Doctrine of the Fathers as to concupiscence, [281].
Nature of the problem of the relations of the sexes, [282].
Prostitution, [282-284].
Recognition in Greece of two distinct orders of womanhood—the wife and the hetæra, [287].
Condition of Roman women, [297], et seq.
Legal emancipation of women in Rome, [304].
Unbounded liberty of divorce, [306].
Amount of female virtue in Imperial Rome, [308-312].
Legislative measures to repress sensuality, [312].
To enforce the reciprocity of obligation in marriage, [312].