Manual of Classical Erotology (De figuris Veneris)

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FRED. CHAS. FORBERG
LITERAL ENGLISH VERSION.
MANCHESTER
One Hundred Copies
PRIVATELY PRINTED FOR VISCOUNT
JULIAN SMITHSON M. A., AND FRIENDS
1884
NOTE
One Hundred Copies only of this volume have been printed (all on the same paper and the type distributed) for Viscount Julian Smithson M. A., the Translator, and his Friends. None of these Copies are for Sale.
Foreword
It is perhaps well to state at once that the “Manual of Classical Erotology” is intended only for Students of the Classics, Lawyers, Psychologists and Medical Men. Those persons, we think, who may peruse it as a means of awakening voluptuous sensations will be severely disappointed. Never did a work more serious issue from the press. Here we have no curious erotic story born of a diseased mind, but a cold, relentless analysis of those human passions which it is ever the object of Science to wrestle with and overthrow.