Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 4 / Sexual Selection In Man

by Havelock Ellis

INDEX OF AUTHORS.

• Adachi, [60].
• Adam, Madame, [22].
• Adler, [64].
• Ælian, [131], [188].
• Allbutt, Gifford, [113].
• Allen, Grant, [74].
• Allin, A., [12], [13], [16], [17].
• Alrutz, [11], [15].
• Andree, [60], [160], [221].
• Anselm, St., [179].
• Arbuthnot, [131].
• Ariosto, [180].
• Aristænetus, [145].
• Aristophanes, [21], [90].
• Aristotle, [115], [126].
• Athenæus, [126], [188].
• Aubert, [64], [80].
• Audeoud, [108].
• Avicenna, [98], [180].
• Ayrton, [48], [52].

• Bacarisse, [165].
• Backhouse, [131].
• Bain, A., [6], [195].
• Baker, Sir S., [216].
• Bälz, [141].

• Baschet, Armand, [179].
• Batchelor, J., [176].
• Baudelaire, [73], [185].
• Bazan, Pardo, [87].
• Beatson, [25].
• Beauregard, [92].
• Bendix, [25].
• Benedikt, [69].
• Bernard, L., [73].
• Bernardin de St. Pierre, [107], [195].
• Bianchi, L., [75].
• Biérent, [125].
• Binet, [72], [120].
• Bloch, A. G., [29].
• Bloch, I., [66], [128], [158], [159], [169], [170], [185], [188], [189], [197], [204], [208].
• Boccaccio, [150].
• Bollinger, [173].
• Borel, [154].
• Botallus, [109].
• Brantôme, [163].
• Breitenstein, [221].
• Brisay, Marquis de, [206].
• Bronson, [15].
• Broune, R., [126].
• Brown, H., [82].
• Brunton, Sir Lauder, [6].
• Bücher, [114].
• Buckman, S. S., [216].
• Bulkley, [10].
• Bullen, F. St. John, [46], [71].
• Burckhardt, [32].
• Burdach, [65].
• Burton, Sir R., [153], [166].
• Burton, R., [158], [181], [182].

• Cabanès, [109].
• Cabanis, [27].
• Cadet-Devaux, [78].
• Candolle, A. de, [200].
• Cardano, [56].
• Cardi, Comte di, [158].
• Casanova, [39], [78].
• Castellani, [59], [61], [152].
• Cervantes, [181].
• Chadwick, [32].
• Chamfort, [16].
• Chaucer, [156].
• Clement of Alexandria, [33].
• Cloquet, [51], [56], [96], [103], [104].
• Cocke, J., [129].
• Coffignon, [189].
• Cohn, Jonas, [20].
• Colegrove, [5].
• Colenso, W., [49].
• Collet, [54].
• Compayre, [215].
• Cook, Captain, [34], [49].
• Cornish, [122].
• Courtier, [120].
• Crawley, [205], [206].
• Cyples, W., [116].

• Daniell, W. F., [157].
• D'Annunzio, [79], [184].
• Dante, [8].
• Darlington, L., [119].
• Darwin, C., [98], [122], [123], [124], [153], [157], [190], [195], [221].
• Darwin, E., [13], [171].
• Davy, J., [142].
• Deniker, [15], [165], [218], [221].
• D'Enjoy, [215], [220], [221].
• Digby, Sir K., [78].
• Dillon, E., [56].
• Distant, [98].
• Dogiel, [16], [119].
• Donaldson, H. H., [4].
• D'Orbigny, [60].
• Duffield, [48].
• Dufour, [38].
• Dühren, E., [37], [166].
• Dunlop, W., [140].

• Edinger, [44], [46].
• Eliot, George, [130], [132], [192].
• Ellis, A. B., [218].
• Ellis, A. J., [116].
• Ellis, Havelock, [87], [115], [118], [125], [132], [164], [173], [183], [199], [202], [203], [209].
• Ellis, W., [34], [186].
• Eloy, [58].
• Eméric-David, [145].
• Emin Pasha, [59].
• Endriss, J., [70], [125].
• Engelmann, I. J., [10].
• Epstein, [121].
• Esquirol, [98].
• Eulenburg, [40], [188].

• Féré,
  • [5], [7], [9], [21], [25], [27], [28], [29], [30],
  • [47], [58], [65], [69], [71], [80], [81], [89],
  • [97], [107], [108], [114], [118], [122], [124], [128].
• Ferrand, [127].
• Ferrero, [28].
• Filhés, Margarethe, [18].
• Fillmore, [115].
• Firenzuola, [179], [180].
• Flagy, R. de, [149].
• Fletcher, A. C., [115].
• Fliess, [69].
• Fol, H., [201].
• Foley, [48].
• Forster, J. B., [34].
• Franklin, A., [7], [32], [37].
• Frazer, J. G., [160].
• Friedländer, [49].
• Friedreich, J. B., [62].
• Fromentin, [206].
• Frumerie, G. de, [40].

• Galopin, [64], [78], [80].
• Galton, F., [201], [208].
• Garbini, [86], [87].
• Garson, [158].
• Giard, [206].
• Giessler, [47], [54].
• Gilman, [16].
• Goblot, [116], [119].
• Goethe, [84], [135], [158].
• Goncourt, E. de, [86].
• Görres, [62].
• Gould, [63], [80], [102].
• Gourmont, Remy de, [138], [163].
• Griffith, W. D. A., [24].
• Griffiths, A. B., [46].
• Grimaldi, [63].
• Groos, K., [4], [11], [15], [86], [115], [123], [124], [130], [138].
• Guibaud, [121].

• Hack, [69].
• Häcker, [123].
• Hagen, [60], [61], [65], [67], [75], [83], [95], [102].
• Hall, G. Stanley, [4], [5], [12], [16], [17], [158], [192], [216].
• Halle, A. de la, [147].
• Haller, [104].
• Harrison, F., [33].
• Hart, D. Berry, [16].
• Harvey, W. F., [222].
• Hawkesworth, [34].
• Haycraft, [52].
• Hearn, Lafcadio, [217].
• Heine, [188].
• Hellier, J. B., [26].
• Helmholtz, [94], [116], [128].
• Henry, C., [57].
• Hermant, Abel, [176].
• Herodotus, [174].
• Herrick, C. L., [13], [16], [44], [46].
• Herrick, R., [74], [191].
• Heschl, [65].
• Hildebrandt, [29].
• Hippocrates, [63].
• Holder, A. B., [22].
• Hortis, [150].
• Houdoy, [148], [151], [180].
• Houzeau, [28].
• Huart, [77], [144].
• Humboldt, W. von, [175].
• Hutchinson, W. F., [126].
• Hutchinson, Woods, [4], [10], [33].
• Huysmans, [73], [81].
• Hyades, [15], [218], [221].

• Jäger, [72], [77].
• James, W., [8], [82].
• Janet, [193].
• Jerome, St., [31].
• Joal, [109].
• Joest, [59], [60].
• Johnston, Sir H. H., [59], [60].
• Jorg, [63].
• Jouin, [40].
• Juvenal, [21].

• Kaan, [63].
• Kate, H. ten, [99].
• Kennedy, [62].
• Kiernan, J. G., [64], [65], [75], [77].
• King, J. S., [157].
• Kirchhoff, A., [221].
• Kistemaecker, [128], [208].
• Klein, G., [64].
• Kleist, [217].
• Krafft-Ebing, [71], [100], [188].
• Krauss, [76].
• Kubary, [22].
• Külpe, [5].

• Lane, E. W., [36], [143].
• Lancaster, E., [133].
• Latcham, [60].
• Laycock, [10], [51], [97], [98], [129].
• Layet, [108].
• Léchat, [179].
• Lecky, [32].
• Lejeune, [161].
• Lemaire, J., [181].
• Léoty, [172].
• Lewin, [65].
• Lewis, A. T., [122].
• Linnæus, [53].
• Lombard, [119].
• Lombroso, C., [28], [29], [218], [221].
• Lombroso, Gina, [17].
• Lucian, [179], [188].
• Lucretius, [98].
• Luigini, [180].
• Lumholtz, [49], [152].

• MacCauley, [152].
• MacDonald, J., [219].
• MacDougall, B., [122].
• MacKenzie, J. N., [57], [67], [69], [70], [72], [108].
• MacKenzie, S., [10].
• Man, E. H., [50], [60].
• Mantegazza, [7], [82], [94], [102], [125], [152], [153], [162], [167], [216].
• Marholm, L., [169].
• Marie de France, [150].
• Marro, [68], [86].
• Marston, J., [56].
• Martial, [77].
• Martineau, Harriet, [5].
• Massinger, [67].
• Matusch, [71].
• Mau, [32].
• Maudsley, H., [56].
• Maxim, Sir H., [123].
• McBride, [64].
• McDougall, W., [15].
• McKendrick, [127].
• Melle, Van, [53].
• Menander, [125].
• Mentz, [120].
• Merensky, [157].
• Mertens, [158].
• Michelet, [37], [79].
• Milton, [73].
• Miner, J. B., [113].
• Minut, G. de, [151].
• Mironoff, [24].
• Mitford, [141].
• Möbius, [73].
• Moll, [17], [21], [74], [75], [82], [85], [100], [110], [125], [174], [188].
• Moncelon, [65].
• Monin, [63].
• Moore, A. W., [217].
• Moore, F., [66].
• Moraglia, [29], [75].
• Motannabi, [97].
• Muir, Sir W., [99].
• Myers, C. S., [48], [61].

• Näcke, [100], [101], [127], [187].
• Newman, W. L., [126].
• Nietzsche, [33], [135].
• Niphus, [150], [180].
• Nordenskjöld, [153].
• Norman, Conolly, [71].
• Nuttall, [123].
• Nyrop, [221].

• O'Donovan, [149].
• Ordericus Vitalis, [37], [174].
• Ovid, [67], [78], [193].

• Papillault, [139].
• Parke, T. H., [59], [60].
• Parker, Rushton, [173].
• Passy, J., [52], [54], [56], [73], [108].
• Patrick, G. T. W., [1].
• Patrizi, M. L., [120].
• Paulhan, [56].

• Pearson, K., [201], [203], [204], [208].
• Penta, [7], [8].
• Perls, [87].
• Petrarch, [149], [180].
• Petrie, Flinders, [176].
• Piéron, [57].
• Piesse, [47], [99].
• Pillon, E., [56].
• Plateau, [92].
• Plato, [125].
• Ploss, [22], [65], [77], [151], [153], [157], [165], [167], [170].
• Plutarch, [62].
• Potwin, E., [5].
• Pouchet, [64].
• Poulton, E. B., [137], [154].
• Pruner Bey, [59].
• Pyle, [64], [80], [102].

• Raciborski, [64].
• Raffalovich, [89].
• Ramsey, Sir W., [52].
• Raseri, [178].
• Raymond, [193].
• Reade, Winwood, [153].
• Remfry, [25].
• Renier, R., [146], [147], [150], [179].
• Restif de la Bretonne, [100].
• Rhys, J., [217].
• Ribbert, [24].
• Ribot, [56].
• Ries, [69].
• Ripley, [175].
• Robinson, Louis, [11], [17], [18].
• Rochas, A. de, [117].
• Roger, J. L., [127].
• Rohlfs, [153].
• Romi, Shereef-Eddin, [77], [144].
• Ronsard, [181].
• Roscoe, J., [176].
• Rosenbaum, [21], [32].
• Roth, H. Ling, [66], [131], [221].
• Roth, W., [218].
• Roubaud, [65].
• Rousseau, [56], [78].
• Routh, A., [25].
• Rowbotham, J. F., [146].
• Rudeck, [37].
• Rutherford, [53].

• Salmuth, P., [101].
• Sanborn, L., [37].
• Santayana, G., [137].
• Savage, G., [28], [71].
• Savill, [9].
• Schellong, [95].
• Schiff, [69].
• Schopenhauer, [174], [195], [200].
• Schultz, A., [147], [158].
• Schurigius, [64].
• Scott, Colin, [138].
• Scripture, E. W., [118].
• Seligmann, [24].
• Selous, E., [215].
• Semon, Sir F., [69].
• Sénancour, [38], [79].
• Sensai, Nagayo, [141].
• Sergi, [179].
• Shakespeare, [74].
• Sharp, D., [92].
• Shelley, [74].
• Shields, T. E., [57].
• Shipley, [123].
• Shufeldt, [152].
• Simpson, Sir J. Y., [12], [25].
• Skeat, W. W., [141].
• Smith, Sir A., [157].
• Smith, G. Elliot, [45].
• Smith, H., [173].
• Smyth, Brough, [60].
• Sonnini, [104], [166], [176].
• Southerden, [53].
• Spencer, Herbert, [123].
• Spinoza, [16].
• Stanley, Hiram, [12].
• Stendhal, [79], [190], [192].
• Stevens, Vaughan, [221].
• Stirling, E. C., [158].
• Stoddart, W. H. B., [16].
• Stratz, C. H., [4], [49], [139], [141], [151], [154], [159], [164], [168], [170], [173], [177], [184].
• Swift, [131].
• Symonds, J. A., [82].
• Syrus, Publilius, [184].

• Talbot, E. B., [119].
• Talbot, E. S., [69].
• Tarchanoff, [118], [121].
• Tardif, [57], [108].
• Tarnowsky, [188].
• Temesvary, [25].
• Tennyson, [199].
• Tinayre, Marcelle, [171].
• Tolstoy, [79], [130].
• Toulouse, [73].
• Tourdes, G., [65].
• Tregear, [221].
• Tuckey, [62].
• Turner, [221].
• Tylor, E. B., [215].

• Varigny, O. de, [60].
• Vaschide, [53], [127], [128], [132].
• Vatsyayana, [29], [77], [103], [142], [219].
• Velten, [50], [218], [221].
• Venturi, [63].
• Vinci, L. de, [195].
• Vineberg, [26].
• Volkelt, [54].
• Vurpas, [128], [132].

• Waits, [60], [61].
• Wallace, A. E., [190].
• Wallaschek, [115].
• Waller, A., [1], [4].
• Walther, P. von, [52].
• Wartanoff, [121].
• Watts, G. F., [166].
• Weinhold, K., [38], [147].
• Wellhausen, [219].
• Wessmann, [157].
• Westermarck, [159], [175], [191], [195], [204], [206].
• Whytt, [98].
• Wiedemann, A., [145].
• Wiese, [218].
• Wilks, Sir S., [113].
• Wright, T., [37], [38], [39].
• Wundt, [114].

• Yellowlees, [28].
• Yung, E., [44].

• Zola, [73].
• Zurcher, [72].
• Zwaardemaker, [52], [53], [54], [56], [72], [104], [105].

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INDEX OF SUBJECTS.

• Acne in relation to sexual development, [10].
• Æsthetics,
  • standard modified by love, [20].
  • in region of smell, [54].
  • in relation to the sexual impulse, [137].
• Ainu, [176].
• Alexander the Great,
  • odor of, [62].
• Ambergris, [80], [95], [97].
• American Indians, [60].
  • types of beauty, [152].
  • ideas of beauty, [153], [175].
  • seldom acquainted with kiss, [221].
• Anæsthesia produced by tuning forks, [127].
• Antisexual instinct, [8].
• Arabs,
  • ideal of beauty, [143].
  • kissing among, [218], [219].
• Armpit,
  • odor of, [59], [60], [77], [78], [80] et seq., [84], [88], [95], [105].
• Asafœtida, [49], [53], [56].
• Assortative mating, [202].
• Australians, [60], [61].
  • ideal of beauty, [140], [152].
  • kissing among, [218].

• Bath,
  • its history in modern Europe, [36] et seq.
  • opposed by early Christians, [31].
  • also by Mohammed, [35].
• Baudelaire's olfactory sensibility, [73].
• Beard in relation to beauty, [173].
• Beauty as the symbol of love, [138].
  • the chief agent in sexual selection, [136].
  • the sexual element in æsthetic, [137].
  • its largely objective character, [139], [151], [154].
  • ideals of, among various peoples, [140] et seq.
  • sometimes found in lowest races, [152].
  • primary sex characters as an element of, [157] et seq.
• Beauty,
  • clothing in relation to, [158].
  • secondary sexual characters as an element of, [163] et seq.
  • in relation to pigmentation, [177] et seq., [197] et seq.
  • the individual element in ideal of, [183].
  • the exotic element, [184].
  • in relation to stature, [195] et seq.
• Bird song,
  • origin of, [123].
• Biting in relation to origin of kissing, [216].
• Blind,
  • sense of smell in the, [74].
  • sensitiveness to voice, [129].
• Blondes,
  • the admiration for, [177] et seq., [197] et seq.
• Breasts,
  • as an element of beauty, [170] et seq., [176].
  • as a tactile sexual focus, [23] et seq.
• Breath,
  • odor of, [64], [78].
• Brothels,
  • public baths once synonymous with, [38].
• Brummell, [193].
• Brunettes,
  • the admiration for, [177] et seq., [197] et seq.
• Bustle, [166].

• Capryl odors, [104].
• Carbolic acid disliked by savages, [48], [50].
• Castoreum, [47], [92], [95], [98].
• Cataglottism, [5].
• Catholic theologians,
  • on danger of tactile contacts, [8].
  • opposed bathing, [31].
• Chenopodium vulvaria, [104].
• Chinese ideal of beauty, [176].
  • odor of, [60].
  • music among, [125].
  • practice the olfactory kiss, [220].
• Christianity,
  • its use of the kiss, [219].
  • opposition to bathing, [31] et seq.
• Civet, [47], [49], [92], [96].
• Cleanliness and Christianity, [33] et seq.
• Cleanliness in relation to sexual attraction, [192].
• Clitoris,
  • deformation of, [157].
• Clothing,
  • sexual attraction of, [158], [169], [171], [191], [208].
• Codpiece, [159].
• Coitus,
  • body odor during, [63].
• Comic sense, [14].
• Continence,
  • odor of, [63], [82].
• Corset, [171] et seq.
• Crinoline, [170].
• Cumarine, [93], [105].
• Cunnilingus, [21], [75].
• Cutaneous excitation,
  • tonic effects of, [5].

• Dancing in sexual selection, [186].
• Death,
  • odor of, [62].
• Degenerates sexually attracted to one another, [200].
• Disparity,
  • the sexual charm of, [195] et seq., [208].
• Dogs practice cunnilingus, [21].
  • predominance of smell in mental life of, [47], [104].
  • susceptibility to music, [122].
• Doves,
  • sexual attraction among, [206].
• Dyeing the hair,
  • origin of, [179].

• Egyptian ideal of beauty, [145], [166], [174], [176].
• Emotional memory, [56].
• English type of beauty, [182].
• Erogenous zone, [9].
• Eskimo, [66], [153].
• Eunuchs,
  • odor of, [65].
• Europeans,
  • odor of, [60].
• Exotic element in ideal of beauty, [184].
• Eyes as a factor of beauty, [176] et seq.

• Fairness in relation to vigor, [203].
  • the admiration for, [153], [177] et seq., [197] et seq., [208].
• Farthingale, [169].
• Fellatio, [21], [75].
• Fetichism,
  • olfactory, [74], [81], [100].
  • urinary, [75].
  • shoe, [100].
• Flowers,
  • occasional injurious effect of perfumes of, [108].
  • sexual character of their perfume, [92], [102] et seq.
• French ideal of beauty, [147], [182].
• Fuegians, [15], [153], [218].

• German ideal of beauty, [147].
• Goethe's olfactory sensibility, [74].
• Gray eyes,
  • admiration for, [180].
• Greeks,
  • conception of music, [125].
  • ideal of beauty, [145].
  • pygmalionism among, [188].
• Green eyes,
  • admiration for, [180].
• Gunnings, the, [183].

• Hair as an element of beauty, [159], [173], [177] et seq.
  • sexual development of, [91].
  • suggested function of, [95].
  • odor of, [97].
• Hallucinations of smell, [70].
• Hamilton, Lady, [183].
• Hebrews acquainted with kiss, [219].
  • ideal of beauty, [142].
• Henna plant,
  • odor of, [104].
• Heterogamy, [207].
• Hindu ideal of beauty, [142].
• Hips as a feature of beauty, [164] et seq.
• Homogamy, [204], [207].
• Hottentot apron as a feature of beauty, [157].
• Hura dance, [186].
• Hypnosis,
  • effect of music during, [117].
• Hysteria and the skin, [9].

• Immorality and bathing, [37] et seq.
• Incest, origin of the abhorrence of, [204] et seq.
• Incontinence,
  • odor of, [64].
• Indians, American,
  • ideas of beauty, [153], [175].
  • odor of, [60].
  • types of beauty, [152].
  • seldom acquainted with kiss, [221].
• Infants,
  • odor of, [63].
• Insects and music, [123].
  • smell in their sexual life, [47], [92], [97].
• Inversion,
  • influence of odor in sexual, [80] et seq.
• Irish ideal of beauty, [149].
• Italian ideal of beauty, [149], [179].
• Itching,
  • its parallelism to sexual tumescence, [15].

• Japanese,
  • ideal of beauty, [141], [154].
  • odor of, [60].
  • perfumes among, [99].
  • unacquainted with kiss, [217].
• Javanese, [49], [154].
• Jewish ideal of beauty, [142].
• Joan of Aragon as a type of beauty, [105].

• Kiss, the, [5], [7], [22], [66], [215] et seq.
• Kwan-yin as a type of beauty, [154].

• Lactation,
  • controlling influences on, [24].
  • in relation to menstruation, [25].
• Larynx at puberty, [124].
• Laughter as a form of detumescence, [14].
• Leather,
  • odor of, [64], [100] et seq.
• Lily,
  • odor of, [103].
• Longevity and beauty, [139].

• Malays,
  • ideals of beauty, [141].
  • the kiss among, [221].
• Maoris, [49].
• Married couples,
  • degree of resemblance between, [200] et seq.
• Massage as a sexual stimulant, [6], [39].
• Masturbation,
  • in relation to acne, [10].
  • in relation to bleeding of nose, [68].
  • in relation to hallucinations of smell, [71].
• Melody,
  • the nature of, [115].
• Memories,
  • olfactory, [56].
  • tactile, [5].
• Menstruation,
  • in relation to acne, [10].
  • in relation to lactation, [25].
  • in relation to body odors, [64].
  • in relation to bleeding of nose, [68].
• Mirror as a method of heightening tumescence, [187].
• Mixoscopy, [188].
• Modesty in relation to ticklishness, [18].
• Mohammed,
  • his love of perfumes, [99].
  • his opinion of public baths, [35].
• Mohammedans,
  • attitude toward bath, [35].
  • preference for musk perfume, [98].
• Mosquitoes,
  • attracted by music, [123].
• Moths,
  • sexual odors of, [92], [97].
• Movement,
  • beauty of, [168], [186].
• Music,
  • among Chinese and Greeks, [125].
  • origins of, [113] et seq.
  • effects of, during hypnosis, [117].
  • physiological influence of, [118] et seq.
• Music,
  • why it is pleasurable, [122].
  • its sexual attraction among animals, [123].
  • in man, [124] et seq.
  • supposed therapeutic effects, [126].
• Musk, [53], [57], [60], [63], [77], [80], [91], [93], [95], [96] et seq., [107].
• Mutilations,
  • among savages for magic purposes, [160].
  • for sake of beauty, [157], [175].

• Narcissism, [187].
• Nasal mucous membrane and genital sphere, [68] et seq.
• Nates as a feature of beauty, [164] et seq.
• Necklace,
  • significance of, [160].
• Necrophily, [188].
• Negress,
  • beauty of, [152], [185].
  • odor of, [59], [96].
• Negro ideas of beauty, [153].
  • odor of, [59].
  • mode of kissing, [218], [220].
• Neopallium, [45].
• Neurasthenia and olfactory susceptibility, [72], [107].
  • in relation to pruritus, [15].
• Nicobarese, [50], [60].
• Nietzsche's supposed olfactory sensibility, [73].
• Nipple as a sexual focus, [23] et seq.
• Nose and sexual organs,
  • supposed connection, between, [67].

• Obesity,
  • the oriental admiration for, [166].
• Odors,
  • artificial, [93].
  • classification of, [53].
  • as stimulants, [57], [80], [98].
  • as medicines, [58], [98].
  • distinctive of various human races, [59].
  • of sanctity, [62].
• Odors of death, [62].
  • of the body, [62] et seq.
• Olfaction in relation to sexual selection, [66] et seq.
  • (See "Odors" and "Smells.")
  • the study of, [50] et seq.
• Olfactory area of brain, [44] et seq.
• Oöphorectomy and sense of smell, [65].
• Orgasm as a skin reflex, [16].
  • founded on tactile sensations, [7].
  • produced by various tactile contacts, [9].
• Ornament,
  • its religious significance, [160].
  • sexual significance of, [159].
• Overall, Mrs., [183].

• Padmini, [77], [142].
• Papuans, [48], [66], [95], [167].
• Parity,
  • the sexual charm of, [195] et seq.
• Peasants,
  • odor of, [89].
• Peau d'Espagne, [99].
• Perfume,
  • ancient use of, [77], [96].
  • sexual influence of, [86], [91] et seq.
  • results of excessive stimulation by, [107] et seq.
• Persian ideal of beauty, [144].
• Phallus worship, [160].
• Pigmentation connected with intensity of odor, [61], [80].
  • in relation to beauty, [177] et seq., [197] et seq.
  • in relation to vigor, [203].
• Polynesian dancing, [186].
• Pompeii, [31], [156].
• Preferential mating, [202].
• Pregnancy as an ideal of beauty, [68].
• Primary sex characters as an element of beauty, [157].
• Provençal ideal of beauty, [146].
• Pruritus, [15].
• Puberty,
  • accompanied by increased interest in art, [133].
  • olfactory sensibility at, [86].
• Pygmalionism, [188].

• Reeve, Pleasance, [183].
• Renaissance type of beauty, [179].
• Restif de la Bretonne, [100].
• Rhinencephalon, [45].
• Rhythm,
  • as a stimulant, [114].
  • the sense of, [113].

• Saddleback as a feature of beauty, [167].
• Salutation by smelling, [66].
• Samoans, [49].
• Sanctity, odor of, [62].
• Savages,
  • important part played by odor in their mental life, [48].
  • sometimes beautiful, [152].
  • their ideals of beauty, [140], [157] et seq.
• Secondary sexual characters in relation to sexual attraction, [163] et seq., [208].
• Semen,
  • odor of, [104] et seq.
• Sexual differences in admiration of beauty, [190].
  • in olfactory acuteness, [86], [87].
  • in urination, [209].
• Shoe fetichism, [100].
• Singalese ideal of beauty, [141].
• Singing as affected by sexual emotion, [132].
• Skin,
  • complexity of its functions, [3] et seq.
• Smell,
  • antipathies aroused by, [82].
  • its evolution, [44].
  • sexual significance in animals, [46].
  • its significance in man, [47] et seq.
  • theory of, [52].
  • special characteristics of, [54].
  • as the sense of the imagination, [56].
  • as distinctive of races and individuals, [59] et seq.
  • hallucinations of, [70].
  • in part the foundation of kiss, [220] et seq.
  • results of its excessive stimulation, [107] et seq.
• Sneezing and sexual stimulation, [68].
• Spanish ideal of beauty, [146].
  • saddle-back as an element of, [167].
• Stanley, Lady Venetia, [183].
• Statues, sexual love of, [188].
• Statue in relation to beauty, [195] et seq., [208].
• Steatopygia, [165].
• Strength,
  • the admiration of women for, [190] et seq., [203].
• Suckling as a cause of perversion, [28].
  • as a source of sexual emotion, [27].
• Swahilis, [50].

• Tahiti, [34].
• Tallness,
  • the admiration of, [195] et seq.
• Taste no part in sexual selection, [1].
• Tattooing, [158].
• Tennyson, [199].
• Thure-Brandt system of massage as a sexual stimulant, [40].
• Ticklishness, [11].
  • not a simple reflex, [13].
  • explainable by summation-irradiation theory, [14].
  • in relation to the sexual embrace, [15] et seq.
  • diminishes with age, [17].
  • also after marriage, [18].
• Touch,
  • of kiss, [215] et seq.
• Touch,
  • in part, foundation of kiss, [215] et seq.
  • the most primitive of all senses, [3] et seq.
  • the first to prove pleasurable, [5].
  • the most emotional sense, [6].
  • foundation of sexual orgasm, [7].
• Triangle as a sexual symbol, [161].
• Tumescence as a necessary preliminary to sexual influence of odors, [83].
  • the chief stimuli of, [1].

• Urinary fetichism, [75].
• Urination,
  • habits of sexes in, [109].
• Uterus,
  • its relations to breast, [23] et seq.

• Vair, significance of term, [180].
• Valerianic acid, [49], [104].
• Vanilla, [58], [93], [104], [107].
• Viguier, Paule de, [151].
• Violet perfume, [49], [80], [93], [104].
• Voice as a source of sexual stimulation, [128] et seq.
• Vulvar odor,
  • alleged function of, [64].

• Wagner's music,
  • emotional effects of, [128], [131].
• Walk,
  • beauty of, [167].
• Whitman,
  • odor of Walt, [62].

• Zola's olfactory sensibility, [73].