INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Abipones:

Baldness;

Tattooing courage;

Cruel to women;

Parental tyranny.

Abyssinians:

Concubinage;

Women not coy;

Amulets;

Choice;

Where woman rules;

No chance for love;

Pastoral love;

A flirtation.

Achilles and Briseis.

Acontius and Cydippe.

Adoration, contempt, and adulation:

(See also Women: maltreatment of, and contempt for).

Affection.

Africans:

Mutilations;

Vanity and emulation;

Scarification;

Beauty not appreciated;

Corpulence versus beauty;

Concupiscence versus beauty;

Kissing;

Why wives are valued;

Desertion of the aged;

"Liberty of choice,";

Chapter on (See Table of Contents and names of peoples: Bushmen,

Hottentots, Kaffirs, etc.).

Ainos:

A flirtation.

Algerians:

Kabyles.

Algonkins:

Tattooing;

Words for love.

Altruism:

(See Selfishness).

Amazons:

(See Women, masculine).

American Indians:

Fear of nature;

Honorable polygamy;

Ashamed to wear clothes;

Indifference to chastity;

Incest;

Advertising for a wife;

Repression of preference;

Utility versus beauty;

Masculine women;

A girl's ideal;

Polygamous sentiment;

"Jealousy,";

Absence of real jealousy;

Unjealous Californians and Patagonians;

Feminine jealousy;

Absence of;

Easily overcome;

Causes of;

Proposals by girls;

Capture of women;

Pride;

Cruelty;

Contempt for women;

Kinship through females;

Woman's domestic and political rule;

Ungallant;

Caressing no evidence of affection;

War decorations;

Tattooing;

Hair dresses;

Valor versus beauty;

Tattooing as a mark of courage;

Language of signs;

Utility versus beauty;

Uncleanly;

Child-wives;

Conjugal "tenderness,";

Mourning to order;

Conjugal grief;

Lack of brains;

"Liberty of choice,";

Sexual taboos;

Tribal hatred;

Chapter on (See Table of Contents);

Defenders;

Stories;

Not true to life;

Morals;

Not gallant;

Lower than brutes;

Enforced chastity, but no purity;

Why some female captives were spared;

Squaws intimidated;

Beauty not valued;

Lack of sympathy;

Contempt for squaws;

Girl market;

Marriage arrangements;

Elopements;

Suicide;

Love-dreams;

Curiosities of courtship;

Silent proposals;

Music in courtship;

Honeymoon;

Love-poems;

Philology and love;

More stories.

Animals:

Superior to savages;

Gallant roosters;

A noble officer;

Maternal instinct;

Sexual selection;

Superior to Hindoos.

Annamanese:

Incest.

Antigone and Haemon.

Apaches:

Hair;

Filthy;

"Purity" and cruelty;

Cruelty to mothers;

Enslave women;

Courtship.

Appetite and longing.

Arabs:

Nudity;

Unjealous;

Unjealous women;

Bedouin women not coy;

Resistance of brides;

Love among;

Shaping skulls;

Corpulence versus beauty;

Love and lust;

One wife not enough;

Desertion of parents;

Influence on others.

Arapahoes:

Protection against men;

Girls as merchandise.

Araucanians:

Brides sold;

Bride-capture;

Musical lovers.

Ashangos:

Amazons.

Ashantees:

No free choice.

Attachment.

Australians:

Inclined to murder;

Infanticide;

Indifference to chastity;

Jealous women;

Female opposition to marriage;

Capture not encouraged;

Protection not gallantry;

Risking life for a woman;

War-paint;

Mutilations;

Signs of mourning;

Colors to attract attention;

Feathers to look savage;

Scarification;

Women and ornaments;

Taking notice of a man's face;

Must submit to mutilations;

Women indifferent to decorations;

Filthy;

"Appreciation of beauty";

Child-wives;

Mourning to order;

"Love";

Lewd dances;

Price of a wife;

Chapter on (See Table of Contents).

Azteks:

(See Mexicans).

Babylonian women.

Bakongo:

Headdresses.

Bathing:

Reasons for.

Bayadères.

Beauty:

Personal;

Hottentot ideal;

Australian;

South Sea Islanders;

Not valued in squaws;

Hindoo ideal;

Greek masculine ideal.

Bechuanas:

Polygamy.

Bhuiyas:

Romantic courtship.

Bible:

(See Hebrews).

Blackfeet:

Punishing infidelity;

Maltreatment of squaws;

"Only a woman";

Disposal of girls;

Marrying sisters;

Elopements;

Courtship.

Borneans:

Marriage by stratagem;

Tattooing;

Suicidal grief;

Caged girls (See also Dyaks).

Brazilians:

Tribal marks;

Tattooing;

Lack of brains;

Multiplicity of languages;

Licentiousness;

_Jus primae noctis_;

Women as slaves;

Words to express love.

Brides:

Capture or purchase of (See Marriage).

Bushmen:

Imperfect sexual differentiation;

Charms;

Child-wives;

Various details;

No liberty of choice.

Butias:

Promiscuity.

California Indians:

Adultery;

Tattooing;

Uncleanly;

Voluptuous beauties;

Deceptive modesty;

Intimidating the squaws;

Treatment of squaws;

Marriage;

Courtship;

Puberty songs;

Stories.

Cannibalism:

Australian.

Capture of brides:

(See Marriage).

Caribs:

Columbus on;

_Jus primae noctis_;

Women as drudges.

Caroline Islanders:

Tattooing.

Chansons de Geste:

Courting by women.

Charms.

Chastity and unchastity.

Cherokees:

Immoral.

Cheyennes:

Protection against men;

Girls as merchandise.

Chinese:

Hiding women's feet;

Feminine coercion to marriage;

Pitiable condition of women;

Love considered immoral;

Why deform women's feet;

Marriage restrictions.

Chinooks:

Painting;

Unchaste;

Position of women;

Love-songs.

Chippewas:

Husband and wife;

Lending wives;

Cruelty to women;

"Choice";

Love-powders;

No love.

Chippewyans:

Unchaste;

Love and drums.

Chittagong Hill Tribes:

Capacity for love.

Choice:

Prevention of;

New Zealand;

Indians;

Wild tribes of India;

Hindoos.

Christianity:

Vs. natural selection;

Prayer;

Encourages feminine virtues;

Ideal of love.

Cleanliness:

Indifference to.

Coarseness:

An obstacle to love.

Comanches:

Utilitarian marriages;

Cruel jealousy;

Filthy;

Lower than brutes;

Enforce chastity on wives.

Congo:

Ornaments as fetiches;

Mourning;

Wives esteemed as mothers only;

"Poetic love" on.

Coreans:

Contempt for women.

Corpulence versus beauty.

Corrobborees.

Courage:

Mutilation a test of.

Courtship:

Greenland;

Creeks;

Zulu;

Australian;

Torres Islands;

Dyaks;

New Zealand;

Apaches;

Omahas;

Curiosities of Indian;

Bhuiyas;

Hindoo;

Greek.

Coyness:

(See Table of Contents).

Creeks:

Masculine women;

Deceptive modesty;

Immoral;

Women as slaves;

Contempt for women;

Choice and marriage;

Suicides.

Crees:

Unchastity.

Cruelty:

In women;

An obstacle to love;

Of Indians:

Of Hindoos;

Of Greeks;

(See Women, maltreatment of).

Dahomans:

Signs of grief;

Compulsory mourning;

Amazons.

Dakotas:

Honorable polygamy;

Similarity of sexes;

Gallantry;

War-decorations;

Paint;

Uncleanly;

Lower than brutes;

Market value of chastity;

Maltreatment of squaws;

Sorrows of women;

Disposal of girls;

Honeymoon;

Suicide;

Love-charms;

Courtship;

Love-poems;

A love-story.

Damaras:

Lack of sympathy;

Uncleanly;

Temporary marriages.

Decorations, personal.

Delawares:

Treatment of squaws;

Suicide.

Dyaks:

Head-hunters;

Gallantry;

Scars and courage;

Charms of women;

Morals;

Courtship;

Fickle and shallow passion;

Love-songs.

Dying for love.

Egyptians:

Obscenity in tombs;

Love;

Child-wives.

Elopements:

Philosophy of Australian;

Why Indians elope.

Eskimos:

No morality or chastity;

Not modest or coy;

Ungallant;

Risking life for a woman;

Assaults;

Mutilations;

Tattooing;

Tattoo marks and husbands;

Filthy;

"Love-unions;"

Capacity for love.

Esthetic sense:

(See Beauty).

Esthonians:

Mock coyness.

Fashion and mutilation.

Females:

Kinship thorough.

Feminine ideals:

Superior to masculine;

Encouraged by Christianity;

Greek ignorance of.

Fetiches.

Fijians:

Murder a virtue;

Infanticide;

Preference;

Similarity of sexes;

Jealousy;

Proposal by a girl;

Feathers to attract attention;

Eat useless wives;

Choice;

Cleanliness;

Treatment of women;

Modesty and chastity;

Sentimentality;

Love-poems;

Serenades and proposals;

Suicides and bachelors.

Fondness.

Fuegians:

Marriage.

Gallantry:

A lesson in;

American Indians;

Wild tribes of India;

Greeks;

Hebrews.

Gallas:

Coarseness of.

Garos:

Proposing by girls.

Gipsies:

Incest.

Greeks:

Hegel on love;

Love in Homer;

Wood, Shelley;

Macaulay, Bulwer, Gautier;

Sentimentality;

No love of romantic scenery;

Incest;

Jealousy;

Homeric women not coy;

Women the embodiment of lust;

Masculine coyness;

Shy women;

War and love;

Mercenary coyness;

Mixed moods in love;

Amorous hyperbole;

Artificial symptoms;

Sympathy denounced by Plato;

Estimate of women;

Unchivalrous;

Risking life for a woman;

Suicide and love;

Love turns to hate;

Woman-love considered sensual;

Attitude toward female beauty;

Sensual love;

Barrenness a cause of divorce;

Chapter on Greek love;

Champions of;

Gladstone on the women of Homer;

Achilles as a lover;

Words versus actions;

Odysseus, libertine and ruffian;

Penelope as a model wife;

Conjugal tenderness of Hector;

Barbarous treatment of women;

Love in Sappho's poems;

Anacreon and others;

Woman and love in AEschylus;

In Sophocles;

In Euripides;

Romantic love for boys;

Platonic love excludes women;

Made impossible in Sparta;

Preference for masculine women and beauty;

Oriental costumes;

Love in life and in literature;

In Greater Greece;

Seventeen symptoms;

Alexandrian chivalry;

The New Comedy;

Theocritus and Callimachus;

Medea and Jason;

Poets and hetairai;

No stories of romantic love;

Romances;

Marriage among.

Greenlanders:

Indifferent to chastity;

Courtship.

Guatemalans:

Brides selected for men;

Erotic philology.

Guiana:

War-paint;

Tattooing;

Women as drudges;

Marriage arrangements.

Harari:

Amorous hyperbole;

Love-poems.

Hawaiians:

Infanticide;

Nudity;

Indifference to chastity;

Incest;

Similarity of sexes;

Ungallant;

Mutilations;

Mourning;

Personal appearance;

Love-stories;

Quality of love;

Morals.

Head-hunters.

Heads:

Moulded.

Hebrews:

Women not coy;

Champions for;

Stories;

No sympathy or sentiment;

A masculine ideal of womanhood;

Not the Christian ideal of love;

Unchivalrous slaughter of women;

Song of Songs.

Hector and Andromache.

Hero and Leander.

Hetairai.

Hindoos:

(See India).

Honeymoon:

Among Indians.

Hope and Despair.

Hottentots:

Courtship;

Uncleanly;

Ugliness;

Child-wives;

Various details.

Hurons:

Preference and aversion;

Immorality;

Woman man's mule;

Old wives for young men.

Hyperbole.

Importance of Love:

(See Utility).

Incest:

(See Licentious Festivals);

Horror of.

India: Hindoos:

Immorality in religion;

Idea of politeness;

Of modesty;

Incest;

Mixed moods in love;

Arousing pride;

Sham altruism;

Contempt for women;

Ungallant;

Impurity;

Idea of beauty;

Widow-burning;

Conjugal "devotion,";

Barren wives discarded;

Cruelty to infant wives;

"Maiden's choice,";

Chapter on;

Child murder and marriage;

Parental selfishness;

Below brutes;

Contempt for women;

Widows and their tormentors;

Depravity;

Symptoms of love: feminine;

Masculine;

Artificial symptoms;

God of love;

Dying for love;

What Hindoo poets admire in women;

Shrewd selfishness;

Bayadères and princesses as heroines;

Marriages of choice not respectable.

India: Wild Tribes:

Religious sacrifices;

Filthy;

Practical promiscuity;

Romantic customs;

Choice;

Courtship;

Proposing by girls;

Attachments.

Indians:

(See American Indians).

Individual preference.

Infanticide.

Intelligence:

Importance of, to beauty.

Iroquois:

Feathers and rank;

No love;

Licentious festivals;

Cruelty to mothers;

Woman man's servant;

Love the last product of civilization.

Jacob and Rachel.

Japanese:

Concubines;

Lover's pride;

Contempt for women;

No love-marriages;

Tattooing.

Javanese:

Marriage before puberty;

No liberty of choice.

Jealousy:

Rousseau on;

Chapter on (See Table of Contents).

Jus primae noctis.

Kaffirs:

Cattle versus women;

Pride vs. love;

Pride to aid love;

Uncleanly;

Child-wives;

No free choice;

Various details.

Kaffirs of Hindu-Kush:

Unjealous.

Kamerun:

Nudity;

No individual preference;

No love in.

Kandhs:

Licentious festivals.

Klamath Indians:

Erotic songs.

Korumbas, promiscuity.

Kukis:

Unchastity.

Kwakiutl Indians:

Love-songs.

Languages:

Multiplicity of.

Latuka:

Polygamy.

Lepchas:

Promiscuity.

Levirate.

Licentious festivals;

Kaffir;

Australian (See Corrobborees);

Hawaiians;

American Indians;

India.

Liking.

Longing.

Love, conjugal:

Nature of;

Mistakes regarding;

African;

Australian;

Dyak;

Fijian;

Hawaiian;

New Zealand;

Indian;

Hindoo;

Greek.

Love-letters:

African;

Australian;

Hawaiian.

Love: pathologic.

Love-poems:

Turkish;

Fijian;

Somali;

Esthonian;

Hottentot;

Harari;

New Zealand;

Indian;

Hindoo;

Song of Songs;

Greek.

Love:

Primitive.

Love:

Romantic;

A compound;

The word;

Last product of civilization;

Importance of;

What it is;

Ingredients;

Jealousy in;

Power of;

Hyperbole;

Comic side of;

Symptoms;

Sympathy;

Adoration;

Actions versus words;

Affection;

Mental purity;

Definition of;

Why called romantic;

Sentiment;

Vanity of;

Changed to conjugal love;

Obstacles to;

Baker on African;

Zöller on African;

Absent in Abyssinia;

Among Bushmen;

Hottentots;

Kaffirs;

Negroes;

Gallas;

Somals;

Kabyles;

Touaregs;

Germs;

Australian "affection,";

Sentimental touches;

Dyak love;

Fijian love;

Tahitian love;

Polynesian stories;

Hawaiian love;

Its violence compared with sensual passion;

To be found in New Zealand?;

Unchastity incompatible with;

Indian "refined love,";

Does suicide prove love?;

Philologic evidence;

Indian specimens;

Whole tracts of feeling unknown to savages;

Unknown to Hindoos;

To Hebrews;

To Greeks;

Utility of.

Madagascar:

Unchastity.

Mahâbhârata.

Makololo:

Mutilations.

Malavika and Agnimitra.

Mandans:

Women not jealous;

Not coy;

Obliged to mourn;

Apparent modesty;

Lower than brutes;

"Conjugal love,";

Brides sold.

Maoris (See New Zealanders).

Marriage:

Polygamy more honorable than monogamy;

Monopolism and monogamy;

Chastity not valued in;

Utilitarian;

Wives as property;

On trial;

A farce;

And corpulence;

Why savages value wives;

Of women, without choice (See Choice);

In China;

Love in Bushman;

Why Australians marry;

By exchange of girls;

By elopement (See Elopements);

Taboos;

Of souls;

By stratagem;

Christian ideal vs. ancient Hebrew;

In Greece;

Plato's ideal;

In Tonga;

In Hawaii;

Indians;

In India;

By capture and mock capture;

By purchase;

Before puberty;

(See also Promiscuity).

Masculine selfishness:

(See Selfishness).

Medea and Jason.

Mediaeval gallantry.

Melanesians:

Morals.

Mexicans:

Barrenness a cause of divorce;

Practical promiscuity;

Woman's inferior position;

Marriage conditions;

Aztek love-poems;

Erotic philology.

Micronesians:

Tattooing.

Militarism and feminine lack of coyness.

Mishmees:

Unchastity.

Mixed Moods:

(See Hope and Despair).

Modesty:

Curiosities of;

Deception;

Absence of, etc. (See Chastity).

Modocs:

Dangers of adultery;

Why they marry;

Marriage ceremony.

Mohammedans:

Polygamy;

Contempt for women.

Mojaves:

Jewels and rank;

Morals.

Monopolism.

Moors:

Ideas of beauty;

Ugly features.

Mordvins:

Mock coyness.

Mosquitos:

Lower than animals.

Mourning:

Decorations;

To order;

For entertainment.

Murder:

As a virtue.

Mutilations.

Nagas:

Ungallant.

Nala and Damayanti.

Natchez:

Lending wives;

Unchaste;

Treatment of squaws.

Natural selection:

Replaced by love.

Navajos:

Unchastity;

Treatment of women;

Courtship.

Negroes, African:

Feminine aspect of men;

Delight in torture;

Scarification;

Idea of beauty;

No love among.

New Britain Group:

Paying for a wife.

New Hebrides:

Infanticide.

New Zealanders:

Masculine women;

Wooing-house;

Decorations;

Anesthetic;

Object of tattooing;

Filthy;

Origin of the Maoris;

Love-poems;

Courtship;

Morals.

Niam-Niam:

Conjugal love.

Nicaraguans:

Tattooing;

Licentious festivals;

Eating a rival.

Nudity:

(See Modesty).

Obscenity:

An obstacle to love.

Odysseus as a husband.

Old maids.

Omahas:

Tribal marks;

Tattooing;

Courtship;

Buying wives;

And elopements;

An idyl;

Love-poems.

Oráons:

Promiscuity;

Courtship.

Oriental ideal of beauty;

Sentimentality.

Osages:

Tattooing;

Unchaste.

Pacific Islands:

Love on.

Paharias:

Attachment.

Paiderastia [Greek].

Papuans:

Nudity.

Pastoral love.

Patagonians:

Adultery;

Decorations;

No esthetic sense;

Licentiousness;

Women as drudges;

Marriages;

A courtship.

Paul and Virginia.

Pawnees:

Apathy of brides;

Daughters as merchandise;

Courtship.

Penelope as a model wife.

Perseus and Andromeda.

Persians:

Cruel jealousy;

Unjealous women;

Amorous hyperbole;

Love among;

Impurity.

Peruvians:

Mutilations;

Sun virgins;

Cruel to women;

Marriage;

Love-charms;

Words to express love.

Philippine Islanders:

Bisayos;

Indifferent to chastity;

Women not jealous.

Piutes:

Nocturnal courtship.

Pocahontas, story of.

Polynesians:

Gods;

Infanticide;

Proposals by women;

Tattooing;

Reasons for bathing;

Beauty means fat.

Pride, amorous.

Priestesses.

Promiscuity, practical.

Proposing:

By women;

In Fiji;

Silent;

By Indians.

Puberty:

Decorations and mutilations at;

Marriage before (See Marriage).

Pueblos:

Girls propose;

Unchastity.

Purchase of brides:

(See Marriage).

Purity, mental.

Race aversion.

Rebekah, the courting of.

Religion:

No love in early;

Fear;

Blasphemy;

Sacrifices;

Immorality;

Associated with.

Religious prejudices.

Romans:

Refined sensual love;

Mercenary coyness;

Amorous hyperbole;

Sham gallantry;

Suicide and love;

Terence and Plautus;

Catullus;

Tibullus;

Propertius and Ovid.

Romantic, meaning of.

Ruth and Boaz.

Sakuntala.

Samoans:

Idea of modesty;

Obscene conversation;

Various traits;

Chastity;

Courtship pantomime;

Love-stories;

Personal appearance.

Samoyedes: selfish men.

Savitri.

Scarification.

Scenery, romantic.

Selfishness:

(See Women, maltreatment of);

Adoration;

Sympathy;

Gallantry;

Affection.

Self-sacrifice.

Sensuality:

Antipode of love;

Fastidious;

Is not love;

Goethe's error;

Appetite and longing;

And sentimentality (See Chastity).

Sentiment, versus sentimentality.

Sentimentality.

Sentiments:

How they change and grow.

Separation of the sexes.

Sexual characters, primary and secondary.

Sexual selection.

Sexuality, mental.

Singhalese: utilitarian marriage.

Sioux:

(See Dakotas).

Social barriers to love.

Somali:

Unjealous wives;

Feathers;

Fat versus beauty;

A love-song;

Child-wives;

Barren women chased away;

Absence of gallantry;

Love-affairs.

Song of Songs.

Sorceresses.

Stories, incidents, and dramas:

African;

American Indian;

Australian;

Eskimo;

Greek;

Hawaiian;

Hebrew;

Indian (Hindoo and wild tribes);

New Zealand;

Oriental;

Polynesian;

Samoan;

Tahitian;

Tongan.

Suicide and love.

Sumatrans:

Marriages;

Selfish men;

No choice.

Swedes: mock-capture.

Sympathy.

Syria: idea of modesty.

Taboos, sexual.

Tahitians:

Tattooing;

Indifference to chastity;

Contempt for women;

Compressed heads;

Flowers and licentiousness;

Mourning;

Personal appearance;

Depraved by white visitors?

Tasmanians:

Charms;

Mourning.

Taste, disputing about.

Tattooing.

Temple girls, Hindoo.

Thibet:

Unchastity;

Woman's wretched lot.

Thlinkeets:

Exchanging wives;

War-paint;

Mutilations;

Suicide.

Todas:

Unjealous.

Tongans:

Tattooing;

Beads and vanity;

Personal appearance;

Were they civilized?

Love of scenery.

Torres Strait Islanders.

Tribal marks.

Tupis: no jealousy.

Turks:

Modesty;

Love-song;

Amorous hyperbole;

Arousing pride;

Coarseness;

Lust versus love;

Mourning to order.

Uganda:

Nudity;

Disposal of women.

Unchastity:

(See Chastity).

Urvasi.

Utility of love.

Vasantasena.

Veddahs:

Incest.

Virginity:

Penetrative;

Indifference to;

(See Chastity).

Votyaks:

Indifference to chastity;

Mock capture;

War:

An obstacle to love.

Whites:

Did they corrupt savages?

Widows:

Tormented in India;

Burning of.

Winona's leap.

Wives:

(See Marriage).

Women:

Homage to priestesses;

Domestic rule;

Political rule;

Is gallantry an "insult?"

Pugnacious;

Crueler than men;

Woman's sphere;

Maltreatment of and contempt for;

Masculine women;

No liberty of choice (See Choice).

Wooing:

By women;

(see Proposing).

Yucatan:

War decorations;

Tattooing.

Yumas:

Immorality.

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