The sexual life of woman in its physiological, pathological and hygienic aspects (part 5 of 5)
Convulsions, 152.
Cook, 302, 443.
Cooper, 639.
Copulation, 200, 284, 323.
Corpora albicantia, 592.
Corpora fibrosa, 592.
Corpus luteum, 59.
Corset liver, 122.
Corsets, 90, 122.
Cosmophil nerves, 17.
Coste, 136, 304, 454.
Courty, 25, 29, 46, 132, 329, 361, 549, 594, 603, 607.
Craisson, 292.
Crampe, 380.
Crédé, 494.
Crimes committed during menstruation, 159.
Critical age, 571.
Critical period, 572.
Croom, 164.
Cros, 378.
Cruise, 494.
Culture, modern, 6.
Curetting, 119.
Currier, 609.
Curve of the sexual life of woman, 4.
Cyon, 16.
Cysts, 588.
Dangers to sexual life, 276.
Dante, 171.
Dark rings around the eyes, 46.
Darwin, 170, 376, 379, 380, 449, 485, 545.
Davis, 340, 484.
Decaisne, 165.
Defloration, 326.
Degeneration, stigmata of, 387.
De Graaf, 136.
Debay, 168, 482.
Dehio, 116.
De la Motte, 364.
Delivery, previous, 560.
Delusianne, 258.
Demange, 21.
Demosthenes, 271.
Denis, 130.
Denman, 555.
Dental transverse ridges, 57.
Derangement, 103.
D’Espine, 40, 82, 477, 538.
Desqué, 128.
Determinants as to marriage, 259.
Determination of sex, 420.
Determination of sex, influences on, 421, 436, 445.
Detumescence, 176.
De Villeneuve, 144.
Devilliers, 337.
Dewees, 365.
Diamant, 79, 158.
Diarrhœa, 144.
Diderot, 192.
Diet, 112, 127, 659.
Diet, regulation of, 660.
Digestion, disorders of, 107.
Digestive organs, 145, 630.
Diminution of procreative capacity, 401.
Diokles, 381.
Disinclination to physical exercise, 93.
Disorders, various, 85.
Disparity in age, 265.
Disturbances, nervous, 587.
Disturbances of general system, 587.
Dohm, 527.
Doran, 617.
Double chin, 572.
Doubleday, 485.
D’Outreport, 80.
Dragging sensations, 46.
Dreams, erotic, 107.
Dubois, 135.
Duchatelet, 477.
Duerer, 210.
Duesing, 231, 424, 442, 449, 453.
Dugès, 498.
Duhousset, 190.
Duke, 480.
Duncan, 146, 360, 367, 377, 466, 484, 513, 546, 562.
Dunlap, 165.
Dunn, 161.
Duplay, 494.
Duprès, 614.
Dupruyten, 494.
Duration of sexual period, 26, 30, 130, 181.
Dysmenorrhœa, 160.
Dysmenorrhœa, inflammatory, 162.
Dysmenorrhœa, intermediate, 164.
Dysmenorrhœa, mechanical, 162.
Dysmenorrhœa, nervous, 162.
Dysmenorrhœa, symptoms of, 163.
Dyspareunia, 187, 347, 355, 358, 359.
Dyspepsia, 23, 107, 227, 229, 631.
Edebohls, 165.
Edis, 294.
Effects of marriage on hysteria, 257.
Effertz, 173.
Egger, 118.
Eggle, 211.
Eichstadt, 298.
Eisenhart, 107, 234.
Ejaculatio praecox, 225.
Ejaculation, 349.
Elberskirchen, 173.
Elder, 235.
Elephantiasis of labia, 530.
Elliott, 395.
Ellis, 169.
Elsaesser, 438.
Emancipation, 200.
Embrace, intimate, 84.
Emmet, 45, 150, 414, 473, 522, 604.
Endogamy, 386.
Endometritis, 87, 235, 611.
Energy of woman, 200.
Engagement, 142.
Engel, 494.
Engelhardt, 244.
Engelmann, 137, 142.
English, 293.
Engstroem, 40.
Enlightenment of young girls, 35, 124, 273.
Enteroptosis, 90.
Epilepsy, 102, 257.
Epithelioid cells, 60.
Epistaxis, 165.
Equal moral rights, 264.
Equilibrium, mental, 153.
Erb, 172.
Erethism, sexual, 575.
Erlmeyer, 473.
Eroess, 78.
Erotic dreams, 107.
Erotic element, 173.
Erotic problem, 264.
Erotic sphere, 172.
Eroticism, 652.
Erysipelas, 634.
Esquirol, 81, 646.
Etienne, 21.
Exogamy, 386.
Eulenburg, 123, 199, 338, 354, 402, 405.
Europe, middle, 41.
Europe, southern, 42.
Eustache, 293.
Excess, habitual, 406.
Excess, sexual, 560.
Excessive prudery, 88.
Excessive sexual desire, 178.
Ezekiel, 47.
Facial aspect, 46.
Fainting fit, 102.
Fallopian tube, 489, 568.
False shame, 340.
Family life, 5.
Febris amatoria, 92.
Federns, 16.
Feeling of weakness, 46.
Feeling of numbness, 46.
Fehling, 17, 396, 407.
Fellner, 260.
Female companion, 192.
Female organs, diseases of, 83.
Feokstitow, 309.
Ferdy, 409.
Féré, 258.
Ferrero, 302.
Fertility in woman, 363.
Fertility, conjugal, 382.
Fertility, ideal of, 365.
Fertility, influences on, 374, 378.
Fertility, maximum, 373.
Fertility, monogenous, 373.
Fertility of female criminals, 382.
Fertility of prostitutes, 382.
Fertility, physiological, 365.
Fertility, restriction of, 388.
Fertilization, 137, 300, 305, 317, 321, 322.
Feydeau, 193.
Finkelstein, 148.
Finlayson, 366.
Fiquet, 450, 454.
Fischel, 165.
Flamerdinghe, 525.
Flaubert, 193.
Fleischer, 16.
Fleischmann, 146, 165.
Flow, suppression of, 103.
Follicles, graafian, 57.
Follicles, primitive, 57.
Follicles, ripening, 61.
Foods suitable for menopause, 662.
Foerster, 489.
Fordyce, 556.
Forensic significance of women during menses, 159.
Foster, 135.
Frænkel, 86, 91.
Franchi, 165.
Frank, 331, 466.
Free love, 261.
Free secretions, 51.
Freedom of the male, 33.
Freedom, sexual, 264.
Frerichs, 632.
Freud, 405.
Freund, 103, 223, 225, 490, 494, 527, 601.
Fricke, 109, 438, 448.
Fricker, 165.
Friedmann, 100, 104, 157.
Friedreich, 108.
“Friends,” 193.
Frigidity, partial, 173.
Fritsch, 143, 320, 341, 506, 519, 537, 555, 566, 600, 614, 619.
Froehlich, 86.
Frommel, 602.
Froriep, 417, 568.
Frost, 343.
Fuchs, 646.
Fürbringer, 168, 312, 317, 406, 535.
Fürst, 440, 491.
Function, sexual, 173.
Galen, 1, 77, 135, 187, 210, 251, 420.
Gallard, 88.
Gallemairts, 165.
Garat, 652.
Gastric secretion, 228.
Gastro-intestinal affections, 235.
Gautier, 193, 318.
Gavaret, 582.
Gebhard, 40, 79, 138, 142, 163.
Geissler, 427.
Geist, 637.
Gendrin, 136.
General disturbances, 145.
General fatigue, 46.
General weakness, 46.
Genital organs, diseases of, 529.
Genital organs, secretions of, 528.
Genital organs, secretions of, reactions of, 529.
Gerbe, 453.
Gilbert, 89.
Gilles de la Tourette, 109.
Gillirray, 415.
Giordano, 172.
Giraud, 156, 186, 318.
Girdles of chastity, 417.
Girdwood, 136.
Glaevecke, 138, 166, 182, 575, 629, 644.
Glands, reproductive, 20.
Glands, sebaceous, 51.
Globules, polar, 305.
Glünder, 537.
Godefroy, 482.
Goehlert, 370, 380, 423, 427, 443, 466.
Goethe, 3, 120, 167.
Goitre, 108.
Goltz, 21, 237.
Gonococcus, 26.
Gonorrhea, 200, 220, 278, 511.
Gonorrheal infection, 533, 553.
Goodell, 183, 406, 515, 575.
Goodman, 18.
Gosselin, 534.
Gottschalk, 235, 603, 612.
Graafian follicles, 57, 584, 587.
Gräfe, 398, 406.
Graily-Hewit, 234, 296.
Grawitz, 90.
Great uterine plexus, 16.
Grechen, 539.
Greeks, unchastity of, 192.
Grenser, 521.
Griesheim, 456.
Griesinger, 105, 653.
Grillparzer, 285.
Grimmaldi, 81.
Grisolle, 260.
Grohe, 298, 473.
Grünewaldt, 467, 532, 551, 559.
Grünfeld, 110, 118, 209, 409.
Grusdeff, 41.
Gunzburg, 410.
Gurrieri, 87, 382.
Gusserow, 494, 525, 616.
Gutceit, 105, 289, 350, 545.
Guy, 30, 596, 603.
Gynandry, 190.
Gynecological examination, 119.
Gyurkovechky, 315.
Hæckel, 460.
Hæmicrania, 100, 154.
Hæmmorhages, 604.
Hæmotopoiesis, 21, 89.
Hahn, 165.
Hair, pubic, 51, 110.
Haller, 80.
“Half old,” 576.
Haller, 2, 364, 544.
Hammerschlag, 89.
Hammond, 258.
Hampe, 426.
Hanau, 260, 478.
Hang, 148.
Hannover, 31.
Hardening of constitution, 25.
Harley, 320.
Hartmann, 202, 416.
Haschek, 482.
Hasler, 306.
Hauff, 182.
Haussmann, 299, 331, 408.
Haycraft, 378.
Hayem, 113.
Headache, 107.
Heart, degeneration of, 238.
Heart, female, at puberty, 98.
Heart, puberal development, 98.
Heart, spasms of, 98.
Heat, 136, 139.
Heat, fugitive, 577, 581.
Hebe, 210.
Hebephrenie, 101.
Heber, 148.
Hebra, 146, 634.
Hecker, 308, 424, 438.
Hedin, 466.
Hegar, 17, 91, 140, 168, 173, 182, 218, 224, 243, 278, 282, 292, 346, 386, 397, 564.
Heidenreich, 108.
Heinberger, 108.
Heine, 98.
Heitzmann, 147, 325.
Hellwald, 181.
Helmont, 2.
Hemsbach, 438.
Henle, 58, 597.
Hennig, 19, 99, 215, 333, 493, 556.
Henoch, 632.
Henrik, 235.
Hensen, 137, 179, 249, 304, 308, 348, 422, 439, 449.
Heusinger, 165.
Heppner, 495.
Hereditary predisposition, 245.
Herman, 343, 612.
Hermes, 565.
Herodotus, 185, 301.
Herpes, 111.
Hettstenius, 383.
Hewitt, 522.
Hey, 46.
Hildebrand, 341, 511.
Hippocrates, 1, 101, 103, 129, 135, 306, 381, 420, 480, 502, 631.
Hirsch, 135.
Hirschfeld, 305.
Hirt, 405.
His, 304.
Hoesslin, 405.
Hofacker, 422, 426, 429, 434.
Hoffmann, 69, 74, 89, 296, 331, 334, 344, 496.
Hofmeier, 80, 305, 484, 525, 536.
Hohl, 296.
Hollaender, 100.
Holst, 300, 475, 523.
Homosexuality, 189, 198, 548.
Horace, 271.
Horn, 432.
Horse breeders, 358.
Hortle, 165.
Horton, 326.
Hottentot apron, 212, 328.
Huchard, 252.
Hughes, 100.
Humbold, 2.
Humming top murmur, 96.
Hunter, 486.
Hydrometra, 613.
Hydrotherapeutics, 115.
Hygiene during menacme, 261.
Hygiene during menarche, 111.
Hygiene during menopause, 653.
Hygiene of marriage, 265.
Hygiene, rules of, 125.
Hymen, 63, 333.
Hymen, various forms, 66, 67.
Hyperæmia, 581.
Hyperæsthesia, 107, 178.
Hyperplasia, 612.
Hyrtl, 61, 213, 330, 446.
Huysmans, 206.
Hysteria, 154, 245.
Icard, 203.
Ideal passion, 36.
Ill, 515.
Impotence, complete, 337.
Impotence, paralytic, 336.
Impotence, psychical, 335.
Impotentia concipiendi, 551.
Impotentia generandi, 551.
Impulse, sexual, 76, 123, 166, 168, 169, 182, 190, 201.
Impulse, sexual, inverted, 548.
Impulse, sexual, perverted, 548.
Impulse toward reproduction, 169.
Inability to marry, effects of, 261.
Inbreeding, 386, 486.
Incapacity for inoculation of ovum, 549.
Incapacity for inoculation, causes for, 552.
Incest, 197.
Incontinence, 278.
Indifference, sexual, 171.
Individual variations, 133.
Infective germs, 220.
Infibulation, 416.
Infidelity, marital, 357.
Inflammatory processes, 87, 238.
Influences on female organism, 15.
Injuries in parturition, 223.
Injuries in parturition, complications, 224.
Injuries to vagina, 331.
Inner tunic, 59.
Insanity, 152, 249.
Insomnia, 107.
Instinct for preservation of species, 201.
Intensity of sexual life, 26.
Intercourse, sexual, at early age, 27.
Intercourse, sexual, during menstruation, 140.
Intercourse, sexual, frequency of, 275.
Intercourse, sexual, lack of, 257.
Intercourse, sexual, need of, 281.
Intercourse, sexual, promiscuous, 301.
Intercourse, sexual, restraint in, 276, 301.
Intermenstrual pain, 164.
Intermenstrual period, 140.
Interval between periods, 132.
Intestinal meteorism, 46.
Investigations, anatomical, 446.
Investigations, experimental, 452.
Investigations, statistical, 422.
Iridochoroiditis, 108.
Irritable weakness, 336.
Irritation, senile, 613.
Islam, 129.
Itching sensation in genital organs, 46.
Jackson, 494.
Jacobi, 18.
Jaffé, 235.
Janovsky, 147.
Jarowski, 112.
Jealousy, 651.
Jeamin, 208.
Jeannel, 538.
Jewesses, 45.
Joachim, 45.
Johannsen, 509.
Johnstone, 138.
Jolly, 186.
Joseph, 147.
Joubert, 42.
Jung, 641.
Janke, 450, 454.
Justinian, 48.
Juvenal, 192, 273, 392.
Kahane, 89, 112.
Kahlbaum, 101.
Kahlden, 141.
Kaltenbach, 292.
Kapysa, 266.
Katatonia, 103.
Kehrer, 293, 299, 316, 417, 509, 513, 521, 538.
Kennedy, 337, 365.
Keratitis, 108.
Keppler, 566.
Kerley, 165.
Készmarsky, 499.
Key, Ellen, 201, 262.
Kidney, movable, 122.
King, 364.
Kirn, 103.
Kiss, 285.
Kiwisch, 494, 603, 616.
Klebs, 473, 490, 494, 507, 552.
Kleinwaechter, 396, 406, 410, 556, 563, 601, 618.
Klinkosch-Hill, 494.
Koblanck, 364.
Kocks, 417, 568.
Koeberlé, 182, 564.
Koenig, 593.
Koeroesi, 372, 375, 384.
Kokkogam, 291.
Koran, 294.
Kossmann, 419.
Kostkewitsch, 630.
Kowalewski, 102, 155, 647, 653.
Krafft-Ebing, 77, 103, 155, 159, 176, 184, 186, 189, 196, 258, 282, 349, 353, 358, 403, 641, 647.
Krause, 290, 348.
Krausold, 195.
Kretschy, 16.
Krieger, 28, 31, 40, 43, 98, 130, 134, 145, 482, 594, 603.
Kristeller, 297.
Krönig, 257.
Kroner, 335, 539.
Krugenstein, 159.
Kuehne, 116.
Kulischer, 181.
Kundrat, 89, 137, 142.
Kussmaul, 81, 182, 189, 489, 494.
Labalbary, 541.
Labia, 212.
Labial hernia, 328.
Laboring classes, 27.
Lacasella, 192.
Lactation, 139, 403.
Lafarque, 197.
Lambert, 191.
Lamy, 232.
Landau, 143, 240, 566, 568.
Lantier, 80.
Larcher, 260.
Lasarewitsch, 499.
Lascivious procedures, 195.
Lateral sacral arteries, 14.
Lauenstein, 522.
Laurent, 81.
Laval, 146.
Law, 109, 165.
Lawrence, 161.
Lawson Tait, 102, 139, 564, 618, 637.
Lebedinsky, 479.
Lebert, 260, 616, 619.
Lecal, 45.
L’Eclos, 573.
Lecluyse, 567.
Lee, 474.
Le Fort, 165, 339.
Legoyt, 377.
Legrand du Saulle, 159, 198.
Legs, paræsthesia of, 107.
Lehmann, 241.
Leopold, 137, 141, 326, 528, 616.
Léseurs, 318.
Leube, 93.
Leuckart, 446.
Lever, 466.
Levi, 496.
Levinstein, 473.
Levy, 419, 438, 531.
Lewin, 478.
Lewy, 235.
Leyden, 233, 252.
Libido sexualis, 641.
Lichtenberg, 109.
Liebig, 393.
Liégois, 166.
Lier, 406, 538, 541, 559, 563.
Limitation of offspring, 283.
Linea alba, 208.
Linnæus, 132.
Lipomatosis, 93, 635.
Lippich, 377.
Liquor folliculi, 59.
Litschkuss, 499.
Litzmann, 168, 296.
Local causes, 48.
Local disturbances, 145.
Local irritations, 177.
Lode, 305.
Loehlein, 556.
Loewenfeld, 106, 173, 256, 308, 402, 406.
Loewenhardt, 137.
Loewenthal, 304.
Loewy, 22, 482.
Lombard, 118.
Lombroso, 46, 81, 159, 170, 186, 192, 203, 210, 262, 301, 382.
Lona, 381.
Lorain, 612.
Lott, 408, 502.
Louis, 332.
Love, free, 305.
Love in woman, 170, 285.
Love, Lesbian, 189, 415.
Love of early youth, 77.
Love, perfect, 263.
Love, platonic, 171.
Lower, 538.
Lucas, 494.
Lucian, 192.
Lumbar enlargement, 226.
Lumbar pain, 46.
Lumpe, 498.
Lutaud, 320.
Lutein cells, 60.
Luther, 168, 269, 385.
Lycurgus, 272.
Lymphatic vascular system, 15.
Mabille, 155.
Mackenzie, 109.
Macnaughton Jones, 161, 163.
McClintock, 525.
Macdonald, 522.
MacDowell, 564.
McGillivray, 476.
McLennan, 443.
Magnan, 178, 198.
Mahommedan people, 62.
Mahomet, 269.
Mainländer, 168.
Mairet, 158.
Male, prepotency of, 450.
Malthus, 376, 389.
Malthusian League, 393.
Mamma, 73, 75, 619.
Mandl, 142, 235.
Mania, 249, 650.
Manipulations, intra-uterine, 238.
Mantegazza, 23, 76, 170, 190, 193, 198, 207, 213, 380, 405.
Manus, 266, 385.
Marasmus, senile, 576.
Marcé, 155, 250.
Marie-Clement, 2.
Marholm, 205.
Mariagalli, 17.
Marilegoute, 434, 455.
Markzellen, 89.
Marotte, 102.
Marriage, at what age, 266.
Marriage, consanguineous, 387.
Marriage, immoral, 262.
Marriage of near kin, 267.
Marriage, premature, 473.
Marsa, 364.
Marsh, 597.
Martial, 189.
Martin, 80, 139, 299, 331, 337, 342, 474, 512, 536.
Martineau, 81, 190.
Maschka, 61, 66, 72, 190, 195, 331, 547.
Masochism, 194.
Masturbation, 88, 104, 124.
Maternity, 200.
Maturation, 140, 188.
Matusch, 627, 646, 652.
Maxwell, 613.
Mayer, 31, 40, 45, 131, 297, 332, 384, 478, 599, 603.
Mayet, 382.
Means for exciting voluptuous sensations, 361.
Meinert, 90.
Meissner, 365, 538, 606.
Melancholia, 103, 257.
Membrane, uterine mucous, 217.
Menacme, pathology of, 218.
Menacme, physiology of, 201.
Menacme, sexual epoch of, 200.
Menarche, 37.
Menarche and menopause, 595.
Menarche, pathology of, 82.
Menarche praecox, 78, 82.
Menarche tardiva, 78, 82.
Mende, 365.
Mendes de Leon, 142, 235.
Menge, 593.
Menopause, 571.
Menopause and race, 594.
Menopause, artificial, 580.
Menopause, changes in, 582.
Menopause delayed, 600.
Menopause, pathology of, 608.
Menopause, premature, 600.
Menopause, sudden, 600.
Menopause, time of, 593.
Menorrhagia, 86, 160, 608.
Menses, suppression of, 233.
Mensinga, 406, 411.
Menstrual blood, 129, 130.
Menstrual cycle, 19.
Menstrual psychoses, 193.
Menstrual stimulus, 103.
Menstrual style, 148.
Menstruation, 124.
Menstruation, anomalies of, 83.
Menstruation and age, 32, 38.
Menstruation and climate, 32.
Menstruation and nationality, 32.
Menstruation, beginning of, 30.
Menstruation, bloodless, 578.
Menstruation, cardiac activity during, 143.
Menstruation, cessation of, 576.
Menstruation, disorders during, 144.
Menstruation, disturbances of, 219.
Menstruation, first appearance, 45, 82.
Menstruation, irregular, 134.
Menstruation, late, 483.
Menstruation, pathology of, 143.
Menstruation, praecox, 79.
Menstruation, regular type of, 134.
Menstruation, remittent, 135.
Menstruation, vicarious, 164.
Mental disturbances, 145, 161.
Mental stimuli, 84.
Mercier, 118.
Merson, 653.
Messalina, 185.
Metabolic balance, 94.
Metabolism, 19, 635.
Metamorphosis, retrogressive, 584.
Metritis, chronic, 611.
Metritis, virginal, 232.
Metrorrhagia, 86.
Metschnikoff, 32.
Meyerhofer, 300, 304, 446.
Michel, 525.
Michelet, 6, 273.
Micklucho-Mackay, 415, 476, 541, 564.
Mill, 393.
Miller, 108.
Mind, disturbances of, 226.
Minor troubles, 226.
Misuse of medical science, 395.
Moebius, 268.
Moericke, 141.
Moist appearance, 51,
Molitor, 80.
Moll, 175, 189, 194, 198.
Mons veneris, 210.
Montesquieu, 378, 538.
Montgomery, 80.
Mooren, 108, 160.
Moraglia, 194.
Moral demand, 36.
Morality, sexual, 36.
Morbus virgineus, 92.
Moreau, 122, 332, 573.
Morgagni, 472.
Morityel, 484.
Morning sickness, 231.
Morphological elements of semen, 310.
Mortality of married men, 174.
Mortality of married women, 218.
Morton, 407, 466.
Mosaic law, 129, 270.
Moser, 438.
Motherhood, dread of, 201.
Mother’s supervision, 120.
Moulin, 478.
Maurange, 612.
Mucus, alkaline cervical, 133.
Mueller, 168, 233, 300, 320, 332, 475, 499, 528, 623.
Mundé, 515, 612.
Murmurs, systolic, 149.
Murphy, 334.
Museums, 120.
Mussy, 292, 641.
Myoma, 240.
Naegele, 137.
Nagel, 60.
Napier, 161.
Nathusius, 379.
Natural frigidity, 172.
Natural instincts, 120.
Nausea, 107.
Neefe, 438.
Nega, 494.
Negri, 17.
Negroni, 474.
Neisser, 537, 554.
Nerves, 10.
Nervous disturbances, 150, 161, 248.
Nervous diseases, 243, 244, 637.
Nervous irritability, 145.
Nervous system, 99.
Neudoerfer, 108.
Neugebauer, 407, 528.
Neumann, 245.
Neuralgia, 151.
Neurasthenia, 107.
Neurasthenia, sexual, 123.
Neuroses, 149, 225.
Neusser, 17, 89.
Nieden, 365.
Nietsche, 202.
Noble, 492.
Noegerath, 512, 531, 534, 537.
Noirot, 423.
Noorden, 21, 90.
Nordau, 399.
Nothnagel, 113.
Novels, 120.
Nussbaum, 449, 474.
Nutrition and genesis, 376.
Nymphomania, 184.
Obesity, 23, 92, 479, 636.
Obermeier, 165.
Obturator, 412.
Ocular trouble, 108.
Oceania, 43.
Odebrecht, 119.
Oehlschlaeger, 304.
Oehlshausen, 249, 343, 474, 476, 509, 523, 537, 560.
Oesterlen, 122, 331, 422.
Official examination before marriage, 265.
Old maids, 644.
Olfactory sense, 109.
Oligozoöspermia, 316.
Onanism, 199, 404.
Onanism, mechanical, 106.
Onanism, mental, 106.
Onanism, peripheral, 106.
Onanism, psychical, 351.
Only-child-sterility, 464.
Oöphorectomy, 139, 475.
Operative measures, 415.
Oppenheimer, 538.
Organ of hearing, 148.
Organ of vision, 148.
Ormerod, 494.
Ostium uterinum tubæ, 56.
Ott, 18, 20, 146.
Otto, 328.
Outer tunic, 59.
Ovals, 413.
Ovarian tenderness, 100.
Ovaries, 216, 471, 473, 474.
Ovaries, anatomical alterations, 583.
Ovaries, atrophy of, 583.
Ovaries, changes in, 8.
Ovaries, diseases of, 489.
Ovaries, extirpation of, 564.
Overstrain, intellectual, 120.
Ovid, 213.
Ovulation, 136, 470.
Ovum, discharge of, 136, 304, 306, 307.
Owen, 393.
Paget, 619.
Pagliani, 46.
Pajot, 293, 506, 527.
Pajot-Négrier, 135.
Palmay, 549.
Palpitation, 46, 95, 97, 107.
Panecki, 234.
Papa, 194.
Paranoia, 152.
Paré, 285.
Parent-Duchatelet, 81, 193, 477, 538.
Parsons, 165.
Pathological conditions in woman’s life, 599.
Patriarchical relationship of woman, 5.
Patru, 610.
Pauli, 147.
Péan, 182.
Pelmann, 155.
Pelvic viscera, 9.
Penis captivus, 340.
Percy, 314.
Period of sexual pleasure, 350.
Peripheral nerves, 16.
Peristalsis, 107, 229.
Perversion, sexual, 195, 360.
Pessaries, 406, 411.
Petiteau, 165.
Peyer, 293.
Pfaff, 190.
Pfannenstiel, 59.
Pfannkuch, 369, 559.
Pfau, 498.
Pflueger, 136, 475, 546.
Philo-Indicus, 156.
Physical disturbances, 153.
Physical exercise, 113.
Physician’s duty to enlighten girls, 125.
Picture galleries, 120.
Pigeolot, 407.
Pigmentation, 161.
Pincus, 419.
Pisciculture, 458.
Place, 393.
Plato, 265, 391, 666.
Pleasurable sensations, 177.
Plenk, 333.
Plicæ palmetæ, 296.
Pliny, 185, 273, 463.
Plon, 38, 46, 62, 81, 185, 214, 291, 308, 361, 416, 433, 446, 476, 545.
Plutarch, 190, 302, 420.
Plyette, 79, 165.
Pollutions, 352.
Polypus, 510, 590.
Pomeroy, 276, 414.
Porro’s operation, 567.
Portio vaginalis, 503.
Position, different modes of, 291.
Potain, 150, 628.
Potentia coeundi, 309.
Potentia generandi, 309.
Pouchet, 136.
Power, 108.
Pozzi, 343.
Pregnancy, 139, 245, 247.
Preventive measures, 255, 292, 388, 399, 410.
Prévost, 7.
Prima nox, 302.
Primitive conditions of society, 5.
Prior, 365.
Prochownick, 559.
Prochownik, 538.
Profluvium seminis, 358.
Prohibited degrees, 268.
Pro-nucleus, female, 305.
Pro-nucleus, male, 305.
Prostitution, 195, 262.
Pruritus, vaginal, 107.
Pruritus, vulvæ, 107, 634.
Pseudo-narcotism, 626, 638.
Psychical influences, 17.
Psychical manifestations, 18.
Psycho-neuroses, 23.
Psychopathia sexualis, 184, 257.
Psychopathic states, 152.
Psychoses, 155.
Puberty, 37, 200.
Pudendum, female, 204.
Pudic nerve, 111, 348.
Puech, 29, 109, 165, 182, 478, 597, 603.
Pulse, 94, 96, 144.
Pye-Smith, 100.
Pyrosis, 107, 228.
Quain, 166, 472, 494, 629.
Quetelet, 366, 379.
Rabba, 129.
Rabbi Akita, 129.
Rabbi d’Azai, 129.
Rabbi José, 129.
Rabbi Joshua, 266.
Rabbinowicz, 129.
Rabuteau, 18, 19.
Race, 38.
Rachitis, 117.
Raciborski, 26, 122, 247, 258, 260, 268, 274, 399.
Railway accidents, 84.
Rape, 295.
Raschi, 129.
Ratgen, 165.
Ratios between male and female births, 422.
Ravn, 43.
Rayer, 633.
Recreation, domestic, 121.
Reflex disturbances, 230.
Regeneration, post-menstrual, 143.
Regnier, 163.
Regulation of sexual intercourse, 269.
Reichert, 137.
Reine, 18, 163.
Relations of healthy and unhealthy female organs to other organs of the body, 25.
Renaudin, 482, 494.
Reproductive organs of girl of ten, 53.
Reproductive organs of new born, 52.
Reproductive organs of virgin, 55.
Respiratory organs, 107, 146, 254.
Rest cure, 113.
Retching, 107.
Retroflexion, 88, 230.
Reuter-Gabriele, 201.
Reyher, 414.
Rheinstein, 143.
Rhythmical variations, 20.
Ribbing, 26, 122, 247, 258, 268, 274, 399.
Ricardi, 194, 452.
Richard, 265.
Richarz, 451.
Richter, 22.
Ricord, 408.
Riecke, 13.
Riedel, 403, 544.
Riese, 438.
Rights of physical love, 203.
Rights of women, 173.
Ritschie, 482.
Roberts, 564.
Rochard, 466.
Rodbertus, 393.
Rodriguez, 480.
Rodzewitsch, 365, 482.
Roehrig, 15, 525.
Rogival, 618.
Rokitansky, 489, 494, 603.
Romberg, 642.
Roosevelt, 394.
Rosen, 478.
Rosenbach, 252.
Rosenthal, 352.
Rosenstadt, 180.
Rosin, 116.
Rossi, 109, 317, 332.
Rosthorn, 12, 214, 492.
Roth, 211, 452.
Roubaud, 287, 289, 362.
Rouget, 296.
Rousseau, 103, 124, 213.
Routh, 181.
Rouvier, 42.
Rueder, 612.
Ruettel, 364.
Rugæ, 216.
Ruge, 475, 522.
Runge, 121, 176, 221, 261.
Rush, 365.
Russ, 100.
Rut, 136, 139.
Sacher-Masoch, 193.
Sacrache, 46.
Sadism, 194.
Sadler, 366, 369, 377, 422, 430.
Saenger, 119, 396, 492, 512, 537.
Saexinger, 494, 616.
St. Hilaire, 434.
St. Prospêre, 171.
Salmon, 21.
Sand, 262.
Sappho, 190.
Satschoma, 499.
Scanzoni, 72, 275, 326, 474, 517, 523, 597, 604, 616, 619.
Schaefer, 155.
Schatz, 475.
Schauenstein, 191.
Schauta, 144, 147, 162, 245, 260, 490.
Schenk, 458, 486.
Schichareff, 18, 20.
Schiller, 271.
Schlager, 154, 645, 653.
Schlesinger, 141.
Schmalfuss, 166, 182.
Schmidt, 29, 365.
Schnürleber, 122.
Schnurthorax, 90.
Schoeltz, 116.
Schoenfeld, 330.
Schönlein, 108.
Schopenhaur, 168, 202.
Schorler, 559.
Schottlaender, 60.
Schrader, 19, 126, 146.
Shreiner, 312.
Schroeder, 155, 341, 521, 525, 538, 564.
Schubert, 116.
Schüle, 153, 186, 653.
Schuermayer, 197.
Schultze, 210, 448, 556.
Schwartz, 536.
Schwing, 147, 365.
Scott, 614.
Scrofula, 117, 484.
Seaside, 117.
Seasonal variations, 180.
Seborrhœa, 110, 118.
Sebum, 110, 118.
Sée, 100.
Seeligmann, 165, 466, 535.
Segmentation sphere, 306.
Seiler, 92.
Self-deception, 574.
Semper, 450.
Senator, 146.
Senescence, 572.
Sensation of fulness in hypogastric region, 46.
Senses, organs of, 108, 145, 250.
Sensibility, sexual, in women, 542.
Sergi, 170.
Sex combination, 427.
Sex relations, 35.
Sex, third, 201.
Sexual abuses, 258.
Sexual impulse, 179.
Sexual life, central perceptions of, 177.
Sexual life, development of, 176.
Sexual needs, 33.
Sexual neurasthenia, 199.
Sexual satisfaction, 177.
Shakespeare, 277.
Sheldon, 612.
Sheltered life, 212.
Sickel, 438.
Signs, prodromal, 129.
Siebold, 438.
Simon, 130, 527.
Simpson, 218, 465, 487, 603, 618.
Sims, 297, 314, 318, 365, 466, 513, 521.
Sinéty, 141.
Sintemma, 136.
Skene, 612.
Skin, diseases of, 146, 632.
Skin, eruptions of, 146.
Skopstki, 184.
Slavjansky, 473.
Sleep, 115.
Sloan, 108.
Smegma, 51, 529.
Soaps, 118.
Social circumstances, 599.
Social significance of sexual life, 33.
Socrates, 269.
Sodomy, 190.
Solanieff, 556.
Solon, 269, 273.
Sommerus, 482.
Song of Solomon, 23.
Soranus, 308, 381, 420, 463, 502.
Spaeth, 438.
Spallanzani, 317.
Spartan custom, 272.
Spasms, clonic, 102.
Spasms, tonic, 102.
Spencer Wells, 182, 376, 466, 485.
Spermatozoa, 304, 306, 310.
Spiegelberg, 475, 515, 560.
Spietschka, 110, 118, 209.
Stadion, 193.
Staël, 3.
Stark, 482.
Starkweather, 451.
Stays, tight, 97.
Steatopyga, 573.
Steglehner, 528.
Stein, 202.
Steinbow, 203.
Steiner, 100.
Stenokardia, 98.
Stepanow, 109.
Stephenson, 85.
Sterility, absolute, 540, 569.
Sterility, artificial, 413, 462, 464, 468, 484.
Sterility, one-child, 561.
Sterility, operative, 563.
Sterility, relative, 540, 569.
Sterility, varieties of, 470, 569, 570.
Stevens, 522.
Stieda, 91, 384.
Stiehl, 124.
Stille, 406.
Stiller, 147.
Stimulation, local, 237.
Stimulation, mechanical, 15.
Stimulation, thermic, 15.
Stomach, ulcer of, 107.
Storer, 414.
Strabo, 415, 564.
Strahan, 386.
Strassmann, 16, 138, 140, 143, 241.
Stratz, 24, 212.
Striæ, 209.
Strindberg, 206.
Strogamoff, 593.
Sudden frights, 84.
Suesserot, 525.
Suicide, 174.
Suppression of menses, 158.
Susruta, 48, 129, 307, 420, 463.
Swieten, 333.
Swift, 441.
Sympathetic action, 549.
Sympathetic nervous system, 237.
Syncope, 150.
Synkits, 482.
Szukits, 28, 131, 134.
Tachycardia, 23, 345.
Tairi, 407.
Talmud, 129, 276, 292, 294, 307.
Talquist, 365, 383.
Tardieu, 190, 195.
Tarnowskaja, 382.
Tarnowsky, 262.
Tassenbroek, 142.
Taste, acid, 107.
Taste, pasty, 107.
Taste, perverse, 107.
Tauffer, 166, 496, 499.
Taxil, 192.
Taylor, 364, 482.
Tea, 121.
Tenderness of breasts, 46.
Tetany, 247.
Theaters, 120.
Theilhaber, 235, 609.
Theopold, 543.
Thiery, 452.
Thomas, 413.
Thompson, 334, 404, 406.
Thorn, 602.
Thyroid, 108.
Tilt, 29, 31, 43, 135, 518, 582, 594, 600, 626, 629, 631, 634, 666.
Timan, 325.
Tissier, 183.
Tissot, 102.
Toldt, 215.
Tolstoi, 34, 206, 397, 401.
Tonsils, hypertrophy of, 107.
Touchon, 453.
Tousenel, 443.
Towels, sanitary, 125.
Towers-Smith, 480.
Traugott, 116.
Travels, 121.
Tribadism, 190.
Troggler, 187.
Troubles, domestic, 219.
Tschowuloff, 382.
Tuberculosis, 259.
Tuke, 155.
Tumors of rectum, 334.
Tunica propria, 60.
Tussenbeck, 235.
Two-children-system, 384.
Tyler-Smith, 522.
Ultzmann, 287, 312.
Uncle, 194.
Underwear, 122.
Undulatory movement, 18.
Uneasy sensations, 46.
Unhappy marriages, 190.
Union of Social Harmony, 393.
Upbringing, domestic, 120.
Upjohn, 449.
Urinary organs, 146.
Urine, retention of, 126.
Urnings, 197.
Uterine annexa, 566.
Uteromania, 184.
Uterus, 91, 214, 297, 494, 499, 500, 515, 523, 558, 590, 614, 617.
Vacher, 383.
Vagina, 216, 526.
Vaginal stricture, 346.
Vaginismus, 335, 337, 341, 345.
Vaginodynia, 343.
Valenta, 406.
Varge, 333.
Vascular system, 13.
Vasomotor disturbances, 104, 151.
Vedeler, 521.
Veins, 13.
Veit, 60, 87, 308, 327, 342.
Velpeau, 619.
Venus apparatus, 412.
Venus powder, 412.
Vera, 35.
Veraism, 263.
Vertigo, 46, 154.
Viault, 118.
Villermé, 377, 379.
Viraginity, 190.
Virchow, 86, 91, 208, 379, 489.
Virey, 132, 328, 545, 595.
Virginity, moral, 123.
Visceral neuralgia, 640.
Vitreous body, 108.
Vogel, 130.
Voigt, 165.
Voltaire, 285.
Voluptuous sensations, 203.
Vomiting, 107, 230.
Vorst, 394.
Vulva, 526.
Wald, 191.
Waldeyer, 58, 60, 605.
Wallace, 400.
Walter, 607.
Wappaeus, 379, 423, 435.
Waterbrash, 228.
Waters, natural, 116.
Waters, mineral, 116.
Watson, 165.
Weakly women, 28.
Weight at age of puberty, 47.
Weinbrunn, 332.
Weinhold, 416.
Weiss, 333.
Wendeler, 591.
Werne, 416.
Wernich, 296.
West, 474, 525.
Westphal, 142, 158, 189, 195.
Weybsbart, 210.
Whitehead, 369.
Wilhelm, 147.
Wilkins, 445.
Willbraud, 193.
Wille, 157, 407.
Williams, 137.
Wilson, 635.
Windmueller, 165.
Windscheid, 150, 243, 247, 627, 640, 642.
Winkel, 128, 342, 474, 509, 523, 527, 558.
Winter, 84.
Winterhalter, 138.
Withrow, 165.
Woman, influence of, 206.
Women writers, 34.
Wyder, 304, 332.
Yamagiron, 217.
Young, 482.
Zarathustra, 202.
Zeis, 331.
Zeissl, 478, 535.
Ziehl, 496.
Ziemssen, 526.
Zola, 193.
Zoroaster, 269.
Zunaikornustax, 210.
Zweifel, 72, 528.
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Footnote 1:
Concerning the Feminine Constitution.
Footnote 2:
Concerning the Barren.
Footnote 3:
Concerning Virgins.
Footnote 4:
On the Diseases of Regions.
Footnote 5:
On the Secret Parts of Women.
Footnote 6:
Essay on the Physical and Mental Diseases of Women.
Footnote 7:
Physiological Considerations on the Diverse Epochs of the Life of Woman.
Footnote 8:
Concerning Sexual Differentiation, and Its Influence on Organic Nature.
Footnote 9:
The Sexual Life of Woman.
Footnote 10:
On account of the womb alone is woman what she is.
Footnote 11:
The womb is the cause of all the diseases from which women suffer.
Footnote 12:
“Love is an episode merely in the life of man; of woman, it is the entire history.” But this epigram of Madame de Staël’s will, to English readers, be more familiar in the form in which it was cast by Byron (Don Juan, canto i, stanza 194):
“Man’s love is of man’s life a thing apart; ’Tis woman’s whole existence.”
Footnote 13:
On Love.
Footnote 14:
“This century will be known as the century of the diseases of the uterus.”
Footnote 15:
Half-virgin.
Footnote 16:
Beauty of the devil.
Footnote 17:
“The cry of the suffering organ comes not from the uterus but from the entire organism.”
Footnote 18:
“One for Many. Leaves from the Diary of a Maiden of Vera.”
Footnote 19:
It is by a certain abuse of terminology that the name follicle is given to these structures even before the appearance of fluid in their interior, the word folliculus meaning properly a little bag or sack. The author’s limitation of the term graafian follicle to the later, full-grown stage of these structures, though historically accurate, is not usual in England.—TR.
Footnote 20:
“A uterus served by organs.”
Footnote 21:
Menorrhage des Jeunes Filles et Hypertrophie du Col Utérin.
Footnote 22:
The German word used is Herzkrampf; in the first line of the paragraph it is used in the plural, and in inverted commas. Angina pectoris proper, the severe and often fatal disease met with chiefly in elderly men, is sometimes known in Germany as Herzkrampf, but the established and distinctive German name for the affection is Stenokardia. It is evident, however, that Krieger’s cases are not cases of true angina, and it is probable that they would be classed by English physicians under the heading of pseudo-angina pectoris.—TR.
Footnote 23:
Hebephrenie.—There is no current English equivalent of this word, used by Kahlbaum to denote a form of melancholia occurring at puberty, and terminating in dementia.—TR.
Footnote 24:
Katatonia (Katatonie) is a term used in Germany to denote insanity associated with muscular rigidity.—TR.
Footnote 25:
A term introduced by Charcot. See page 97.
Footnote 26:
The author’s classification is adhered to. It is not usual, I believe, in Germany, to class the thyroid body among the organs of respiration. But the only disease mentioned under the above heading is goitre.—TR.
Footnote 27:
In Germany the term Lanugo, or Wollhaar, is used to denote the rudimentary hairy covering of the body throughout life, as distinguished from the specialized and fully developed hairs of the head, beard, axillæ, etc. In England the use of the term lanugo is usually restricted to denote the downy crop of hair with which an infant is covered at birth, which is shed in a few months thereafter. See the English edition of Toldt’s Atlas of Human Anatomy, Part VI., Appendix, note 503.—TR.
Footnote 28:
It will be noticed that the author uses the term seborrhœa as a general term for diseases of the sebaceous glands, including acne. In England acne, and its preliminary stage, the formation of comedones, are separately considered, the signification of the term seborrhœa being limited to denote cases in which the secretion of the glands forms an oily, waxy, or scaly accumulation on the surface. Seborrhœa oleosa is defined by Crocker as that form of the affection in which the olein is in excess.—TR.
Footnote 29:
It must be remembered that these dietetic directions are for German and Austrian middle-class people, the arrangement of whose meals differs from ours considerably. The usual meals and hours are: Early breakfast, coffee and rolls, at 8 or earlier; second breakfast, a more substantial meal, at 10; mid-day dinner, the principal meal, at 1 or 2 P. M.; afternoon coffee, at 4; supper at 8 P. M.—TR.
Footnote 30:
Regarding the significance attached by the author to the words seborrhœa and seborrhœis, see note to page 107.
Footnote 31:
Eine Mutterpflicht.
Footnote 32:
See note 26 to p. 107.
Footnote 33:
My peace is lost, My heart is heavy, I find it never And nevermore. My bosom presses Towards him, Ah, could I seize him And embrace him, And kiss him, As I long to do, In his kisses I should pass away.
Footnote 34:
It seems expedient to point out that whilst in this work the German word Geschlechtstrieb has in the great majority of cases been rendered in English by the term sexual impulse, on two or three occasions, as here, the author speaks of the Geschlechtstrieb as composed of sensation, perception, and impulse (Drang), when for obvious reasons the rendering sexual instinct becomes necessary. Though the term sexual impulse is, I think, in more general use than the term sexual instinct, it must not be forgotten that the inclination towards sexual congress is composite in nature, and that an impulse in the strict sense of the term is only one element in its composition.—TR.
Footnote 35:
This word urning, used to denote individuals exhibiting this particular type of homosexuality, belongs to the terminology now generally adopted by writers on sexual pathology, and has been used by English writers on the subject—Havelock Ellis, for instance.
Footnote 36:
The German word Angst, here translated anxiety, is used in various senses, ranging from anxiety to anguish, according as the mental element or the element of pure feeling predominates in the conception. In the case of the angst-neurosis, however, a condition of mental uneasiness would appear to be connoted, and therefore anxiety is the best rendering.—TR.
Footnote 37:
German, Lendenmarksymptome.
Footnote 38:
German, saures Aufstossen und Sodbrennen; for the latter noun heartburn would appear to be the most precise English equivalent, since the term pyrosis is sometimes employed to denote the acid eructation (or water-brash) and sometimes the accompanying sensation at the pit of the stomach—heartburn or cardialgia. Etymologically, of course, the latter sense of pyrosis is correct (Greek, πῦρ, fire).—TR.
Footnote 39:
By consideration of the results of treatment.
Footnote 40:
Ger. in den Parametrien. The reasons for preferring the phrase parametric connective tissue to the noun parametrium will be found in the English edition of Toldt’s Atlas of Human Anatomy, Part IV, App. note 84.
Footnote 41:
It is usual of the Continent of Europe to divide the course of pregnancy into ten “months” of four weeks each. This fact must never be forgotten when comparisons are made between English and Continental tables, respectively, of the events of pregnancy.
Footnote 42:
Ger. Lufthunger.
Footnote 43:
See note 36 on p. 225.
Footnote 44:
The statement is so often made that conception occurring when one or both parents are intoxicated is likely to be harmful to the offspring, that it seems expedient to point out that neither the author of this work, nor any other author known to me, has ever brought forward any rigorous scientific evidence in proof of the alleged fact. It is one of those crude generalizations whose superficial verisimilitude leads to their continued though unsupported reassertion. The fact that the notion of procreation by inebriated progenitors is repugnant to our æsthetic sensibilities has, of course, nothing whatever to do with the logical proof of the assertion that such an act is harmful to the fruit of conception.—TR.
Footnote 45:
Respect kisses the hand, Affection kisses the cheek, Spiritual love kisses the mouth. Desire the neck; Amatory frenzy kisses the whole body.
Footnote 46:
The author omits special reference to the metastatic orchitis that so frequently complicates epidemic parotitis (mumps) when that disease occurs after puberty. Though usually benign in character, the inflammation very often results in atrophy of the testicle. Fortunately, bilateral atrophy from this cause is very rare; and even when it does occur, both testicles being extremely small, potentia coeundi and potentia gestandi may nevertheless remain. But when double atrophy from this cause takes place before puberty (happily an occurrence of the utmost rarity), sexual development is usually arrested, the sufferer being in effect a eunuch.—TR.
Footnote 47:
It is recorded of John Hunter that in a case of hypospadias, he advised the patient to draw his semen into a syringe and inject it into his wife’s vagina, with fruitful result.—TR.
Footnote 48:
Constrictor Cunni Muscle.—In women the bulbocavernosus muscles, right and left, form, as it were, a sphincter to the vaginal outlet. Hence the alternative names of sphincter vaginæ and constrictor cunni muscle. The latter name is in common use in Germany, but, though appropriate, is rarely employed in England.—TRANSL.
Footnote 49:
“Prostitutes conceive often, but abort frequently.”
Footnote 50:
“Prostitutes become fecund when, abandoning their profession, they marry, or pass under the protection of a single man; in such cases they become pregnant, they are always happy, and their children are as healthy as those of other women.”
Footnote 51:
Compare stanzas 46 and 47 of “Venus and Adonis”:
His ears up-prick’d; his braided hanging mane Upon his compass’d crest now stands on end; His nostrils drink the air, and forth again, As from a furnace, vapours does he send: His eye, which scornfully glisters like fire, Shows his hot courage and his high desire.
Sometimes he trots, as if he told the steps, With gentle majesty and modest pride; Anon he rears upright, curvets and leaps, As who should say, “Lo! thus my strength is tried; And this I do to captivate the eye Of the fair breeder that is standing by.”
Footnote 52:
NOTE.—In Germany, the term Ausfallserscheinungen is used as a general name for the various disorders of the climacteric period. The word Ausfall means literally a falling out, or shedding, as of the hair. No precise English equivalent of the term is known to me, nor is one really needed, the phrase disorders of the climacteric being sufficiently distinctive.—TRANSL.
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TRANSCRIBER’S NOTES
Changes made to medical terms, proper names, or foreign words. Does not include the index which was always corrected to agree with the text. In case of multiple changes only the first is listed:
Page Original Text Changed Text vii etc. Amenorrhoea Amenorrhœa vii etc. Dysmenorrhoea Dysmenorrhœa vii Anaesthesia Anæsthesia x Asterahanthion Asterakanthion x etc. Oligozoospermia Oligozoöspermia x Uteras Uterus 2 climateric climacteric 3 coëxtensive coextensive 8 manfestations manifestations 13 hæmorrhoidal haemorrhoidal 23 chorosis chlorosis 39 Roberton Robertson 55 Fraenum Frænum 55 etc. Nymphae Nymphæ 60 dentoplasm deutoplasm 71 etc. Carunculae Carunculæ 73 primæ primae 78 etc. Præcox Praecox 95 etc. amenorrhœic amenorrhoeic 96 venticle ventricle 98 teleangiectasis telangiectases 99 patients complain patients who complain 104 phychosis psychosis 105 sexual sexually 110 suderiferous sudoriferous 116 hæmaglobin hæmoglobin 119 Sænger Saenger 128 etc. hyperæmic hyperaemic 138 Strassman Strassmann 148 chloasmia chloasma 148 meatas meatus 154 organism in predisposed organism is predisposed 166 larnyx larynx 194 Riccardi Ricardi 207 overy ovary 209 Spietshka Spietschka 211 etc. Rothe Roth 212 etc. uretha urethra 215 etc. nulliparæ nulliparae 220 organims organisms 222 teleangiectases telangiectases 222 splanchoptosis splanchnoptosis 223 vulvular valvular 240 hysterica hysteria 240 hæmorhages hæmorrhages 241 hyperæmias hyperaemias 260 Rozières Rosières 280 hygenic hygienic 291 constictor constrictor 291 ishiocavernosus ischiocavernosus 291 Zanibar Zanzibar 299 Hausmann Haussmann 303 etc. aesthetic æsthetic 303 etc. hetairae hetairæ 303 etc. mediaeval mediæval 306 mezalocephala megalocephala 306 Nusbaum Nussbaum 310 laminae laminæ 310 speramatozoa spermatozoa 314 spematozoa spermatozoa 315 etc. azoöspermia azoospermia 316 blenorrhœa blennorrhœa 326 Brille Brill 327 fistulae fistulæ 332 foetaltal foetal 334 cyctocele cystocele 339 urethal urethral 339 hymenal hymeneal 339 kolpitis colpitis 354 lupulin 0.5 (¾ grain) lupulin 0.05 (¾ grain) 365 Rodsewitsch Rodzewitsch 383 Tallquist Talquist 396 Sänger Saenger 404 cartarrhal catarrhal 412 vaginia vagina 414 Pomerey Pomeroy 418 Arendt Arndt 456 infusioria infusoria 456 acquaria aquaria 470 etc. anaemia anæmia 472 climateric climacteric 472 lupinars lupanars 477 perenchymatous parenchymatous 488 haematokolpos haematocolpos 492 catarrahal catarrhal 494 Güsserow Gusserow 494 Renauldin Renaudin 495 lacunae lacunæ 496 columnae columnæ 496 labiae labiæ 499 dysmenorrhoeic dysmenorrhœic 500 dysmenorrhoeal dysmenorrhœal 502 tincae tincæ 511 Hildebrandt Hildebrand 513 Germany is believing Germany in believing 515 blenorrhagia blennorrhagia 516 parameterium parametrium 524 hyperaesthetic hyperæsthetic 529 etc. papillae papillæ 539 avortment avortent 539 sout sont 539 conjuctival conjunctival 540 urethae urethrae 541 hyspospadias hypospadias 541 hvpospadiac hypospadiac 544 etc. anaemic anæmic 549 dysmenorrhoeal dysmenorrhœal 559 Pfankuch Pfannkuch 564 overian ovarian 580 mucuous mucous 603 physionognomy physiognomy 612 Munde Mundé 631 Haematemesis Hæmatemesis 633 seborrhoeic seborrhœic 648 the casual agent the causal agent 650 paroxyms paroxysms 654 oesophagus œsophagus 658 defaecation defæcation
1. Silently corrected typographical errors and variations in spelling. 2. Archaic, non-standard, and uncertain spellings retained as printed. 3. There are references to temperatures in Rankine units. I doubt this would be meaningful when referring to human temperatures but I did not alter them. 4. Footnotes were re-indexed using numbers and collected together at the end of the last chapter. 5. Enclosed italics font in underscores.