The Sexual Life of Our Time in Its Relations to Modern Civilization / Translated from the Sixth German Edition - Iwan Bloch

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]
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Helbig, [23]
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Heliogabalus, [509], [566]
Hellmann, Roderich, [301]
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Hering, Ewald, [14]
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Herondas, [413]
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Hessen, Robert, [286], [376]
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Hippocrates, [440]
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Hirsch, William, [356], [462]
Hirschberg, Clara, [267], [268]
Hirschberg, Leopold, [459]
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Höffding, Harald, [166]
Hoffman, Dr., [618]
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Hofmann, E. von, [707]
Hogarth, [573]
Hohenau, [525]
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Holstein, Franz von, [506]
Holtzendorff, [120]
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Holtzinger, [119], [120]
Hoppe, A., [294]
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Horace, [282]
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Hössli, Heinrich, [506]
Houghton, [722]
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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]
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Ilgenstein, [733]
Immermann, [459]
Imogen, [165]
Isidora, [551]
Israel, Bianca, [268], [525]
Ivan the Terrible, [593]
Iwaya, Suyewo, [505]
Jack the Ripper, [574]
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Jacobowski, L., [28]
Jacquemart, [444]
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Jadassohn, J., [357]
Jadassohn, S., [524]
Jäger, Hans, [750]
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Jakobsen, J. P., [323], [324], [750]
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James, [565]
Janitschek, Maria, [747]
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Jastrow, [68], [72]
Jean, Paul. See [Richter]
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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]
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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]
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Kapp, Ernst, [142], [152]
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Karl August, [502]
Karlfeldt, [256]
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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]
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Kirn, [667]
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Kohn, Albert, [270], [391]
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Kopp, Carl, [684]
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Kräpelin E., [294], [336], [665], [669], [714]
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Krause, [30]
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Kromayer, Ernst, [402], [403]
Kröner, Eugen, [8], [15]
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Kupffer, Elisar von, [207], [749]
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Lacroix, Paul, [515], [519]
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Lamettrie, [676]
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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]
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Lauff, Josef, [558]
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Laura, [217]
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Laurentius, [421], [758]
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Lawrence, [736]
Lazarus, [104]
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Lecour, [402]
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Leitzmann, [736]
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Lessing, [457]
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Levy-Rathenau, Josephine, [81]
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Lucretius, [14], [559]
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Ludwig, Philipp,
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Mab, Queen, [239]
Macbeth, [443]
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M’Lennan, [98], [189]
Madelon, [171]
Maeterlinck, [219]
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Maisonneuve, Paul, [381]
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Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, [75]
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Mireur, [309], [402]
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Mommsen, [594]
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Olivier, Jacques, [483]
Olympia, [551]
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Ophelia, [165]
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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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