FOOTNOTES:

[93] Article in _The Lancet_, Jan. 11, 1873.

[94] Article in Tuke's _Dictionary of Psychological Medicine_.

[95] _Inquiries into Human Faculty_, pp. 66-7.

[96] _The Sexual Question_, pp. 354-5.

[97] Cited by Havelock Ellis, _Psychology of Sex_, pp. 233-4.

[98] _Conduct and its Disorders_, pp. 368-9.

[99] _Psychopathia-Sexualis_, pp. 9-11.

[100] _Lost and Hostile Gospels_, Preface.

[101] Cited by James, _Varieties_, pp. 345-6.

[102] Inge, _Christian Mysticism_, pp. 201-9.

[103] See Ellis, _Psychology of Sex_, pp. 240-2.

[104] Parkman's _Jesuits in North America_, p. 175.

[105] Krafft-Ebing, _Psychopathia-Sexualis_, p. 8.

[106] See L. Asseline's _Mary Alacoque and the Worship of the Sacred

Heart of Jesus_.

[107] See _St. Teresa of Spain_, by H. H. Colvill, and _Saint Teresa_,

by H. Joly.

[108] _Varieties_, p. 413.

[109] _Varieties_, p. 413.

[110] Cited by J. F. Nisbet, _The Insanity of Genius_, p. 248.

[111] _Pathology of Mind_, p. 144. Also Mercier, _Sanity and Insanity_,

pp. 223, 281.

[112] _Miscellanies_, 1796, p. 365. From the same essay I take the

following: "Even the ceremonies of religion, both in ancient and in

modern times, have exhibited the grossest indecencies. Priests in all

ages have been the successful panders of the human heart, and have

introduced in the solemn worship of the divinity, incitements,

gratifications, and representations, which the pen of the historian must

refuse to describe. Often has the sensible Catholic blushed amidst his

devotions, and I have seen chapels surrounded by pictures of lascivious

attitudes, and the obsolete amours of saints revived by the pencil of

some Aretine.... Their homilies were manuals of love, and the more

religious they became, the more depraved were their imaginations. In the

nunnery the love of Jesus was the most abandoned of passions, and the

ideal espousal was indulged at the cost of the feeble heart of many a

solitary beauty" (pp. 369-70).

[113] From a collection published by the Early English Text Society,

1868, pp. 182-4, 268.

[114] G. A. Coe, _The Spiritual Life_, p. 210.

[115] _Les Perles de Saint François de Sales_, 1871. Cited by Bloch, p.

111.

[116] Davenport's _Primitive Traits in Religious Revivals_, p. 29.

[117] See, for example, _Conduct and its Disorders_, by Dr. C. Mercier;

_Psycho-Pathological Researches_, by Dr. Boris Sidis; and _Abnormal

Psychology_, by I. H. Coriat.

[118] _Clinical Lectures on Mental Diseases_, p. 584.

[119] _Sanity and Insanity_, chap. viii.

[120] _The Soul of a Christian_, p. 178.

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