174, 446, 580, 734, 735

Mutunus Tutunus, 101

Mutzenberger, Josephine, 748

Mylitta, 102, 103

Mysing, Oscar, 750

Näcke, Paul, vi, vii, 31, 51, 188, 236, 237, 457, 464, 485, 490, 509, 511, 512, 517, 518, 525, 530, 539, 548, 571, 629, 664, 665, 670, 674, 713, 724, 758, 761

Najac, E. de, 747

Nana, 585

Nansen, Peter, 747

Napoleon the Great, 460, 614

Napoleon III., 516, 656

Natorp, Paul, 525

Naumann, Friedrich, 268, 274, 275

Naumann, Gustav, 181

Nefzawi, Sheik, 20, 31, 51

Neisser, Albert, vi, vii, 268, 357, 365, 374, 380, 381, 383, 388, 391, 395, 397, 525, 758

Nerciat, 734

Neri, 647

Nero, 566, 593

Nerrlich, Paul, 550

Neter, Eugen, 690

Neuberger, 375

Neugebauer, Franz, 375, 553, 758

Neumann, Hugo, 277

Neumann, Isidor, 364

Neustätter, Otto, 376, 382

Nevinny, 451

Nietzsche, Friedrich, 79, 95, 111, 168, 170, 180, 209, 273, 274, 409, 461, 485, 558, 562, 595, 712, 716, 718

Nippold, Friedrich, 120

“Nobody,” 553

Noeggerath, 367

Noffke, 704

Nora, 214

Nordau, Max, 203, 205, 236, 525

Nordlund, 575

Nötzel, Karl, 402

Novalis, 170, 548

Numantius, Numa (Ulrichs), 505

Nyström, Anton, 264, 265

Obst, Bernhard, 192

Ocrisia, 102

Oechelhäuser, A. von, 525

Ofner, 272

Olberg, Oda, 329

Olga, 173

Olivier, Jacques, 483

Olympia, 551

Oncken, 120

Ophelia, 165

Oppenheim, A. von, 417, 525, 703

Oppenheim, H., 656

Oppenheimer, Franz, 268, 383, 695

Oschaja, R., 675

Osler, William, 362, 363

Ostade, Adrian van, 736

Ostwald, Hans, 277, 342, 400, 401, 758

Ottfried, 173

Otto, Christian, 550

Ovid, 78, 149, 286, 435

Pacini, 30

Pagel, J., 436, 525, 678

Pagenstecher, 31

Paget, Sir James, 422

Panizza, Oskar, 738

Pappenheim, Berta, 337

Pappritz, Anna, 329, 330, 332, 398, 402, 758

Paracelsus, 56

Parent-Duchatelet, A. J. B., 307, 309, 311, 313, 317, 319, 326, 327, 373, 540

Parr, Thomas, 449

Parrot, 363

Pascal, 562

Pascin, Julius, 736

Passet, 63

Paul, C. Kegan, 239

Paul, Jean. See Richter, Jean Paul

Paul, M. Eden, 697, 706

Pauline, 173

Payer, 702

Pearl, Cora, 324

Pearson, 64

Pearson, Karl, 251, 404

Péladan, Joseph, 568

Pellacani, 75

Pelman, 268, 525

Penta, Pasquale, 759

Penzig, R., 525, 690

Peor, Baal, 101, 107

Pereira, 120

Pericles, 460

Pernauhm, F. G., 749

Perrier, Charles, 546

Petermann, 31, 622

Peters, E., 702

Petrarca, 162, 217

Petronius, 570

Peyer, Alexander, 451

Pfeiffer, 329, 335

Pfitzner, 60, 62

Phidias, 460

Philipp, 428

Phyllis, 583

Picard, 620

Pick, F. J., 761

Pick, Ludwig, 551

Pietsch, Ludwig, 324

Piger, F. P., 110

Pincus, 705

Pisanus Fraxi, 519

Pitré, Giuseppe, 192

Pius IX., 738

Place, Francis, 696

Placzek, 525

Plant, F., 714

Platen, 78, 506, 517

Plato, 59, 75, 92, 162, 506, 548

Plehn, 567

Ploetz, Alfred, 268, 711, 712, 713, 761

Ploss, H., 706

Ploss-Bartels, 51, 72, 91, 104, 106, 108, 134, 191, 466, 633, 697, 755, 758

Pohl-Pincus, J., 459

Poincaré, 219

Polo, Marco, 191

Polybius, 697

Poppenberg, Felix, 170, 525

Porosz, Moriz, 451

Posner, C., 411, 451

Post, 104, 189, 191

Potthoff, Heinrich, 268

Potton, A., 313

Pougy, Liane de, 749

Prätorius, Numa, 506, 520, 522, 535, 548

Praxiteles, 105

Preuss, Julius, 675

Prévost, Abbé, 165

Prévost, Marcel, 219, 745, 748

Priapus, 102

Prime-Stevenson, 749

Prinz-Flohr, Wilhelmine Ruth, 265

Probst, 117

Profeta, 362

Proksch, J. K., 375

Przybyszewski, St., 750

Pudor, Heinrich, 146, 147, 150, 151

Puschmann, 102

Quensel, H., 57, 486

Quetelet, 60

Quinault, 165

Quintus Curtius, 102

Rabinowitsch, Lydia, 268

Rabinowitsch, Sera, 337

Rachilde, 537, 749

Rahel, 242

Rahmer, Alfred, 265

Rahmer, Wilhelmine Ruth, 265

Rake, 265

Ramberg, Heinrich, 736

Rank, Otto, 759

Ranke, Johannes, 60, 61

Ratzel, Friedrich, 54, 59, 90

Rau, Hans, 507

Ray-Lankester, E., 306

Rebentisch, 60

Rée, Paul, 8, 14

Régla, Paul de, 471

Rehfues, 125

Reibmayr, Albert, 384

Reich, Eduard, 277, 419, 432

Reichert, F., 643

Reid, Archdall, 356, 383, 713

Reimann, A., 739

Reinhard, W., 570

Reinl, Carl, 26

Reissig, C., 721, 722

Rembrandt, 736

Rémusat, Abel, 103

Renan, 75

René, 166

Retau, 421

Réti, S., 445

Rétif de la Bretonne, 205, 242, 290, 309, 427, 628, 634, 639, 734, 736

Retzius, G., 54, 64

Reuter, Gabriele, 198, 267, 268, 746, 750

Rey, 319

Rheinhard, W., 20, 28

Rhyn, Otto Henne am, 336

Ribbing, Seved, 678

Ricardo, 696

Richardson, 166, 288

Richet, 130

Richter, Eduard, 380

Richter, Jean Paul, 170, 207, 550, 551, 683

Richter, Z., 522

Ricord, Philipp, 354, 356

Riehl, Regine, 336

Riehl, W. H., 57, 58, 59

Ries, Karl, 157, 268, 358, 383, 761

Rigó, 623

Rilke, Rainer Maria, 525

Ring, Max, 548

Ritter, B., 144

Robinsohn, Isak, 136, 192

“Roda-Roda,” 265

Rodriguez, 122

Roe, 101

Roeren, Hermann, 737

Rohan, Princess Maria von, 722

Rohleder, 418, 424, 428, 703, 704, 758

Röhrmann, Carl, 314

Romanes, 306, 461

Römer, L. S. A. M. von, 504, 506, 533, 539

Rops, Félicien, 175, 629, 733

Roscher, W. H., 105, 467

Rosenack, 377

Rosenbach, O., 145, 525, 665

Rosenbaum, Julius, 308, 505

Rosenfeld, G., 293, 294

Rosenthal, Oscar, 293, 342

Rosinski, 368

Rossetti, 182

Rottmann, 104

Roubaud, F., 38, 47, 419, 441

Rousseau, J. J., 26, 78, 139, 165, 166, 168, 169, 208, 420, 435, 446, 487, 460, 570, 683

Rousselot, 122

Roux, Wilhelm, 525

Rowlandson, Thomas, 733, 736

Rozier, 436

Ruben, Regina, 274

Rubner, Max, 525, 678

Rüdinger, 54, 63

Ruedebusch, Emil F., 272

Rüling, Anna, 529

Rûmi, 557

Runge, Max, 275

Ruskin, John, 240

Rutgers, J., 337, 402

Rüttenauer, Benno, 525

Ryan, Michael, 150, 312

Ryle, Charles W., 286

Sa, 122

Saalfeld, 391

Sacher-Masoch, Leopold von, 150, 558, 580, 582, 585, 627, 628, 749

Sacher-Masoch, Wanda von, 150, 580

Sade, Marquis de, 95, 117, 175, 336, 470, 483, 484, 558, 564, 627, 628, 639, 646, 647, 734, 756

Sadler-Grün, Willibald von, 500

Saettler, J. C., 122

Safra, R., 675

Saint-Preux, 166

St. Augustine, 102, 109, 115, 122

St. Catherine of Siena, 110

St. François de Sales, 111

Saint-Simon, 242

St. Theresa, 110

Saint-Yves, G., 135

Sainte-Beuve, 243

Salen, 551

Sales, St. François de, 111

Salgo, J., 659, 662, 663, 758

Salillas, 135

Salomon, Alice, 81

Salzman, 683

Sanchez, Thomas, 122

Sand, George, 174, 243, 254, 277

Sanger, William M., 317

Santangelo, F., 666

Santayana, G., 181

Santlus, 92, 186, 577

Santos Cruz, Ignacio dos, 312

Sarcey, Francisque, 757

Sardou, Victorien, 747

Sarmiento, 484

Saudek, R., 744

Sauer, 540

Savill, 428

Say, 696

Scävola, Emerentius, 207

Schadow, 736

Schallmayer, W., 442, 712, 717

Schaudinn, Fritz, 357, 758

Schauta, 271

Schdanow, 593

Scheel, Alfred, 270

Scheffel, 32

Schelling, 31, 92

Schenk, von, 525

Scherer, Wilhelm, 181

Scherr, Johannes, 163

Schiller, Fr. von, 28, 34, 91, 216, 322, 334, 387, 403, 628, 736

Schilling, 735

Schindler, W. M., 739

Schlaf, Johannes, 525

Schlegel, A. W., 242

Schlegel, Caroline, 183, 208, 242, 277

Schlegel, Dorothea, 242

Schlegel, Friedrich, 123, 169, 240, 550

Schleich, 380

Schleiermacher, Friedrich, 95, 155, 156, 169, 208

Schlichtegroll, C. F. von, 580

Schmidt, Erich, 166

Schmidt, F. A., 690

Schmidtlein, 577

Schmitz, Oscar A. H., 287, 288, 289, 622, 623, 744

Schmölder, R., 382, 383, 397, 398

Schmoller, Gustav, 68, 82, 211, 213, 639, 693, 695

Schneegans, Heinrich, 738

Schneider, G. H., 558, 560

Schnitzler, Arthur, 525, 746

Schönfliess, 270

Schopenhauer, Arthur, 3, 4, 5, 6, 25, 75, 93, 94, 99, 116, 142, 147, 148, 175, 180, 192, 205, 244, 245, 246, 247, 253, 282, 312, 354, 385, 440, 481, 483, 484, 485, 486, 558, 561, 733, 735, 736

Schouten, H. J., 507

Schrank, Josef, 316, 319, 320, 328, 466

Schreber, Johannes David, 731

Schreiber, Adele, 82, 267, 268, 270, 271, 277, 684, 690, 712

Schreiber, O., 673

Schrenck-Notzing, A. von, 419, 426, 448, 464, 525, 546, 557, 613, 637, 650, 651, 667, 753, 756, 757, 758

Schröder-Devrient, Wilhelmine, 208, 735

Schroeer, Samuel, 122

Schubert, Gotthilf Heinrich von, 118

Schubert, W., 481

Schücking, Lewin, 180

Schüddekopf, 736

Schultze, F. S., 737

Schultze, W., 101

Schultze, Oskar, 55, 60, 63, 64, 758

Schultze-Malkowsky, Emil, 637

Schultze-Naumburg, Paul, 154

Schulz, Alwin, 525

Schurig, Martin, 644, 755

Schurtz, Heinrich, 13, 59, 138, 188, 189, 193, 194, 195, 212, 320, 325, 481, 485, 548, 758

Schwaeblé, René, 136, 471, 580, 642, 649, 653, 654, 706

Schwalb, Moritz, 525

Schwalbe, 60, 63

Schwartz, W., 103

Schweinfurth, Georg, 525

Séché, Léon, 243

Seiffer, 649

Sello, 270

Sellon, Edward, 105, 108

Selma, 173

Semrau-Lübke, 583

Senator, 59, 200, 215, 551, 705, 713, 714, 715, 716

Seneca, 142

Seraphine, 172, 207

Sergi, 130

Severserenus, 275

Seyffert, Hermann, 342

Shakespeare, 164, 173, 443, 586

Shaw, 72, 85

Shelley, 239, 240

Shortt, 106

Siculus, Diodorus, 190

Sidonie, 173

Siebert, Friedrich, 684

Siemens, Werner von, 459

Sigmund, 687

Silvestre, Armand, 286

Simmel, Georg, 128, 148, 149, 152, 153, 154, 155

Simon, Ferdinand, 39

Simon, Walter, 552. See also Garré-Simon

Simonides, 481

Simonson, 395

Siva, 108

Skiers, 122

Skram, Amalie, 182

Socrates, 217, 460

Söderberg, Hjalmar, 746

Sohnrey, Heinrich, 268

Soldan, W. G., 119

Sollier, 637

Sombart, Werner, 143, 152, 153, 267, 268, 285

Sonnenthal, Adolf von, 525

Sophie, Grand Duchess, 735

Soranos, 699

Soto, 122

Soukhanoff, S., 625

Spann, Ottomar, 271, 277

Spencer, Herbert, 64, 55, 56, 64, 134, 565

Spener, 698, 703

Sperk, 402

Spiteri, Francesco, 666

Spitzka, 418, 574

Splingard, Alexis, 336

Stachow, 402

Stadion, Count Emmerich von, 506

Starke, 104

Starling, E. H., 414, 533

Staudinger, 467

Steffens, Heinrich, 8, 15

Stein, Charlotte von, 240

Stein, Ludwig, 134, 185, 194, 197, 212, 213

Stein, C. vom, 750

Steinbacher, J., 441

Steinen, E. von den, 684

Steinen, Karl von den, 61, 128, 130, 131, 133, 134, 139, 192, 567

Steinmetz, S. R., 565, 568, 717

Steinthal, 104

Stella, 167, 181, 205, 560

Stendhal (Henri Beyle), 286, 287

Stern, 391

Sternberg, Alexander von, 318, 507

Sterne, 166

Stevens, Vaughan, 467

Stevenson, W. B., 277

Sticker, Georg, 690

Stiedenroth, 205

Stieglitz, Charlotte, 78

Stifter, 665

Stöcker, Helene, xii, 170, 267, 268, 270, 271, 273, 274, 485, 758, 761

Stockham, Alice, 214

Strabo, 102

Stratonica, 436

Stratz, C. H., 60, 65, 128, 132, 133, 139, 143

Strauss, Emil, 744

Streitberg, Gisela von, 707

Strindberg, August, 6, 40, 118, 481, 482, 484, 485, 486, 745

Stritt, Marie, 268

Ströhmberg, 318

Strümpell, 295

Stülpnagel, von, 332

Stümcke, Heinrich, 176, 734

Suarez, 122

Sudermann, Hermann, 746

Sue, Eugène, 640

Sulzer, J. G., 5

Swedenborg, 183

Swediane, 440

Swieten, van, 23

Swoboda, Hermann, 20, 26, 107, 499, 758

Symonds, J. A., 471, 758

Tacitus, 78, 738

Taine, 288

Tait, Lawson, 418

Tait, William, 312

Tamburini, 122

Tanaquil, 102, 104

Tanzer, 761

Tarbel, Jean, 207

Tardieu, Ambroise, 426, 516, 518, 520, 653, 661

Tarnowsky, 318, 363, 471, 476, 647, 714, 758

Tasso, 171

Taube, 277

Taxil, Léon, 340, 546, 647, 653, 758

Tepper-Laski, K. von, 525

Thal, Max, 674

Thaler, Christina, 745

Thärigen, 737

Theile, F. W., 516

Theopold, 38, 47, 49

Theresa, Saint, 110

Thoinot, L., 661

Thomalla, R., 416

Thomas, Gaillard, 702

Thomasius, 245

Thompson, Helen Bradford, 68, 72, 77

Thornton, 696

Tiberius, 566

Tiech, 548

Tilesius, Hans, 714

Tinayre, Marcel, 747

Tissot, 418, 420

Titian, 147, 150

Tobler, L., 104

Tolstoi, Lyof, 6, 116, 117, 292, 532, 673, 745

Tomei, Ercole, 749

Topinard, 60, 61

Topp, Rudolf, 96

Torquemada, 593

Toulouse, 661, 699

Tovote, 745

Trélat, 430, 432

Trinius, A., 278

Troll-Borostyani, Irma von, 268

Tronow, 135

Tschaikowsky, Peter, 506

Tschich, von, 702

Türkel, Siegfried, 573, 78

Tylor, Edward B., 98, 134, 352

Ullmann, Karl, 684, 687

Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich (“Numa Numantius”) 505, 507, 531

Ultzmann, 427

Unna, P. G., 354, 357, 638, 758, 761

Unold, J., 697

Unverricht, H., 525

Unzer, 577

Ursinus, 575

Usener, 108

Vacano, Emil Mario, 506

Valenta, 702

Vallabha, 103

Vanselow, Karl, 273, 761

Varro, 142

Vator, 30

Vātsyāyana, 51, 578

Vaucanson, 648

Vaudère, J. de, 547

Velde, van de, 26

Veniero, Lorenzo, 308

Venus, 105, 107

“Vera,” 673, 745

Verlaine, 474, 749

“Verus,” 745

Verworn, Max, 525

Verzeni, 574, 759

Viazzi, P., 661

Vierkandt, A., 525

Vierordt, 60, 61

Villiot, Jean de, 569

Virchow, Rudolf, 354, 356, 386

Virey, J. J., 20, 29, 93, 138, 326, 448, 566, 755

Virginia, 165

Vischer, Friedrich Theodor, 140, 144, 147, 152, 732

Vitalius, 115

Vivaldi, 122

Vivan-Denon, 736

Vogt, C. 72, 717

Volkelt, Johannes, 34, 179, 180

Volkmann, L., 704

Voltaire, 20, 33, 94, 324, 421, 735, 736

Voss, Richard, 525

Vulpius, Christine, 240

Wachenhusen, Hans, 525

Wachenroder, 548

Wagner, C., 84, 468, 758

Wagner, Major D., 337

Wagner, Ernst, 551

Wagner, Richard, 289, 657

Waitz, G., 104, 138, 183

Waldeyer, Wilhelm, 54, 55, 60, 63, 64, 148, 758

Waldvogel, 358

Wales, Hubert, 435, 746

Wally, 172, 174

Walser, Karl, 164

Wardlaw, Ralph, 312

Warens, de, 435

Warneck, 105

Wassermann, A., 714

Watteau, 136, 736

Weber, Max, 268

Wedde, 486

Wedekind, Frank, 744, 748

Wegener, Hans, 690

Wehl, Theodor, 172

Weill, Alexander, 351, 428

Weingartner, Felix, 525

Weininger, Otto, 6, 38, 39, 40, 69, 70, 95, 113, 116, 117, 118, 179, 481, 482, 484, 486, 539, 620, 673, 708, 745

Weisbrod, E., 661

Weismann, 4, 94

Weiss, Julius, 760

Weissenberg, 467

Weissl, 704

Welcker, 60, 62, 550

Wells, H. G., 82, 93, 94, 306, 739, 746

Werner, 173

Wernert, 761

Wernichs, A., 241, 654

Werthauer, Johannes, 657, 661

Werther, 165, 166, 167, 168, 169, 288, 460

Wesendonk, 289

West, J. P., 417

Westermarck, 133, 138, 139, 188, 189, 194, 198, 758, 760

Whitman, Walt, 749

Wichmann, R., 438

Wicksell, Knut, 264

Widbeck, Lara, 244

Wiedersheim, R., 19, 22, 60

Wieland, 207, 628, 751

Wienberg, 163, 174

Wiesel, Pauline, 242, 736

Wigand, O., 122, 144

Wigandt, 122

Wilbrandt, Adolf, 525

Wilcken, 189

Wild, A., 411

Wilde, Oscar, 749, 750

Wildenbruch, Ernst von, 525, 747

Wille, Bruno, 268

Willette, 736

Willy, 749

Wilser, L., 268

Winckelmann, 78, 507, 548

Winkel, F. von, 525

Wirz, Caspar, 523

Withowski, 620

Witmalett, 623

Wolff, 402

Wollenberg, 667

Wollenmann, A. G., 477

Wollstonecraft, Mary, 147, 239

Woltmann, Ludwig, 268, 761

Wolzogen, Ernst von, 13, 525, 747

Wood-Allen, Mary, 684

Worbe, 577

Zeisig, J., 315

Zeiss, Max, 95

Zeissl, M. von, 368

Zenardi, 122

Zeppelin, von, 265

Zero, 713

Ziegler, Ernst, 525

Ziegler, Theobald, 525

Ziehen, Th., 664

Zieler, Gustav, 744

Zimmermann, O., 561

Zimmern, Helen, 239

Zingerle, H., 577

Zinsser, F., 402

Zola, Émile, 176, 523, 585, 706, 745, 748, 749, 758

Zolling, Theophil, 525

Zwaardemaker, 16

Zweifel, Paul, 358, 366, 367

INDEX OF SUBJECTS

A

Abortion, artificial, 706-708

Abstinence, sexual, 113, 255, 448, 671-680

Accentuation of certain parts of the body by means of clothing, 139 et seq.

Accommodation, houses of, 344

Accompaniments of coitus, physiological, 50, 51

Act, sexual. See Coitus

Acts of fornication with animals. See Bestiality

Adornment: its sexual significance, 133

Advertisements, sexual, 723-728

Æsthetics, sexual element in, 34-36, 200 et seq.

Age of consent, 669 of nubility, 210 in relation to the manifestation of sexual perversions, 469-470

Ages: difference between husband and wife. See Difference between the ages of husband and wife

Agoraphobia, 451

Alcohol: its relations to the sexual life, 292-296, 377, 667 its relations to prostitution, 336 its relations to impotence, 443, 444 its relations to homosexual acts, 546 its relations to acts of fornication with children, 636 its effects upon the offspring, 713, 714 its rôle in the sexual life discussed in belletristic literature, 748

Algolagnia, 555-607 See also Sadism and Masochism

Altar of monogamy, human sacrifices on the, 244

Amativeness, excessive, 436-437

Ampallang, the, 470

Anæsthesia, sexual, 86, 432-436, 470 See also Frigidity

Anal masturbators, 546

Angina syphilitica, 360

Animals, acts of fornication with. See Bestiality

“Animierkneipen,” 341, 342

Antagonism between capitalism and love, 250

Anthropological aspect of the sexual life, 98 view of psychopathia sexualis, 453-475, 662

Antipathy of the sexes, 79

Antiseptic washes, 381

Anus: its relations to the sexual life, 42

Anxiety-neurosis, 702

Aperture-problem, 41, 42

Aperture, sexual. See Reproductive aperture

Apoplectic stroke in syphilis, 361

Arctic clothing, 139

Armpits, odour of, 623

Ars amandi, 286-290

Arsenic in the treatment of syphilis, 388

Arson from sexual motives, 577

Art of love, the, 286-290

Art, the sexual, as affording objects for artistic representation, 732 et seq.

Artistic emotional element of love, 169, 170 element, the, in modern love, 177-183 endowments, sexual differences in, 76, 77 representation of sexual matters, 732 et seq.

Asceticism, sexual, 111-118 absolute, 673 relative, 251, 252, 674-680

Asexuality, 95

Association for the Protection of Mothers, 267-278 for sexual reform, 273

Auto-erotism, 409-415. See also Masturbation and Onanism

Axillary odour, 623

Azoospermia, 442

B

Babylonian Mylitta-cult, 102, 103

Bachelorhood and incontinence, 236

Balanitis, 376

Baldness, fetichism for, 620

Ballrooms, 342-343

Barmaids and prostitution (in Germany), 341, 342, 396

Battey’s operation, 705-706

Beard: its small importance as a sexual lure, 24

Beauty and love, 35

Beauty, sense of, a function of love, 34-36 sexual differences in, 64, 65 modern ideas of, 182, 183 masculine, 182-183, 550

Belletristic literature, love in, 741-751

Berkley-horse, the, 573

Bestiality, 426, 643-646 causes of, 644 definition of, 641 sadistic, 645

Biological law of Herbert Spencer, 55, 56, 64

Bisexuality, 39, 40, 70, 71, 504, 539-541, 549-551

Biting kiss, the. See Kiss, the biting

Blackmail, 520 et seq.

Blindness due to syphilis, 361

Blood and sexuality, 51

Blood corpuscles, red: their number in men and women respectively, 62

Blood-relationship and marriage, 716

Boarding-houses, 344

Boards for the care of children, 261

Bodily injury, sadistic, 574

Body-weight, sexual differences in, 61, 62

Bohemian life, 175, 248 love, 175, 248

Bond, the marriage, and its results. See Coercive marriage

Borderland cases, 664

Born prostitute, the, 318, 325-326

Boys, love of, 547

Braguettes, 149

Brain: the distinctive differential characteristic between human and animal sexuality, 21, 22 sexual differences in, 63, 64

Breast fetichism, 620

Breasts. See Mammary glands

Breeches, wearing of, in relation to masturbation, 426-427

Breeches-flap, 149

Breeding in-and-in, 716

Briar-rose morality, 244

Brothels, 318, 337, 339, 340, 398, 399, 401-403, 614 abolition of, 318, 398, 399, 401-403 and flagellation, 573

Brothel-guides, 727 jargon, 340 slang, 340 streets, 402

Bubo, syphilitic, 359 painful (from soft chancre), 364

Buggery. See Pæderasty, Pædication, and Pædophilia

Buttock fetichism, 622

C

Cabarets, 343-344

Calcification of the arteries, 361

Capital: its relations to the sexual life, 250

Capitalism antagonistic to love, 250

Capryl odours, sexual characters of, 16

Capture, marriage by, 195

Casanova type of seducer, the, contrasted with the Don Juan type, 286-289

Castratio uterina, 705-706

Castration, 441-442 of women. See Oöphorectomy

Casuistry, sexual, literature of, 121 et seq.

Celibacy, compulsory, 274-275, 276

Cells, reproductive. See Reproductive cells

Ceremonial uncleanness, 130

Certificate of health before marriage, 256

Chance occurrences: their influence on the sexual life, 613, 644

Chancre, hard, 356, 359 soft, 356, 364

Chantage, 520 et seq.

Character, education of the, 689

Characteristic pictures of the married state, 227-231

Characters, sexual, secondary, 17, 18, 59 et seq.

Charlatans. See Quackery

Charms, kallipygian. See Kallipygian charms

Checks, preventive. See Preventive measures; also Malthusian theory and practice, and Neo-Malthusianism

Chemotropism, erotic, 15

Child-prostitution, 638-639

Children: sexual activity in, 12, 13, 637-639, 668 their protection in cases in which the parents are divorced, 219, 220 duties of parents to, 256 rights of, 259 protection of, 261 care for, compulsory, 263 illegitimate, 268 et seq., 277 child-labour and prostitution, 330 and seduction, 636 mortality of, from congenital syphilis, 362 masturbation in, 417-418 sexual suggestibility of, 464 homosexual, 497 danger of whipping, 570 sexual fetichism originating in, 613 et seq. seduction of, 634-637 worthlessness of their evidence, 669 age of consent, 669 sexual education of, 681, 691 co-education of, 690 books read by, 733

Chiromancy, 722, 727

Christianity, sexual mysticism in, 108, 124 characteristics of Christian asceticism, 115-116 and misogyny, 482-483

Circumcision in the prophylaxis of venereal disease, 376

Civil marriage, 198, 199

Civilization: and degeneration, 459 its relations to prostitution, 322-325 its relations to auto-erotism, 410 its relations to psychopathia sexualis, 455 et seq., 471-475

Clap. See Gonorrhœa

Clitoris, diminution in its size in the human female, 22, 23 excitability of, 22, 23 the rudiment of a primitive penis, 42, 43

Cloaca love, 42

Cloistral life, the, 115 et seq.

Clothing, 130-155 arctic, 139 effect of certain fabrics upon the skin, 149, 150 distinction between ancient and modern, 142 nature of, 140, 141 reform. See Reformed dress relation to hairy covering of the body, 23, 24 sexual differentiation of, 148, 149 tropical, 139 upper clothing and under clothing, 142

Clothing fetichism, 627-629

Clubs, secret sexual, 653, 728

Cocotte, 347

Co-education, 690

Coercive ideas, 451

Coercive marriage, 236, 316, 747 attacked by Eugen Dühring, 251 growing hostility to, 254, 255 views of Shelley regarding, 239, 240 morality, 237, 316, 747

Coffee: its deleterious influence on sexual potency, 444

Coitus, 47-51, 699, 700, 701, 702 postures during, 51

Coitus interruptus, 702-703

Collectivism and free love, 249-251

“Collier de Venus,” 360

Colour, love of, and the sexual impulse, 51, 135, 137, 615

Colour red. See Red, the colour

Committee, Scientific and Humanitarian, the, 521

Communism and free love, 249-251

Concealment of charms as a sexual stimulus, 138, 139

Conception, prevention of. See Preventive measures relation of its occurrence to the menstrual cycle, 699

Concubinage, 203, 245

Condom, the, 378-379, 704

Condylomata, 360

Conference, National and International, for the Suppression of the Traffic in Girls, 337 International, for the Prophylaxis of Venereal Diseases, 373 et seq.

Congenital syphilis, 362

Conjugal rights, 214

Conscience, marriage of. See Free marriage

Contact, sexual significance of, 45, 753

Continence. See Abstinence

Convalescent homes, 391

Convenience, marriage of, 204

Conventional lies of our civilization, 203, 204, 236

Conventional marriage. See Coercive marriage

Conventionalism of the age of chivalry, 164

Conventionality of the present day, 472-473

Coprolagnia, 583, 625-626

Copulation. See Coitus

Coquetry, 129, 568

Corona Veneris, 300

Corpora cavernosa, 46

Correspondence, erotic, 420 treatment by means of, 656

Corset, 143-146 discipline, 574 fetichism, 629

Costume, 151-152

Council of divorce, 263

Country, sexual aberrations in, 468-469, 644-645

Cries during sexual intercourse, 51

Criminality and prostitution, 400-401

Criminologists, 699

Crimino-pedagogues, 669

Crinoline, 147, 148

Cruelty: its relations to voluptuousness, 51, 559-567

Cunnilinctus (the act), 529, 621, 624, 626

Cunnilingus, cunnilingi (the agent), 467

Cures by disgust, 436-437

Custom. See Habituation

D

Dames de voyage, 468-649. See also Hommes de voyage

Dancing saloons, 342-343

Day-dreams, sexual, 420

Deceased husband’s brother, compulsory marriage of, 196

Defects, bodily, fetichistic attractive force of, 627

Defloration, religious, 101 et seq. mania for, 635 Pall Mall Gazette scandals, 655

Degeneration in prostitutes, 328 in consequence of syphilis, 361-363 among homosexuals, 492, 493 social causes of, 665 the result of alcoholism, 713-714 the result of syphilis, 714 the result of tuberculosis, 715 the result of mental disorders, 715 the result of diatheses, 715

Degeneration, stigmata of. See Stigmata of degeneration

Degenerative theory of sexual anomalies, 455, 459, 490, 661-662, 711

Deities, sexual, 100-104

Demand for prostitutes in large towns does not correspond to the supply, 321 et seq.

Dementia, paralytic, as a sequel of syphilis, 361 as a cause of sexual perversions, 476 senile, 476

Demi-monde, the, 345-348 relations to fashion (the mode), 153 utilization of hair-fetichism, by dyeing the hair, 615

Depilation as a sexual stimulus, 620

Descensus testiculorum, 42

Deutsche Bücherei, 739

Development, inward spiritual, love regarded as, 248

Devil’s mistresses, witches as, 119, 120

Difference between the ages of husband and wife, 211, 715, 716

Differentiation, sexual, 9-13 its importance to civilization, 14, 57 its relation to phylogenetic development, 55 nature of human, 64 physical, 53-65 psychical, 67-82 a source of sexual perversions, 466, 567

“Dippoldism,” 571-573

Disclosure, partial, of certain regions of the body, 139 et seq.

Disease and marriage, 215

Diseases, secret, 722

Diseases of women, 367

Disequilibrated, the, 664 et seq.

Disgust, cures by, 436-437

Disharmonies, sexual, 112, 410, 411, 696, 697

Disinclination to marriage, 213

Disorders, mental. See Mental disorders

Distance-love, 18, 44, 45

Divorce, 199 et seq., 217-221, 241, 257-260, 262-264 increase of, in recent years, 217-218 care of children after, 219, 220 repeated, 218, 219 followed by remarriage, 242 council of, 263 scandals, 728

Dogs, fornicatory acts with, 643, 646

Dolls, fornicatory, 648-649. See also Godemichés

Don Juan type of seducer, the, contrasted with the Casanova type, 286-289

Double love, 206-208

Douching, vaginal, 704

Duplex sexual morality, 199-200, 244, 248, 249, 673-674

E

Eccentrics, 664

Economic independence of women, 251 reform the only way to the higher love, 50

Education, sexual, 681-692 of the character and the will, 689

Effeminate urnings, 498-501

Ejaculation, 46, 47, 48

Emancipation of women, 58, 59, 79 et seq., 529, 747

Embrace: its relation to the sexual act, 42

Emissions, seminal, 437-441

Emotivity of woman, 75, 76

Enfranchisement, hereditary, 462, 463, 711-712

Enlightenment requisite regarding homosexuality, 523, 524 regarding the sexual life in general, 684-691

Ennoblement of our amatory life, 179

Epicureanism, modern, characterized, 282 et seq.

Epididymitis, 366, 442

Epilepsy: as a cause of sexual hyperæsthesia, 429 as a cause of sexual perversions, 476 as a cause of sexual bestiality, 643 as a cause of sexual exhibitionism, 649 et seq.

Epistolary masochism, 579 sadism, 579 treatment of sexual perversions, 656

Épongeurs, 625

Equivalents, sexual, 92-94, 409, 446 of menstruation, in men, 499

Erection, 50, 442-443 morning, 443

Erector, Gassen’s, 449

Ergophilia, 564-565

Erogenic areas of the skin, 31, 46 zone, the eye as an, 31

Erotic element in polite literature: its justification, 743-744 distinction from pornography, 731-734 genius, the, 289 the masterful, 288 sense of shame, 125-157, 650

Erotocrat, 679

Erotographomania, 420

Erotomania, 436-437

Erythrocytes: their number in men and women respectively, 62

Es-geht-an idea, the, 244

Essayeurs, 652

Ether intoxication, 654

Eugenics, 712

Exchange of wives, 194

Exhibitionism, 649-652 neurasthenic, 651 verbal, 578-579

Extirpation of the ovaries, 705-706

Extra-conjugal sexual intercourse, 238, 280-302

Eye, the, as an erogenic zone, 31

Eyes, the, as objects of sexual fetichism, 620

F

Face, the: its sexual relationship to the clothing, 150, 151

Factory women, condition of, 330-333

Fallopian tubes, section of, 705

Family, the, 195

Farthingale, 147, 148

Fashion, 133 theory of, 152-154

Fat, deposit of, in men and women respectively, 62

Father-right. See Patriarchy

Feeling-tones, sexual, 91

Fellatio, 621, 624, 626

Festivals, religio-erotic, 107 et seq. phallic, 135 sexual, 190-191

Fetichism, racial, 614-615 sexual, 541, 609-629

Fetters, sadistic use of, 573, 576

Figuræ Veneris, 51

Finery, love of, 334

Flagellantism. See Flagellomania

Flagellation. See Flagellomania

Flagellomania, 568-574

Flavouring agents, 626

Flirt, 568. See also Coquetry

Fluor albus, 146, 425

Foot fetichism, 622

Foot-wooers, 629

Formative impulse, 92

Fornication with animals. See Bestiality

Fornication with corpses. See Necrophilia

Fornicatory dolls, 648-649. See also Godemichés

Free love, 198, 233-278, 316. See also Free marriage distinguished from wild love, 198, 221, 236-238 this distinction recognized by Shelley, 240 already sanctioned by States which permit repeated divorces by the same person, 218, 219 in the Isle of Portland, 237, 238 from the communistic standpoint, 249, 250 and collectivism, 251 compatible with the preservation of private property, 251 and the economic independence of women, 251 et seq.

Free marriage, 264-266, 361. See also Free love

“Free wife,” the, 242

Freedom, sexual, 301 sense of, in erotic relationships, 182 relations to erotic æstheticism, 182 loss of. See Loss of freedom

Freedom to love, 284, 766 the cause of constancy, and vice versa, 220, 221

Frenzy, tropical, 566-567

Friendship between men, 548

Frigidity, sexual, 86, 432-436, 470

Frotteurs, 652

Function impulse, 92, 180

Fur, sexually stimulating influence of, 150 “Venus im Pelz” (Venus in a fur-coat), 150

Fusion-love, 18

Future of human love, the, 763-766

G

Gait of effeminate urnings, 499-500

Gallantry, 163-165

“Gamahucheurs,” 467

Garbage literature, 737

Gastric disorder in sexual neurasthenia, 451

Geese, fornicatory acts with, 644

General paralysis of the insane. See Dementia, paralytic

Genital fetichism, 620-621

Genital organs. See also Reproductive organs variations in female, 23 nerve-terminal apparatus of, 144 concealment of, 137-138 malformation of, as a cause of impotence, 441-442 malformation of, as a cause of perversions, 477 odour of, plays a subordinate part in the human sexual life, 624

Genius, the erotic, 289

Germany, young. See Young Germany

Gerontophilia, 508, 627

Girl-stabbers, 575

Girls, traffic in, 336-338

Glans penis, hyperæsthesia of, 448

Goats, fornicatory acts with, 644

Godemichés, 412

Gonorrhœa, 364-367

Greek love of boys, 547

Grisette, 298

Group-marriage, 193-195

Guide-books for the world of pleasure, 290 et seq.

Guides, brothel, 727

Gumma, 361

Gynecocracy, 59

Gymnastics, 689-690

H

Habit. See Habituation

Habituation in love: its dangers, 209 its significance in the genesis of sexual perversions, 456, 650, 662

Hair, falling out of, in consequence of syphilis, 360 luxuriant growth in homosexual men, 499 fetichism, 614-620 human, gradual loss of, 23, 24

Hair-stealers. See Plait-cutters

Half-clothing (retroussé), 139 et seq.

“Half-world,” the, 345-348 its relations to fashion (the mode), 153 its utilization of hair-fetichism, by dyeing the hair, 615

Hand fetichism, 622

Handbills, 727

Handbooks for the world of pleasure, 290 et seq.

Handkerchief fetichism, 629

Hanging, voluptuous excitement in connexion with, 582

“Happiness in marriage,” 700

Hard chancre, 356, 359

Hashish intoxication, 654

Hawkers’ literature, 737

Head, sexual differences in, 62, 63

Health, certificate of, before marriage, 256

“Health and Disease in relation to Marriage and the Married State” (Senator Kaminer’s work referred to), 215

Hearing in relation to the vita sexualis, 35, 36

Heel fetichism, 629

Hellenic love of boys, 547

Hemispheres, testicular, 92

Henpecked husband, 567

Hereditary enfranchisement, 462, 463, 711-712

Hermaphrodite fetichism, 621-622

Hermaphroditism, 551-554 vestiges of, in normal human beings, 11, 12, 39, 40 primeval history of, 59 philosophical idea of, 70

Herpes progenitalis, 705

Hetairism, 346

Heterogamy, 712

Heterosexual pædication, 653-654

Heterosexuality, 12, 14

Hierodules, 105

Hommes de voyage, 648-649

Homogamy, 712

Homosexual physicians, 492

Homosexuality, 487-535 homosexual tattooing, 136 venereal diseases in the homosexual, 368-369 meeting-places of homosexuals, 514 et seq. balls and other entertainments among homosexuals, 517-519 need for the enlightenment of the general public regarding, 523, 524 riddle of, 487-535 theory of, 530-535 temporary, 547 in belletristic literature, 749

Homosexuals (male), effeminate, 498-501 virile, 501

Hormone, 414, 533. See also Sexual toxins

Horses, fornicatory acts with, 644

Household duties, simplification of, 82

Houses of accommodation, 344

Housing conditions, improper, in relation to prostitution, 335-336

Human sacrifices on the altar of monogamy, 244

Humanity, ideal type of, 56, 57

Humorous aspect of the sexual life, 732 et seq.

Husband, henpecked. See Henpecked husband

Hutchinson’s teeth, 365

Hygiene, reproductive, 711 sexual, 709-718

Hymen, significance and function of, 12

Hyperæsthesia, 429-432, 477

Hypnosis, 655-656

Hypochondria, sexual, 451

I

Ideal type of humanity, 56, 57

Idealization of the senses, 161-162 of parts of the body, 612 of bodily functions, 624, 625

Ideas, coercive, 451

Illegitimate children: their maintenance, 275, 276

Illusion, erotic, need for, 181

Imitation in the vita sexualis, 465

Immissio penis in anum. See Pædication

Immoral advertisements, 723-728

Immunity to disease, acquired racial, 356

Impotence, 441-451 functional, 443 nervous, 444, 447 paralytic, 447 senile, 448-449 temporary, 445-446 treatment of, 449-451

Impulse, formative, reproductive, sexual, etc. See Formative impulse, Reproductive impulse, Sexual impulse, etc.

Impulse, reproductive, 96

In-and-in breeding, 716

Incest, 639-640

Incontinence, bachelorhood and, 230

Independence of women, economic, 251

Individual, importance of love to, 3, 4, 28, 29, 96, 253, 254

Individualization of love, 95, 96, 124, 159-176

Indolent bubo, 359

Inefficiency, psychopathic, 664

Infantilism, psychosexual, 432

Infection, venereal, 298, 299, 353, 358, 359, 364, 374-383

Inflammatory bubo, 364

Inheritance of diseases, 713 of syphilis, 362

Injury, sadistic bodily, 574

Insanity. See Mental disorders

Insanity, moral, 665

Instinct, sexual. See Sexual impulse

Instrumentarium, auto-erotic, 411-413

Insurance of motherhood, 269, 271

Intellect, in man and woman respectively, 73-75

Intellectual activity and potency, 446 and sexual abstinence, 679-680

Intercourse, sexual. See Coitus

Intermediate stages, sexual, 499, 531

“Intimacy,” the, 296-302 a great focus of venereal infection, 299

Inunction for the prophylaxis of venereal infection, 380-381 as a perverse sexual manifestation, 579

Iodide of potassium in the treatment of syphilis, 387

Iritis, syphilitic, 361

Irritable hunger, sexual, 463

“Island custom,” the, of Portland, 237, 238

Itching, tickling, and sexual sensibility, 43, 44

J

Junores, 541-544

Jus primæ noctis, religious, 102

K

Kaften, 337

Kallipygian charms, 146, 147, 570, 622

Kin, near, marriage of, 716

Kiss, erotic significance of, 31, 32 the biting, 32, 33, 42, 50 origin of, 32, 33

Kleptomania, 577, 643

Knickerbockers, wearing of, in relation to masturbation, 426-427

Krankenkassen, 390-391

L

Lactation period, its artificial prolongation in order to prevent conception, 700-702

Lady’s friend, 704

Larynx, sexual differences in, 62

Late syphilis, 363

Lathering, 579

Law, Spencer’s. See Spencer’s law

Lawyers: their inclination to masochism, 580

Lending of wives, 194

Lesbian love. See Tribadism

Letter. See Condom; also Correspondence

Leucoderma syphiliticum, 360

Leucorrhœa (fluor albus), 146, 425

Leviratsehe, 196

Levitical law: marriage of deceased husband’s brother in accordance with, 196

Liaison. See “Intimacy”

Liberty. See Freedom

Libido-problem, 43-47

Lie of marriage, the, 203, 204

Lies, conventional. See Conventional lies

Life, sensual, the. See Sensual life

Lingam, the, 101

Lips, their relation to the genital organs, 33

Literature, belletristic, love in, 741-751 polite, love in, 741-751 scientific, of the sexual life, 753-761

Locomotor ataxy. See Tabes

Loss of freedom consequent on legal marriage, 217

Love, a part of the general science of mankind, ix significance and aims of, 3, 91, 92 origin of, 27, 28 purposes of the individual and of the species in relation to, 3, 4 developmental possibilities of, 5, 6 elementary phenomena of, 10, 18 secondary phenomena of (brain and senses), 21-35, 37-51 appearance of spiritual elements in, 25, 27, 90 et seq. significance of sensory stimuli in, 29-35 beauty and love, 35, 36 significance of personality in relation thereto, 82, 95, 173, 174, 182, 183, 766 individualization of, 95, 96, 124, 159-176 romantic, 162, 168-171 platonic, 162, 550 nature sense, the, and, 165-167 sentimental, 166, 167 Weltschmerz and, 167 et seq. classical, 170-172 self-analysis in, 174-175 satanic-diabolic element in, 175, 289 artistic element in, 170, 175, 177-183 simultaneous for two or more persons (double love), 206-208 wild, 279-302, 476

Love, Bohemian, 175, 248

Love and capitalism, mutually antagonistic, 250

Love and marriage, 216, 217

“Love and marriage,” by Ellen Key, 253-267

Love as a disease (erotomania), 436-437

Love in belletristic literature, 741-751

Love, free, 176, 233-278

Love, free, in belletristic literature, 745, 746

Love of boys, 547-549

Love of finery, 334

Love regarded as inward spiritual development, 248

“Love’s coming of age,” 249

Love’s choice. See Sexual selection

Lues venerea. See Syphilis

Lust-murder, 574-575

Lynch law, sadism and, 563

M

Magazines. See Periodicals

Magical power of sex, 78

Maidservants, as recruits to the ranks of prostitution, 315, 316, 317, 333, 334 as seducers of children to sexual malpractices, 634

Maintenance of “illegitimate” children, 275, 276

Maisons de passe, 344

Malposition of the uterus, artificial, 705

Malthusian theory and practice, 693-708

Mammary glands, human: reduction in their number, 22 atrophy of, 145-146, 715 condition in homosexual males, 500-501 sucking of, by men, 700-701

Mammonism, 213, 718 annihilates the sense of sexual responsibility, 718 influence of, in the sexual life. See Mercenary marriage

Mariolatry, 110, 111

Marriage, 185-231, 239 et seq., 272-273 average age at, 211-212 coercive. See Coercive marriage disinclination to, 213 “morganatic,” 203 premature, 210 et seq. the lie of, 203, 204

Marriage and disease, 215

Marriage bond, the, and its results. See Coercive marriage

Marriage by capture, 195

Marriage of conscience. See Free marriage

Marriage impulse, the, 213

Marriage of near kin, 716

Marriage prohibitions, 712-713

Marriage reform: author’s views, 264 et seq., 301, 302 Edward Carpenter on, 252 Ellen Key’s proposals, 260-264 in Austria, 231 in France, 219-221 in various countries, 248, 249

Marriage reform unattainable without preliminary economic reforms, 250

Marriages of convenience, 204

Marriages, one hundred typical, 221-227

Married state, characteristic pictures of, 227-231

Masculine beauty, 182-183, 550

Masochism, 580-607 biological sources of, 51, 537 et seq. religious, 103 of the days of chivalry, 164 relations to prostitution, 322-325 epistolary, 579 in art, 583 in women, 586-587 in belletristic literature, 750

Mass, the black, 579

Massage, 344, 569

Massage-institutes, 344-345

Masseuses, 582

Masterful erotic, the, 288

Masturbation (see also Onanism), 410-428 a cause of sexual anæsthesia, 86, 433 psychical, 419-420 distinguished from onanism (Onanismus), 422 a cause of sexual hyperæsthesia, 429 a cause of exhibitionism, 650

Masturbator’s heart, 424

Masturbators, anal, 546

Masturbatory insanity, 425

Matriarchy, 189, 196, 197-198

Means for the prevention of conception. See Preventive measures

Medical facts and problems from a theological point of view (pastoral medicine), 121

Member-problem, 42, 43

Memory, weakness of, in syphilis, 630

Men, emancipation of, 485 friendship between, 548

Men-women, 545

Menstrual equivalents in men, 499

Menstruation, 26, 27, 77, 425, 451, 667

Mental disorders: as a sequel of masturbation, 424, 425 as a cause of sexual hyperæsthesia, 429 as a cause of sexual perversions, 475-476 as a cause of degeneration, 715

Mercenary marriages, 195, 212-213, 718

Mercury the specific for syphilis, 368-388

Metamorphosis sexualis paranoica, 544

Mica-operation, the, 696-697

Mind, diseases of. See Mental disorders

Minne, 163, 164

Misogyny, 117, 118, 165, 264, 479-486, 745

Mistresses of the devil, 119, 120

Mistress rule, 567, 568

Monandry, 201

Monasticism, 115 et seq.

Monism, erotic, 4, 254

Monogamic marriage, 196 et seq., 256

Monogamic society, George Meredith on, 202

Monogamy, human sacrifices on the altar of, 244

Montgolfière, 147, 148

Moonshine-reverie, 169

Moral insanity, 665

Moral restraint (as advocated by Malthus), 696

Moral statistics, 690

Morality, coercive marriage. See Coercive marriage morality sexual, duplex. See Duplex sexual morality

Morality, offences against, 477, 659-670

“Morganatic” marriages, 203

Morning erection, 443

Morphinism and impotence, 654

Motherhood, insurance of, 269, 271 right to, 256, 257

Mother-right. See Matriarchy

Mothers, Association for the Protection of, 267-278

Movements and gait of effeminate urnings, 499-500

Muiracithin, 451

Mujerados, 426, 544-545

Murders by poison, 575

Muscular system, sexual differences in, 62

Muse latrinale, the, 625

Music in relation to the vita sexualis, 35, 36

Music-halls, 343-344

Mylitta-cult of the Babylonians, 103

Mysticism, sexual, 107 et seq., 123-124, 733

N

Nakedness: its relations to the sense of shame, 130 et seq., 154-157

Nationality in relation to sexual anomalies, 468-469

Nature-sense, the, in relation to love, 166

Nautch, the, 105, 106

Nautch-girls, 105, 106

Necrophilia, 646-647 symbolic, 647

Need for enlightenment, regarding homosexuality, 523-524 regarding the sexual life in general, 684-691

Need for sexual variety. See Variety, sexual

Negroes, 614

Neo-malthusianism, 693-708

Neurasthenia, masturbation and, 417 as a phenomenon of adaptation, 460 and homosexuality, 490, 492 of young wives, 451 sexual, 428-451

Neuro-chemical theory of sexual tension, 414

Neuro-mechanical theory of sexual tension, 414

Neuroses, sexual: their cause, 47

Newspapers. See Periodicals

Nocturnal life of great towns, 284, 292

Nose, the, in relation to genital system, 16

Nostrums, sexual, 722

Nubility, age of, 210

Nudity. See Nakedness

Nutritive impulse, the, and sexuality, 32, 33, 34

Nymphomania, 429

O

Object fetichism, 627 et seq.

Obscene tattooing, 135-136 words and phrases, 578

Obscenity, 794 et seq.

Obsession. See Ideas, coercive

Occlusive pessary, 703

Odour. See also Smell axillary, 623

Offences against morality, 477, 659-670

Offences against property from sadistic motives, 576-577

Olfactory kiss. See Smell-kiss

Onanie and Onanismus, 422

Onanism. See also Masturbation a cause of sexual anæsthesia, 86, 433 a cause of sexual exhibitionism, psychical, 419-420

Onanismus, 422

Oöphorectomy, 705-706

Opium intoxication, 654

Opium-smoking and impotence, 654

Opportunity and its influence in the sexual misleading of children, 633 et seq.

Opportunity, lack of, for normal intercourse, leading to pseudo-homosexuality, 54 leading to bestiality, 644

Opportunity for bestial intercourse more frequent in the country than in towns, 644

Opportunity, first, and first contact, their avoidance the prime rule of sexual pedagogy, 690

Organs, genital. See Reproductive organs reproductive. See Reproductive organs

Organs of sexual congress. See Reproductive organs

Orgasm, sexual, 49, 50

Ornament, pubic, 137, 138

Orthobiosis, 461

Outlook, the, 763-766

Ovariotomy. See Oöphorectomy

Overcrowded dwellings and prostitution, 335-336

P

Pæderasty, 509, 547 definition of, 641

Pædication, 477, 509 definition of, 509 heterosexual, 653-654

Pædophilia, 508, 633

Pagism, 582

Pain, relation of, to the voluptuous sensation, 43-44, 415, 557-560. See also Algolagnia relief of, by masturbation, 415-416

Palæolithic man: his erotic life, 25, 26, 134

Pall Mall Gazette scandals, 635

Paralytic dementia. See Dementia, paralytic

Parasyphilitic diseases, 361

Partial disclosure (retroussé), 139 et seq.

Pastoral medicine, 121

Patriarchy, 194, 196

Pedagogy, sexual. See Education, sexual

Pederastia. See Pæderasty

Pelvis, sexual differences in, 60

Penal laws against homosexual intercourse, 520-525

Penis: free mobility of this organ in the genus homo, 42 artificial, 101-102, 412-413 malformations of, 441, 442 abnormal smallness of, 442 fetichism, 620-621

Penis-bone, 42

“Pensionate,” 344

Perfumes, erotic, 17

Periodicals (newspapers, magazines, and reviews) devoted to the study of the sexual life, 760-761

Periodicity, sexual, 26, 27, 55, 56

Perversions, sexual: masturbation as a cause of, 425-426 in relation to impotence, 445 acquirement and artificial production of, 465 congenital, 466 racial diffusion of, 466-468 due to disease, 475-477 the riddle of homosexuality, 487-535 pseudo-homosexuality, 537-554 algolagnia (sadism and masochism), 555-607 sexual fetichism, 609-629 fornication with children, incest, necrophilia, bestiality, exhibitionism, etc., 631-654 treatment of, 655-657 in belletristic literature, 748-750

Perversity, sexual, characterization of modern, 474-475

Pessary, occlusive, 703

Pessimism in love, 176 pleasurable, 561

Phallus, the, cult of (Phallus fetichism), 101, 620-621. See also Penis, artificial

Philosophy, sexual. See Sexual philosophy

Phimosis, 477

Photographs, obscene, 731

Physicians, homosexual, 492

Physiological accompaniments. See Accompaniments, physiological

Pictures of the married state, characteristic, 227-231

Pigtail-cutters. See Plait-cutters

Plait-cutters, 616-619

Platonism, 162

Poietic, definition of, 93

Poisoning, 575

Polite literature, love in, 741-751

Pollutions, the term defined, 437. See also Seminal emissions

Polyandry, 193, 194

Polyclinics for prostitutes, 313, 404 for venereal patients in general, 391

Polygamy, 196, 244, 245, 716 facultative, 196

Polygyny, 196, 254-255. See also Polygamy

Popular culture, 739

Population, problem of, 695 et seq.

Pornography, 312, 729-739

“Portland custom,” 237, 238

Posture, upright, in relation to the sexual life, 34, 51

Postures during coitus (figuræ Veneris), 51

Powders lethal to the spermatozoa, 704, 705

Pox. See Syphilis

Pregnancy, prevention of. See Preventive measures

Prelibido, 46

Premature marriage. See Marriage

Prematurity, sexual, 285, 417-418, 637-638, 668

Pre-Raphaelites, English: their preference for the infantile asexual physique, 182 their ideas on love and marriage, 240

Preventive measures (means for the prevention of pregnancy), 696-706

Priapism, 429-430, 447

Priests: their sexual prescriptive rights, 102 et seq.

Primary sexual phenomena, 18

Primitive man. See Palæolithic man

Prisons, homosexual acts in, 546

Problem of population, 695 et seq.

Procreation, spiritual, 252

Procurement, 336

Prohibition of marriage, reasons for, 712-713

Promiscuity, sexual, 188-197, 257

Promiscuity, sexual, distinction of free love from, 198, 221, 236-238, 240

Property, offences against, from sadistic motives, 576-577

Prophylaxis, treatment, and suppression of venereal diseases, 371-406

Prophylaxis of venereal infection, personal, 375-383

Prostatorrhœa, 425, 439

Prostitute-quarters, 402

Prostitutes, congenital, 318, 325-326. See also “Half-world” humanization and ennoblement of, 404-406 international, 348 “late,” 294 mental and physical characters of, 325-329 in belletristic literature, 747-748 pseudo-homosexuality of, 546-547

Prostitution, 201-202, 237, 303-348, 395-402 causes of, 314-315, 318, 322, 329-339, 434-435 crime and, 400-401 definition of, 319-321 growing hostility to, 254, 255 history and literature of, 307-319 “Kasernierung” of (prostitute-quarters), 402 male, 313-314, 518-519 masochistic, 582-583 regulation of, 309, 318, 319 religious, 100-106, 321 public, 339 et seq. secret, 317, 340 et seq. supply and demand, 321 et seq.

Protection of mothers, association for, 267-278

“Protectrices,” 529

Prudery, 155-157

Pseudo-Don Juan, 290

Pseudo-hermaphroditism, 552-554

Pseudo-homosexuality, 426, 489, 496, 537-554

Psoriasis syphilitica, 360

Psychical elements in love, Chapters VI., VII., and VIII., pp. 94-176

Psychical onanism, 419-420

Psychopathia sexualis, 489 et seq. See also Perversions and Perversities

Psychopathic inefficiency, 664

Psycho-therapeutics, 427-428, 450, 655-657

Puberty, 414, 497, 667

Pubic ornament. See Ornament, pubic

Public-houses with women attendants (“Animierkneipen”), 341-342

Public relationships of the sexual life, 719-728

Punishment-rooms, 581-582

Purchase, marriage by, 195

Pygmalionism, 648

Pyromania, 577

Q

Quackery, sexual, 721-722, 727

Queue. See Plait

R

Race: its significance in relation to sexual anomalies, 468, 469

Racial fetichism, 614-615

Rape (= Marriage by capture), 195 (= Violation), 707

Rational dress. See Reformed dress

Red, the colour, in relation to sexuality, 51 to “see red,” 51

Red-hair fetichism, 615, 622, 623

Reflective love, 174, 446, 750

Reform, economic, prerequisite to marriage reform, 250

Reform of marriage. See Marriage reform

Reform of our amatory life, 179

Reform, Sexual, Association for, 273

Reformed dress, 154

Regeneration, 462, 463, 711-712. See also Enfranchisement, hereditary

“Regiment of Women,” 59

Regulated prostitution, abolition of, 318, 398, 399, 400, 401-403

Regulation of prostitution, 309, 318, 397-401

Relationships, sexual, need for variety in, 133, 192, 205, 463 et seq.

Religion and sexuality, 87-124

Religious imagination, the, straying in sexual by-paths, 120

Remarriage subsequent to divorce, 242

Remedies, secret, 722

Renifleurs, 467, 625

Reproduction, sexual. See Sexual reproduction

Reproductive aperture, 41, 42

Reproductive cells: conjugation of, 9, 10 differences in respect of mode of energy in two sexes, 71, 72 representative of respective spiritual natures of man and woman, 72

Reproductive hygiene, 711

Reproductive impulse, 96

Reproductive organs: aperture-problem, 41, 42 member-problem, 42, 43 libido-problem, 43-47 origin and purpose, 39-41 differentiation, 39, 40

Responsibility, conjugal, 220 sense of, in free unions, 239 sexual, 220, 239, 274, 765 diminished (in borderland states of mental disorder), 664, 666-668 annihilated by mammonism, 718

Retifism (shoe fetichism), 627 et seq.

Retrogressive development of sexual characters, 22-25

Retroussé, 139 et seq.

Revaluation Society (“Umwertungsgesellschaft”--for the reform of amatory life) of the U.S.A., 272 et seq.

Reviews. See Periodicals

Revolutionary movements, part played by algolagnia in connexion therewith, 563, 587-607

Rhythmotropism, 179

Riddle of homosexuality, the, 487-535

Right to motherhood, 256, 257, 275

Rights, conjugal. See Conjugal rights

“Rings, stimulating,” 467, 704

Romantic-individual love, 162

Romantic love, 168-171

Roseola syphilitica, 360

“Rummel,” 344

S

Sacrifice, sexual, 103

Sacrifices, human, on the altar of monogamy, 244

Saddle-nose, syphilitic, 361

Sadism, 568-580 biological sources of, 50, 51, 537 et seq. in belletristic literature, 750 religious, 103, 579-580 symbolic, 577-580 verbal, 51, 578

Sadistic bodily injury, 574-576 bestiality, 644-645

Saloons, dancing. See Dancing saloons

Sapphism, 529

Satanism, 175, 289, 563, 579, 733

Satyriasis, 429

Scandals, Pall Mall Gazette, 635 sexual, 721, 728

Scents, erotic, 17

Schoolmaster’s sadism, 571-573

Scientific literature of the sexual life, the, 753-761

Secondary sexual characters, 18, 59 et seq.

Secondary sexual phenomena, 18

Secret diseases, 722

Secret remedies, 722

Section of the Fallopian tubes, 705

Sects, sexual religious, 107-111, 114, 114-115

Security sponges, 704

Seducer types, 286-290

Seduction, 264, 281-302, 416 definition of the term, 281

“Seeing red,” 51

Selection, natural. See Natural selection sexual. See Sexual selection

Self-abuse. See Masturbation and also Onanism

Self-control, sexual, 252, 675-677

Seminal emissions, 437-441

Sensations, sexual differences in, 73

Sense of shame, sexual, 125-157, 650

Sense, sexual. See Sexual sense

Sensibility, sexual, in woman, 83-86

Sensory stimuli, erotic, 29-36

Sensual life, the, 281-286, 290-297

Sensuality, spiritualized, 253

Sentimentality, 166

Sex: its significance in the etiology of psychopathia sexualis, 470-471 third, the, 13 fourth, the, 481

Sexual abstinence. See Abstinence, sexual

Sexual act. See Coitus

Sexual advertisements, 723-728

Sexual anæsthesia. See Anæsthesia, sexual

Sexual anomalies. See Perversions, and also Perversity

Sexual antipathy. See Antipathy of the sexes

Sexual aperture. See Reproductive aperture

Sexual biology, 759

Sexual cells, 43

Sexual characters, secondary. See Secondary sexual characters

Sexual chemistry, literature of, 121 et seq.

Sexual clubs, secret, 653

Sexual desire, 46

Sexual day-dreams, 420

Sexual differentiation. See Differentiation, sexual (and see also under separate organs)

Sexual education, 691-692

Sexual enlightenment, need for general, 684-691

Sexual equivalents. See Equivalents, sexual

Sexual fetichism, 541, 609-629

Sexual freedom, 301

Sexual gratification, 46

Sexual hygiene, 709-718

Sexual hyperæsthesia, 429

Sexual impulse, 45, 46 its increase by natural selection, 14 its relations to civilization, 14, 15 periodicity of, 26 components of, 46

Sexual intercourse. See Coitus

Sexual intermediate stages, 499, 531

Sexual irritable hunger, 463

Sexual life, the, in its public relationships, 719-728

Sexual links, 499, 531

Sexual literature: belletristic, 741-751 pornographic, 729-739 scientific, 753-761

Sexual morality, duplex. See Duplex sexual morality

Sexual mysticism. See Mysticism, sexual

Sexual nostrums, 722

Sexual organs. See Reproductive organs

Sexual orgasm. See Orgasm, sexual

Sexual perversions. See Perversions, sexual

Sexual philosophy, 94, 95

Sexual prematurity, 285, 417-418, 637-638, 668

Sexual promiscuity. See Promiscuity, sexual; also Wild love, and Extra-conjugal sexual intercourse

Sexual quackery. See Quackery, sexual

Sexual Reform, Association for, 273

Sexual reproduction, 10, 11

Sexual responsibility, 274

Sexual scandals, 721-728

Sexual science, literature of, 753-761

Sexual selection, 35-36, 712

Sexual sense, 43

Sexual sense of shame, 125-157, 650

Sexual sensibility in woman, 83-86

Sexual sphere. See Sphere, sexual

Sexual tension. See Tension, sexual; and also Prelibido

Sexual toxins, 47, 414, 532-533

Sexual vampirism. See Vampirism

Sexual variety. See Variety, sexual

Sexual visions, 115

Sexuality and religion, 87-124

Shame, sense of, sexual, 125-157, 650

Shoe fetichism, 627-629

Shunammitism, 633

Sight in relation to the vita sexualis, 34, 35

Silver salts in the prophylaxis of gonorrhoea, 379-380

Simplification of household tastes, 82

Simultaneous love for two or more persons, 206

Skatological fetichism, 625

Skatology in folklore, 625

Skin, the, its relations to sexuality, 30, 31, 43, 44, 45

Skull, sexual difference in, 63

Slave of love, the, 163

Slave-trade, the white, 336-338

Slavery, sexual (masochistic), 163, 568, 582-585

Smell, atrophy of organs of, 22 connexion between the nose and the genital organs, 16 erotic significance of smell declines with advancing civilization, 17 fetichism, 622-626 of the body at large, 623, 624 of the genital organs, 624 of fur, 150 odoriferous glands, sexual, 16 sexual odours, distinctive, 16 sexual perfumes, 17, 626 relation of hairy covering to sense of, 24, 615, 622-623 sense of, the psychical elementary phenomenon of love, 15

Smell-kiss, the, 33

Social intercourse, the erotic element in, 181

Socialism and free love, 249-251

Society for the Suppression of Venereal Diseases, German, 374

“Sodomie”: German use of this term defined and explained, 640, 641

Sodomy. See Pæderasty, Pædication, and Pædophilia definition of the term, 641

Soft chancre, 356, 364

Soldiers, homosexual, 501 public-houses for uranian soldiers, 518

Sore throat, syphilitic, 360

Soutenage, 400

Spasm, vaginal. See Vaginismus

Spaying, 706

Speech: its relations to love, 90

Spencer’s law, 55, 56, 64

Spermatorrhœa, 425, 439

Spermatozoa, 9, 10, 71, 72, 554, 705

Sphere, sexual, in women, 84

Spirit, the way of, in love, Chapters VI., VII., and VIII., pp. 94-176

Spiritual development, inward, love regarded as, 248

Spiritual procreation, 252

Spiritualized sensuality, 253

Spirochaete pallida, 357

Sponges, security, 704

Stages, sexual, intermediate, 499, 531

“Stallions,” 313

Statues, fornicatory acts with, 647-649

Stature, sexual differences in, 61

Stays. See Corset

Stercoraires platoniques, 653

Sterility, in women, 146, 365 in men, 365, 442 artificial, 705 et seq. See also Preventive measures facultative, 699

Stigmata of degeneration, 455, 664-665

“Stimulating rings” and similar apparatus, 467, 704

Stimuli, sensory. See Sensory stimuli

Street-arabs, Parisian, effeminate, 601

Street-prostitution, 339

Stroke, apoplectic, in syphilis, 361

Succubi, 119, 120

Suggestibility, comparative, of men and women, 74

Suggestion: its significance in the vita sexualis, 416, 465, 655-656

Suicide, 727

Sulphur-baths in the “after-treatment” of syphilis, 387-388

Superstition, sexual, 103, 633, 643, 650

Supply of prostitutes in large towns in excess of the demand, 321 et seq.

Sweets, fondness for, in relation to sexuality, 34

Swindlers, 728

Synæsthetic stimuli, 464

Synthetic human being, 71

Syphilis, as a cause of sexual perversions, 476 congenital, 362 hereditaria tarda, 363 in apes, 357 in belletristic literature, 748 innocentium, 353 late, 363 origin of, 351-356 protozoal cause of, 357 treatment, 383-388

Syphilitic psoriasis, 360

T

Tabes as a sequel of syphilis, 361, 476

Talent, the breeding of, 716-717

Taste in relation to the vita sexualis, 33, 34

Tattooing, from erotic motives, 133-137 forensic significance of, 665, 666

Teeth, the, in congenital syphilis, 365

Temple prostitution, 104, 105

Temporary marriage, 241, 242

Tension, sexual, 46, 48, 414, 679. See also Prelibido

Tension, sexual, relief of, 47

Testicles, in relation to the brain, 92

Tetragamy, Schopenhauer’s essay on, 246-248

Theatres, variety, 343-344

“Theologiens mammillaires,” 122

“Third sex.” See Sex, third, the

Throat, sore. See Sore throat

Tickling and sexual sensibility, 43, 44, 45

Tight-lacing, results of, 157, 158

“Tingel-tangel,” 343-344

Tobacco: its use an occasional cause of impotence, 444

Tom-cat, fornicatory act with, 645

Torture chambers, 581-582

Totem, 193, 194

Touch. See also Contact, sexual importance of, 30-33, 45

Town-life in relation to prostitution, 321

Toxins, sexual, 47, 414, 532-533

Trade in articles of immoral use, 722

Trade, the white slave, 336-338

Traders in girls, 337

Traffic in girls, 336-338

Tress-cutters. See Plait-cutters

Trials, scandalous, 728

Tribadism, 489, 524-530 definition of, 641

Tropical clothing, 139

Tropical frenzy, 566-567

Trousers, wearing of, in relation to masturbation, 426-427

Tuberculosis: its relation to the sexual life, 476

Type, ideal, of humanity, 56, 57

Typical marriages, one hundred, 221-227

U

Ugliness, sexual passion and, 183

Uncleanliness, ceremonial, 130

Underclothing, fetichism, 629

Unio mystica, 109-110

Union, free. See Free love and Free marriage

Uranism, 489

Urminde, 525

Urning, 498

Urnings’ balls, 518 et seq.

Urolagnia, 583, 625-626

Urinary organs: their relation to the reproductive organs, 41, 42

V

Vaginal douching, 704

Vaginal muscles, 433

Vaginal spasm. See Vaginismus

Vaginismus, 433, 434

Vampirism, 575, 640

Vaporization, 705

Variability, sexual, 56, 64, 77

Variety, sexual, need for, 133, 192, 205, 463 et seq.

Variety theatres, 343-344

Venereal diseases, 306-307, 349-370 prophylaxis of, 371-383 treatment of, 383-392 statistics of, 392-396

Venereal ulcer, 356, 364

“Venus apparatus,” the, 705

“Venus im Pelz,” 150

Venus statuaria, 647-648

Vera-enthusiasm, 673

Verbal sadism. See Sadism, verbal

Vertugale, 147, 148

Vestige of primitive civilization, mercenary marriage a, 212

Violation, 707

Virginity, disesteem for, in primitive races, 104, 191

Virile urnings, 501

Visions, sexual, 115

Vitalizing influence of eroticism, 182

Vitriol-throwing, 575

Vocabularia erotica, 578

Voice, the: its sexual significance, 35-36 of urnings, 500

Voice fetichism, 627

Voluptuousness, 43-45

Voyeurs, 652-653

Voyeuses, 652-653

W

Washes, antiseptic, 381

Way of the spirit in love, Chapters VI., VII., and VIII., pp. 94-176

Weak-mindedness of women, physiological, 40

Weight of body. See Body-weight

Weltschmerz, erotic, the different varieties of, 167-168, 561

Whipping of children, dangers of, 570

Whites, the. See Fluor albus

White slave trade, the, 336-338

“Wife, the free,” 242

Wife-lending and wife-exchange, 194

Wig-collectors, 616

Wild love, 281-302 distinguished from free love, 198, 221, 236-238, 281

Will, education of the, 655-657, 680, 689-691 diseases of the, 423, 655

Witchcraft, sexual element in belief therein, 118-121, 483

Woman, hair of, 24 demeanour during coitus, 49, 50 primitive character and comparative simplicity of feminine nature, 56 greater suggestibility of, 74 emotivity of, 75, 76 magical and mysterious nature of, 78, 119 sexual sensibility in, 83-86 tattooing of, 136-137 change of type with progressive civilization, 157 et seq. types of beauty, modern, 181-183 masturbation in, 418 nymphomania in, 429-432 frigidity in, 433-435 pollutions in, 439-440 sexual neurasthenia in, 451 flagellantism in, 573 masochism in, 586 poisoning by, 575 bestiality in, 645 power of resistance to degeneration, 717

“Woman and Socialism,” 251

Woman’s question, the, 58, 59, 79 et seq., 529, 747

Women, economic independence of, 251 diseases of, 367

Women-men, 545

Y

Yohimbin, 450

Young Germany, the love-problems of, 172-175

Z

Zoophilia, 640-643. See also Bestiality

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Index of names: there are no pages xi or xii. Several entries have been moved to be in alphabetical order.

Page 337, footnote 300, pp. 531-355: as printed; should possibly be 351-355 or 531-535.

Page 515, Rue des Veuves: possibly an error for Allée des Veuves as elsewhere.

Page 575, professional female prisoners: possibly an error for professional female poisoners.

Page 771, entry Kaliske: possibly an error for Kolisko.

Page 773, entry Ludwig, Philipp, there is no page number in the source document; this entry is possibly a reference to Louis Philippe.

Page 783, entry Letter: the reason for the referral to Condom is not clear.

Page 785, entry Onanism, a cause of sexual exhibitionism: no page numbers listed. Entry Obscenity: there is no page 794; the concept is defined and discussed in Chapter XXX (page 729 et seq.).

Page 787, entry Queue: there is no entry Plait, the link goes to Plait-cutters.

Page 788, entry Selection, natural: there is no entry Natural selection.

Changes made

Footnotes have been moved to the end of the chapter to which they belong, and have been numbered sequntially. References to footnotes have been re-numbered according to the footnote numbering in this text.

Minor obvious typographical and punctuation errors have been corrected silently. Vossiche and Vossische Zeitung have been standardised to Vossische Zeitung.

The Errata have already been included in the text.

Page 3 and 4: Schopenhaur changed to Schopenhauer (3x)

Page 32:Säkkingen changed to Säckingen

Page 110: Kaufeuren changed to Kaufbeuren

Page 151: Cléo de Merode changed to Cléo de Mérode

Page 188, footnote 155: Die Umschan changed to Die Umschau

Page 220: opening quote mark added before Divorce is not ...

Page 268: Sohney changed to Sohnrey

Page 292, footnote 237: opening bracket added before woman

Page 330: Oda Oldberg changed to Oda Olberg (2x)

Page 411: Prosner changed to Posner

Page 430: Trelat changed to Trélat

Page 436, closing bracket added after Lyons, 1550

Page 443, closing bracket added after glans penis

Page 467, footnote 473: Natur und Volkerkunde changed to Natur- und Volkerkunde

Page 477, footnote 462: Elberfield changed to Elberfeld

Page 480: Friedlander changed to Friedländer

Page 533: Krehls changed to Krehl

Page 584: Another prostitute reports: considered part of the body text, not of the surrounding quotes

Page 646, footnote 654: opening bracket added after à l’Homme

Page 654: closing quote mark inserted after ... stimulated imagination

Page 677: schmachet changed to schmachtet

Page 767: page number 863 changed to 683 (entry von Basedow)

Page 779: page number 889 changed to 689 (entry Character, education of the)

Indexes: some spelling has been standardised (either in the text or in the index).

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