[279] C. Lombroso and G. Ferrero, “Woman as Criminal and Prostitute.”
[280] B. Tarnowsky, “Prostitution and Abolitionism” (Hamburg, 1890).
[281] C. Ströhmberg, “Prostitution: a Socio-Medical Study” (Stuttgart, 1899).
[282] E. Dühren (Iwan Bloch), “The Sexual Life in England,” vol. i., pp. 201-445 (Charlottenburg, 1901).
[283] E. von Düring, “Prostitution and Venereal Diseases” (Leipzig, 1905).
[284] Goethe, in the poem “Der Gott und die Bajadere,” has very beautifully described the ennoblement of gross love by means of ideal love.
[285] Henry Murger, in his “Vie de Bohème,” also alludes to the “incomprehensible” fact that “persons of standing who sometimes possess spirit, a name, and a coat cut according to the fashion, out of their love for the common will go so far as to raise to the level of an object of fashion a creature whom their very servant would not have chosen as a mistress.”
[286] C. Lombroso, “Woman as Criminal and Prostitute,” p. 550.
[287] Friedrich Hammer, “The Regulation of Prostitution,” published in The Journal for the Suppression of Venereal Diseases, vol. iii., No. 10, p. 380 (Leipzig, 1905).
[288] H. Kurella, “A Contribution to the Biological Comprehension of Physical and Psychical Bisexuality,” published in the Zentralblatt für Nervenheilkunde, 1896, vol. xix., p. 239.