Cross-fertilization, 115;

in plants, 122, 123

Cryptorchismus, 190

Cunnilingus, 282, 289

Cupid in fashion, 8

Curiosity of children, 317

Custom and morality, 367, 368

Cycles of sex-excitement, 354

Cytoplasm, 61

Dalliance, 173

Dancing, 365

Danger—of syphilitic infection, 399;

of venereal diseases, 326

Danville, 132

Darwinian theory, 14

David, 3, 279

Day-dreams, 156, 172, 178, 300;

of perverts, 287

Death—approach of, 375;

bulwark against horror of, 376;

of somatic cells, 112

Defectives—Christianity and, 339;

mental, 327;

sterilization of, 344

Definition—of instinct, 102, 104, 326;

of morality, 232, 326, 369

Defloration, 98, 354

Deification of passion, 375

Delboeuf, 132

Delilah, 138

Demi-mondaine, 365;

fashion and, 7;

ideal of, 143

Depression, post-orgastic, 100

Descent—in female line, 387;

of testicles, 30

Desire—extreme, in impotence, 196;

transcendental, 100

Dessoir, 145

Destiny, man’s, 373

Determiners, 64;

of conduct, 367

Detumescence—impulse of, 104, 105, 106, 109;

in fetichism, 266

Development—of genito-urinary system, 20;

individual love, 140;

of reproductive instinct, 112;

obstruction in, of love, 146

Devices for prevention of conception, 363

Deville, 239, 276

Diabetes in impotence, 193

Diaphragma urogenitale, 34, 36

Differentiation, sexual, 138

Digger-wasp, 103

Dilatation of vagina, 354

Ding an sich, 381

Dioecious plants, 117

Diogenes, 238

Discovery of fire, 385

Diseases, gonorrhoeal female, 394

Dispareunia, offspring in, 359

Divine will, 371

Divinity—attributes of the, 275;

nature of, 275

Division, propagation by, 17

Divorce, 110

Dolichocephalic, 15

Domestic animals, menstruation in, 87

Dominion of woman, 132, 391

Double standard of morality, 367

Douches, value of anti-conceptional, 88

Dreams—erotic, 76, 203;

of perverts, 287

Dress—meaning of, 6;

mania for, 153;

peasants, 8

Drink, cause of, 153

Duboc, 132, 138

Dühren, 266

Duration—of copulation, 99;

feeling of, 381;

of career of prostitutes, 332

Dysaesthesia, 352

Echinodermata, 19

Ecclesiastes, 378

Economic—determinists, 327, 331, 338;

equality, 369

Eczema of genitals, 317

Education of children, 317;

prophylactic value of, 331

Effects—exaggerated, of masturbation, 238;

sensual, of fashion, 7

Effemination—psychical, 293;

bodily, 295

Egotism—in friendship, 156;

in sensual love, 133

Eichstedt, 87

Ejaculation—in mental erethism, 173;

premature, 198;

physiology of female, 89, 91, 94;

of male, 76, 81, 93;

praecox, 170, 201

Ekler, 160

Elgabal, 2

Elimination of degenerates, 339

Elisha, 5

Elijah, 5

Ellen Key, 348, 400, 406

Ellis, 155, 245, 280, 294

Embezzlement a duty, 405

Embryo—hermaphroditic, 22;

of plant, 122

Emissions, 110;

nocturnal, 203

Emptiness of existence, 320

Endometritis in sterility, 208

Engagements, 347

England, masturbation in, 239

Enslavery of women, 367

Enuresis nocturna, 205

Environment, 338

Envy, 157

Epileptic, 311;

crisis, 82;

guinea-pigs, 15

Equality of sexes, 242

Equatorial plate, 63

Equilibrium, moral, 345

Eram, 277

Erasmus, 278

Erb, 238

Erection—fear in, 80;

nervous control of, 77;

physiology of, 74;

of cervix, 87, 89;

of clitoris, 90;

nocturnal, 177, 174, 193, 194, 195

Erethism—in children, 106;

katabolic, 386

Erogenous zones, 97, 110, 111, 130, 182

Eros, 1;

dictature of, 374;

two desires of, 156

Erotic—chemotropismus, 130, 124, 275;

dreams, 203;

dreams of perverts, 287;

novels, 224;

murders, 148;

odors, 98;

ruminations, 375

Erotopath, 345

Essaeans, 5

Eternal—fleeting and, 376;

tribunal, 377

Ethical Why, 326, 404

Etiology—of homosexuality, 275;

of impotence, male, 169;

female, 182

Eugenics, 337

Eugenic power of sexuality, 135

Eulenburg, 403

Eunuchs, 69, 186, 219

Euthanasia, 364

Euthenics, 339

Eve, 341

Evolution—of capitalism, 141;

of emotions, 141;

of love, 147;

principle of, 141;

racial, 368;

truth of, 379;

of sex, 13

Evolutionary ethics, 404, 408

Excesses—in copulation, 198, 169;

in masturbation, 170;

in mental erethism, 172;

symptoms of, 352;

in tactile eroticism, 173

Excitation of sperma, 362

Exhibitionism—in men, 270;

in women, 272;

in nymphomaniac women, 232

Existence—purpose of, 372, 378;

reason for, 383

Exogamous marriage, 386

Exposure of children, 339

Extension, feeling of, 381

Ezekiel, 242

Failure, fear of, in impotence, 197

Fair share of world’s work, 379

Faith of life, 376;

and science, 15

Family—motive for male continence, 405;

punaluan, 386;

patriarchal, 387;

life, 125;

friend, 226

Fashion—sexuality and, 6;

sexual effects of, 7;

Cupid and, 8;

demi-monde and, 7, 143;

fickleness of, 8

Fastidiousness in sensual love, 130

Fear, 334;

in impotence, 181;

homosexuality through, 282;

erection and, 80

Fellatricia, 194, 279, 289

Female—anaesthesia, 206, 209, 211, 214, 218;

chastity, 388, 389;

clothes, 307;

devotees, 6;

ejaculation, 89, 91, 94;

fidelity, 387;

frigidity, 206, 218;

genitals, 28, 41, 83;

impersonator, 305;

inchastity, 389;

inheritance in, line, 386;

instinct of purity, 307;

nudity, 307;

orgasm, 91, 94, 95;

potency, 95;

pride, 307;

principle in nature, 3;

selfishness, 194;

transvestite, 308;

unit-characters, 374

Feminists, 136

Fertilization—of birds, 124;

of egg, 66;

of fishes, 124;

of plants, 115, 121;

of mammals, 124

Fetich—of sex-act, 111;

of love, 135;

worship, 266;

of body-portions, 265;

of garter, 268

Fetichism—articles of attire in, 264, 267;

physiological, 265;

tumescence in, 266

Fiaux, 285

Fiction, love in, 10, 149

First cause, 369

First nursing, mechanism of, 102

Fishes, 19;

nursing of eggs of, 126

Fission, binary, 112

Fissiparous reproduction, 60

Flagellation, 130, 254, 258

Flowers, 116

Fore-pleasure, 107, 111

Fournier, 396

France, masturbation in schools of, 239

Freedom in selection of mates, 341

Free love, 2, 407

Frenzy of work, 374

Frequency—of intercourse, 351;

diminished, 222

Freud, 90, 182, 249, 316

Freund, 168, 356

Friedrich, 6

Friendship, 138;

egotism in, 156

Frigidity—male, 186, 187;

female, 218, 206;

in homosexuality, 291;

men’s belief in female, 215

Friswell, 314

Fritsch, 242

Futurism, 376

Galopin, 98

Galton, 338;

law of, 16

Gamete, 63

Garnier, 357

Garter, fetich of, 268

Gartner, ducts of, 24

Gastrula, 18

Gemmiparous reproduction, 17

Genesis, 317

Genital—centres, male, 40;

female, 55;

cords, 22;

epithelium, 53, 83;

folds, 28;

groove, 26;

nerves, male, 39;

female, 55;

internal ridge, 22;

swelling, 26;

tubercle, 26

Genito-urinary system—development, 20;

anatomy, male, 29;

female, 41;

in atonic impotence, 200;

syphilitic affection of, 398

Germ cells, 14, 124

Gerstlaner, 309

Gibb, 331

Gills, 19

Giraffe, evolution of, 14

Girls—covering of, 7;

names in transvestism, 303, 305

Glabella, 56

Glycosuria, transitory, 205

Goal of materialism, 371

Goethe, 139, 256

Gold of Ophir, 373

Gonorrhoea, 79, 392, 393;

infection by, 395;

female diseases by, 394;

toleration against, 393;

ignorance about, 329;

azoospermia by, 91;

impotence by, 181, 208

Greek bacchanalia, 2

Gross, 364

Grosse, 6

Gynocracy, 386

Haeckel, 17, 130

Hagen, 98

Hammond, 97

Hammurabi codex, 371

Happiness, 377;

matrimonial, 153

Happy union, 347

Harm of masturbation, 171, 172, 324

Harmony—of things, 381;

of souls, 273

Hartman, 10, 133

Hatred in libido, 98

Hausler, 264

Hawks, monogamy of, 126

Health in chastity, 402

Heart-beat in plants, 380

Hebrew—brachycephalia of, 15;

masturbation of, women, 242;

oldest drama, 275;

sex worship, 2

Hedonic philosophy, 377

Hegar, 351

Hegel, 133

Heine, 133

Heliocentric system, 13

Helplessness of infant, 126

Henpecked man, 154, 214, 254

Henson, 358

Hereditary taint of masturbation, 166, 168

Heredity, inexorableness of, 338

Hermaphrodite—apparent, 42;

female psychic, 290, 289

Hermaphroditic—embryo, 22;

species, 115;

flowers, 117

Herodotus, 2, 311

Hesiod, 359

Heterozygous, 65

Hieronymos, 5

Hindu theology, 2

Hindus, 86

Hirschsprung, 164

History of marriage, 385

Histrionic spectacles, 307

Homosexual—marriages, 288, 296;

perversion, 285;

perversity, 280

Homosexuality—animals, 276;

clothes in, 287;

etiology of, 275;

through fear, 282;

frigidity in, 291;

in Greece, 277;

among Hebrews, 279;

for lust, 283;

Mosaic law on, 279;

nudity in, 287;

profession of, 284;

of savages, 277;

strict, 291

Homozygous, 63

Horace, 336

Horowicz, 137

Hosea, 5

Howard, 267, 333, 247

Hume, 144

Humiliation in hired love, 407

Hunger, protoplasmatic, 112, 114, 275

Hydra, 113

Hydrocele, 30

Hygiene, 314;

for adults, 347;

in defectives, 339

Hymen—development, 26;

anatomy, 46;

rupture of, 354;

imperforated, 207

Hymenoptera, 103, 306

Hyperaesthesia, 223;

of urethra, 201

Hypospadia—male, 190;

female, 207

Hysterical women, 235

Idea of a desire, 109

Ideal—in love, 131;

of human species, 132;

in love with, 141;

of immaculate virgin, 5;

materialistic, 371;

of absolute abstinence, 402;

of good, 368

Ignorance—masturbation through, 250;

prostitution by, 331

Illegitimacy, 334

Illusions, in love and friendship, 138

Image of mate, 141, 146

Imagery—male, 293;

masochistic, 255

Immoral plays, 150

Immorality, 150

Immortality of protozoa, 112

Immunity, syphilitic, 399

Impersonator, female, 305

Impotence—absolute, 198;

alcohol in, 182;

atonic, 198;

of copulation, male, 192;

female, 206;

diabetic, 193;

drugs in, 181, 184;

etiology, male, 169;

female, 182;

fear in, 181;

by gonorrhoea, 181, 208;

idiopathic, 182;

libido in, 187;

female, 208;

organic, 192;

by obesitas, 193;

by over-estimation, 197;

by over-excitation, 196;

paralytic, 193;

partial, 198;

pathology, male, 185;

female, 205;

psychic, 194;

relative, 195;

by shocks, 197;

symptomatic, 181, 193;

temporary, 195;

transitory, 194;

of voluptas, 186;

female, 206

Impotencies, four kinds, 186

Impregnation—process of, 67;

place of, 83

Impulse—of attraction of mates, 125;

of conjugation, 125;

contrectation, 104, 109;

contrectation in eunuchs, 186;

of detumescence, 104, 109;

of permanent mating, 125

Impurity—through chance acquaintances, 333;

pleasure-seeking, 333;

vanity, 333

Incest, 250;

castration in, 251;

immorality of, 368

Incontinence, male, 401

Incontinentia urinae, 205, 353

Index of sentimental love, 136

Individual allotments, 387

Individuality in love, 136

Infant, helplessness of, 126

Infatuation, 134, 138

Infusorium, 113

Inheritance in female line, 386

Inhibition, centre of—male, 40;

female, 55;

of libido, 97

Instinct—children’s sex, 106;

definition of, 102, 104, 326;

of propagation, 109, 112, 125;

of reproduction in altruism, 12;

of voluptas, 185;

of female purity, 389

Instincts perfective, 140

Instruction in sex, 315

Intellect in libido, 93

Intelligence, in universe, 14;

survival value of, 152

Intensity of libido, 95

Intercourse—in confinement, 356;

frequency, 351;

ideal, 222, 239, 244;

in lactation, 356;

in partial frigidity, 357;

positions in, 350;

in pregnancy, 355

Intermarriage, 385

Intermenstrual conception, 349, 358

Internal messages, 106, 108

Interval between confinements, 358

Intoxication—impurity by, 332;

of work, 374

Invention of bow, 385

Inverts, mode of intercourse of, 288

Ireland, yonism in, 4

Israel, 371;

sex worship in, 5

Jacobi, 165

Jacobs, 242

Jaeger, 98

Jagadis Chandra Bose, 380

James, 7

Janet, 133

Jealousy, 157;

in children, 106;

in homosexuality, 286;

and rival, 157, 159

Jews, circumcision in, 16

Job, 275, 371

Joy, nature of, 139

Juda, 4

Judaism and Christianity, 371

Judeo-Christian creed, 370

Justice—social, 369, 371;

retributory, 371

Justinus, 5

Juvenal, 279

Kant, 142, 146, 151, 155, 384, 389

Karsch, 311

Katabolism, 366

Katherine of Russia, 220

Keimepithel, 83

Key of love, 132

Key, Ellen, 139, 180

Kidney, primitive, 20

Kiernan, 264, 289, 294, 320

Kisch, 87, 234

Kiss, anal, 255

Kiss-literature, 247

Kissing, origin of, 96

Klein, 85

Knout, slavery of, 383

Krafft-Ebing, 162, 234, 253, 256, 263, 269, 270, 290, 292, 296

Kristeller, 87, 88, 89, 91

Laceration—of bulbs, 184;

of sphincter cunni, 184

Lactation, 85;

intercourse in, 356

Laker, 248

Lamarckian, 14

Lassitude, post-orgastic, 94, 100

Laurium, silver of, 373

Law—exceptions in, 405;

of Galton, 16;

of obstacles, 390;

of parity, 347;

against abortion, 364;

against unchastity, 368

Lawson-Tait, 168

Lecithin, 74

Leeches, 115

Le Pilleur, 337

Lesbian women, 242

Lesbianism among prostitutes, 284

Leucorrhoea in newly-wed, 394

Lewis, 406

Libertine in society, 330

Liberty—development of, 342;

Biblical, 371

Libidinogenous substances, 72

Libido, 92, 154;

ant-orgastic, 216, 221;

ant-orgastic in women, 90;

centre of, 78;

compelled, 99;

in confinement, 184;

impotence of, after confinement, 213;

during defloration, 98;

hatred and, 98;

inhibition of, 97;

intellect during, 93;

intensity of, 95;

pain and, 98, 184;

of perverts, 289;

senses, source of, 96;

simulation of, 215;

symptoms of, 92;

ugliness, 98

Life—aim of, 373, 377, 404;

faith in, 376;

fleetingness of, 377;

German-Russian frontier, 383;

purpose of, 372, 378;

tenacity to, 378;

triviality of, 374

Lillith, 246

Limitation of offspring, 340

Lingam, 4

Linin, 61

Liszt, 364

Literature in love, 147;

feministic, 151

Logos, 376, 381

Loiman, 248, 249

Lombroso, 165

Loseque, 270

Loss—of memory, 199;

of ovaries, 154

Love—ancients and, 1;

child of, 135;

children’s, 105;

clandestine, 138;

contempt of, 138;

of country, 11;

criterion of, 138;

evolution of, 13;

fetich of, 10;

in fiction, 10;

foundation of society, 1;

of friends, 12;

to God, 11;

hired, 407;

illusions of, 138;

key of, 132;

with love, 130, 131, 400;

in marriage, 347;

morality of, 375;

of odors, 127;

parental, 136, 139;

and passion, 140;

pathology of, 162;

rationality of true, 140;

sensual, 129, 130;

sentimental, 129, 136;

sex-attraction and, 12;

at first sight, 135, 142;

suicide in, 134

Lover, assassination of, 134

Lucian, 278

Lumen, vaginal, 74

Lungs, syphilitic cavities of, 397

Lust, 147;

selfish, 131;

homosexuality out of, 283

Lust-feeling, positive, 111

Luxuries, craze of, 347

Mackenzie, 352

Madness and love, 133

Magnan, 165, 233, 234, 268, 269

Male—chastity, 392;

frigidity, 186, 187;

genitals, 28, 29;

nerves, 39;

transvestite, 306

Man—criminal appetites in, 406;

destiny of, 373;

fidelity of, 390;

henpecked, 154, 214, 254;

origin of, 318;

passion in the mature, 402

Mania—religious, 228;

for pleasure, 348;

for dress, 153

Mantegazza, 133

Mantle fibres, 63

Mardach, 341, 405

Maria Theresia, 357

Marriage—age suitable for, 348;

chastity in, 350;

chlorosis cured by, 362;

communal, 386;

consanguineous, 127;

conventional, 100;

cure by, 179;

evolution of, 141;

exogamous, 386;

history of, 385;

love in, 347;

monogamic, 407;

prostitution in, 135;

sensuality in, 347;

shyness in, 348;

unfits to, 340;

woman and, 144

Marro, 15, 155

Maschka, 312

Masochism, 253;

imagery in, 255

Marquis de Sade, 259

Masturbation—in animals, 238;

bets in, 239;

causes of, 167, 240, 249;

in children, 164;

exaggerated effects of, 238;

harm of, 324;

hereditary taint, 166, 168;

ignorance in, 250;

impotence by, male, 170;

female, 183;

in Lesbian women, 242;

mishaps during, 243, 239;

Milesian women, 242;

moderate, 238, 241, 246;

prevention of, 322, 324;

in schools, 239;

sequels of, 324, 241, 248;

spanking and, 130;

symptoms of, 199, 323, 362;

syncope in girls, 241;

urination in, 241;

withdrawal cause of, 362;

in women, 242, 247

Masturbator, character of, 171, 172

Matchmaking, 244

Materialism, goal of, 371

Materialists, altruistic, 371

Maternal traits, 137

Mating, permanent, 127, 129

Matriarchate, 386, 387

Maturition, 63, 83;

of sperm cell, 70

Meaning of life, 383

Means—of sex-excitement, 364;

against acquired masturbation, 323

Mechanistic theory, 13, 273

Medical students, 315, 316

Mendel’s laws, 64, 338

Meningitis—gonorrhoica, 395;

syphilitica, 398

Menstruation, 84;

in animals, 86;

breasts in, 320;

intercourse in, 354;

lymphatic, 87;

male, 203;

Mosaic law on, 355;

odor at, 98;

voluptas during, 232

Mental defectives, 327;

secondary characteristics of, 137

Mental erethism, ejaculation in, 173

Meretricious venery, dissatisfaction in, 155

Metallic basis of civilization, 373

Metals, discovery of, 385

Metaphysical riddles, 376

Metazoa, 112

Meyer, 85

Micturition, 177, 197;

after ejaculation, 82

Mind and matter, 152

Ministry and sex, 396

Mitosis, 61, 70

Mixoscopy, 223, 226

Modern stage, 365

Modesty, 145, 391;

in children, 106;

extreme, in erection, 80;

in perverts, 287

Mohammed, 351

Moll, 94, 165, 237, 248, 263, 290, 311

Mollusca, 19

Monads, 114

Monera, 17

Monin, 98

Monoecious plants, 117

Monogamy, 388, 392;

in animals, 126;

biological, 148;

female, 141, 148

Mooren, 352

Moraglia, 202, 268

Moral—equilibrium, 345;

imperative, 377;

imperative in gonorrhoea, 395;

sense, 369;

standard in nature, 379

Morality, 367;

altruism in, 384;

binding of, 405;

criterion of, 368;

custom and, 367, 368;

definition of, 326, 232, 369;

of fear, 226;

of love, 375;

radicals and, 369;

religion and, 369;

new sex, 147;

of work, 374

Morgan, 385

Morning drop, 202

Morris, 244

Mortimer, 7

Morula, 17

Mucus—smell of vaginal, 98;

menstruation of, 87

Müllerian ducts, 20

Mundé, 88

Murders, erotic, 148

Music and sex, 129

Mutations, 16

Mystery—of creation, 3;

of sex-attraction, 275;

of woman’s psyche, 306

Mysticism, erotic, 247

Näcke, 402

Nahum, 371

Narcissus complex in women, 307

Narcotic of business, 153

Nasher, 331

Natural—selection, 14, 339;

laws, 8

Nature—of divinity, 275;

disregard of the individual by, 382;

female principle in, 3;

of life, 384;

rationality in, 382;

standard of morality in, 379

Necessity, homosexuality out of, 281

Neisser, 343, 393, 395

Neo-Darwinians and Lamarckians, 13

Neurasthenics, 80;

and abstinence, 17;

and intercourse, 356

New ethics, 16

Newly-wed, leucorrhoea in, 394

Nietzsche, 140, 341, 346, 371, 372

Nipple in sex, 129

Nocturnal—emissions, 110, 203, 401;

erections, 174, 177, 193, 194, 196

Noirot, 359

Nordau, 141, 150

Nubility, 402

Nudity—female, 307;

in homosexuality, 287;

obscenity of, 365;

sight of, 318;

source of libido, 97

Number—of children in a family, 358;

of spermatozoa, 382

Nursery, rules of, 317

Nursing—of the young, 129;

mechanism of, 102

Nurture, 338;

change of organism by, 15

Nymphomania, 174, 220, 229, 231, 313

Obedience, bride’s promise of, 151

Obesitas, impotence in, 193

Obscene, 318;

effect of, 366;

sentiments, 9

Obscenity in mixoscopy, 226

Obstacles—law of, 390;

to continence, 404

Obstruction in development of love, 146

Odor feminae, 98

Odors—erotic, 98;

of flowers, 120;

love of, 127

Oettinger, 359

Offspring—dispareunia and, 359;

limitation of, 340;

vita sexualis and, 358

Old Testament—phallicism in, 2;

courtesan in, 4

Onanism—in men, 174, 202;

in women, 184

Oophorines, 85

Ophir, gold of, 373

Organic impotence, 192

Orgasmus, 81, 93;

female, 91, 94, 95;

female convulsion at, 92;

observed, 88;

position during, 350;

praecox, 221;

retardatus, 221, 216, 351;

taste of, 111

Origin—of kissing, 96;

of sex-attraction, 124;

of man, 318

Origines, 6

Osiris, 3

Ova, number of, 382

Ovarian, internal secretion, 84

Ovaries, 115;

loss of, 154

Ovarines, 155

Ovary, 24, 52, 83;

of plant, 119

Ovid, 183, 215, 357

Ovulation, 83

Ovum—anatomy, 54;

maturition of, 63, 83;

wandering of, 83

Oxaluria, 205

Paget, 237, 246

Pain—in libido, 98, 184;

in lower abdomen, 394;

in masochism, 253

Pairing, family, 127, 386

Palpitation—heart, in libido, 92, 199, 361;

in masochism, 241

Panderism, 224, 226

Panmixia, 346

Paradoxia, 161, 163

Paraesthesia, 253

Parallelism in Judeo-Christian creed, 370;

in Pentateuch and Hammurabi codex, 371

Paralytic impotence, 193

Parental love, 136, 139

Paresis of bladder, 204;

of sphincter vesicae, 205

Parity, law of, 347

Parke, 168

Parkman, 6

Parthenogenesis, 151

Partial—frigidity, 357;

impotence, 198

Pascal, 254

Passion—animal, 147;

deification of, 375;

love and, 140

Pathology, 281;

of sexuality, 161;

of female impotence, 205;

of male impotence, 185

Patriarchal family, 387

Paul, 5

Peasants, 402;

dress of, 8

Penis, 28, 37, 74;

bulb of, 38;

smallness of, 192;

shrinkage of, 195

Pentateuch, 371

Perfective instincts, 140

Period of savagery, 385

Periodicity of ovulation, 83

Permanent mating, 127, 129, 178;

impulse of, 125

Personal prophylaxis, 334

Personality, religion of, 375

Perversion, homosexual, 285

Perverts—libido of, 289;

modesty of, 287

Pfaff, 312

Pflüger, 85

Phalanster, 341

Phallic ritual of circumcision, 3

Phallicism, 2

Phanerogamous plants, 116

Philo, 273, 334, 371

Philosophy—hedonic, 377;

of Nietzsche, 371

Physician—sex and, 9;

venereal diseases and, 316

Physiological fetichism, 265

Physiology—of sex, 60;

of male organs, 69;

of female, 83;

of erection, 74;

of ejaculation, 76, 81, 93

Pinard, 337

Pinworms, 317

Pirogoff, 364

Placenta, 86, 120;

of plant, 120

Plant-embryo, 122

Plants—consciousness of, 116;

fertilization of, 115, 121;

heart-beat, 380

Plato, 131, 274

Platonic sadism, 260

Plays, immoral, 150

Pleasure—mania for, 348;

impurity in, 333

Ploss, 279

Plug, Kristeller’s, 88, 89, 91

Plutarch, 131, 311

Polar bodies, 63, 83

Pollutions, 202, 321;

in females, 246, 322;

symptoms of, 203

Polygamy, 127;

impossibility of, 388

Polyuria, 205, 352

Porocz, 238

Positions in intercourse, 350

Postorgastic—depression, 100;

lassitude, 94

Potencies, four kinds, 185

Potentiality of the rational, 380

Prange, 238

Precocity, 163, 285

Pregnancy—by ignorance, 330;

intercourse during, 355;

tubal, 84

Premature ejaculation, 198

Preparation of female parts, 357

Prevention—of conception, 340, 360;

by abstinence, 364;

by castration, 364;

of masturbation, 322, 324;

of propagation of defectives, 339, 344;

of venereal infection, 335

Priapism, 80, 175, 230

Pride of female, 307

Primordial energy, 13

Private parts, covering of, 7

Production, excessive, of germs, 381

Promiscuity, 127, 148, 178, 385

Prone position, 351

Propagation—by segmentation, 17;

of the unfit, 343;

instinct of, 109, 112, 125

Prophylaxis, personal, 334

Prostatorrhoea, 202

Prostituants, 399

Prostitutes—career of, 332;

characteristics of, 327;

families they come from, 331;

lesbianism among, 284;

number of, 331;

slavery of, 332;

supply of, 337

Prostitution—extirpation of, 337;

in marriage, 135;

sources of, 331;

unhygienic embrace of, 101

Protagoras, 381

Protozoa, 17, 112, 114

Prudery—subconsciousness of, 9;

in sex instruction, 9

Pseudomasturbation, 166

Psychic impotence, 194

Psychic trauma, 197

Psychical hermaphrodites, 289, 290

Psychology of sex, 102

Puberty, 106;

characteristics of, 56;

emotions of, 108, 147;

symptoms of, 320;

homosexual perverts at, 286

Puerperium, gonococci in, 394

Punaluan family, 127, 386

Punishment of adultery, 367, 368

Purity, harmless, 401

Purpose of life, 372, 378

Quadrupeds, 86

Qualities, physical, 152

Quality of libido, 92

Rabbis, 371

Race, duties towards, 408;

nature, 382

Race-culturists, 341

Rachford, 165

Racial evolution, 368, 405

Radicals, sex morality of, 369

Rape, 99;

conception in, 360;

by feeble-minded, 343;

punishment of, 368

Rationality—in love, 140;

in nature, 380

Reality, transcendental, 381

Reason for double standard, 400;

for existence, 383;

for male chastity, 392

Recessive determiners, 64

Regimen at menstruation, 176

Relative impotence, 195

Religion, 276;

of antiquity, 2;

authority of, 326;

mania of, 228;

morality and, 369;

of personality, 375;

of sensuality, 376

Renunciation in love, 133

Repression of sexuality, 174, 376

Reproduction—instinct of, 112;

fissiparous, 60;

gemmiparous, 17

Reptiles, 19

Respiration—costal, 58, 59;

in libido, 93

Retention of urine, 317

Reti, 236

Retributory justice, 371

Reuardin, 229

Ribbing, 354

Rite, religious, 391

Rival in jealousy, 157, 159

Roe, 332

Rohleder, 87, 164

Roman—baths, 314;

law, 364

Romantic love, 129, 136, 100

Rosenkranz, 130

Rosse, 212, 236, 284, 285

Roubaud, 97, 99, 213, 362

Roundworms, 115

Rousseau, 130, 132, 168

Rut, 107, 125, 126

Sacher-Masoch, 253

Sadism, in animals, 263;

castration in, 259, 260, 262

Samaël, 246

Samson, 138

Sanval, 279

Sappho, 278

Sarcod, 114

Satyriasis, 174, 229, 231

Savagery, period of, 385

Schiller, F. v., 256

Schiller, Prof., 238

Schopenhauer, 10, 132, 263

Schrenk-Notzing, 235, 245, 253, 391

Season for offspring, 359

Secondary characteristics, 84, 108;

mental, 137

Secretion, prostatic, 72

Segregation, 343;

Mendel’s law of, 64

Self-assertion, 149, 376

Self-control, 400, 406

Self-sacrifice, 384

Semen, 73, 76

Senn, 239

Senses—in sex, 77;

in libido, 96

Sensibility of plants, 380

Sensual love, 129, 130;

egoism of, 133;

eugenic power of, 135;

fastidiousness of, 130

Sensuality, 148;

intoxication of, 375;

in marriage, 347;

religion of, 376

Sentimental love, 129, 136;

altruism in, 136

Sepals, 116

Septuaginta, 279

Sequels—of orgas. retard., 221;

of masturbation, 324

Sergi, 130

Sérieux, 245

Sermon on the Mount, 111

Sertoli’s cells, 69

Servants in masturbation, 168, 317

Service in war, 383

Seton, 126

Sex—anatomy of, 29;

beauty of, 56;

contempt of, 9;

discussion-wave of, 11;

evolution of, 13;

hygiene of, 11;

ministry and, 326;

music and, 129;

physiology of, 60

Sex-antagonism, 151

Sex-attraction—origin of, 124;

mystery of, 275;

psychology of, 102

Sex-determinism, 259

Sex-differentiation, 123

Sex-instruction, 315

Sex-morality, 147

Sex-overvaluation, 333

Sex-sense, 336;

exaggerated, 174

Sex-symbols, 4

Sex-tension, 175

Sex-urge in degenerates, 343

Sex-worship, 2

Sexo-esthetic inversion, 297

Sexual—act, 108;

anaesthesia in children, 106;

apparatus, indifferent type, 22;

bondage, 254;

chain of activity, 111, 174, 175;

secondary characteristics, 56;

differentiation, 138;

ethics, 135;

excesses, 169, 170, 175;

symptoms of excesses, 352;

excitability, 356;

cycles, 354;

excitement in abstinence, 365;

excitement by female dress, 365;

means of excitement, 364;

imagery in insanity, 232;

instinct in clothes, 7;

morality, 390;

binding of sexual morality, 405;

needs of women, 179;

organs of plants, 116;

of male, 69;

of female, 83;

passivity, 390

Sexuality and Christianity, 5;

repression of, 402;

in woman’s soul, 231

Shakespeare, 256

Shame of sex-function, 9

Sidney, 133

Silence conspiracy, 6

Silver of Laurium, 373

Simulation of libido, 215

Sinai, copper of, 374

Single standard of morality, 368

Skein, 61

Slavery of prostitutes, 332

Smell—inhibitory effect of, 97, 98;

of menstrual blood, 85;

of vaginal mucus, 98

Social—importance of org. retar., 221;

precepts, 327;

justice, 369, 371

Society’s wards, 345

Sodomy, 311

Solomon, 1

Solon, 351

Somatic cells, 14, 112, 382

Soranus, 359

Source—emotions, 381;

of energy, 116;

of light, 276

Spartans, 341, 346

Spasm of bladder, 204;

of sphincter vesicae, 205

Spaulding, 327

Spawning-bed, 124

Spencer, 10, 133

Sperm-cells, 115

Sperma—aspiration of, 87, 88, 91;

excitation of, 362;

stowed, 91;

in woman’s organism, 160

Spermatic colic, 201

Spermatogenesis, 69

Spermatorrhoea, 79, 202

Spermatozoa, 70, 71;

wandering of, 76;

number of, 382

Spermin, 69, 70;

reaction, 203

Sphincter vesic., paresis, 205;

spasm, 205

Spinoza, 133

Sponges, 17

Sports, 16, 276

Stage, modern, 365

Standard, moral, 367;

of values, 372

Stature, 56, 58

Sterility, 189, 192, 207, 222;

one child, 394;

in endometritis, 208

Sterilization, 344;

for prevention of conception, 364

Storm and stress period, 108, 320

Strabo, 127

Stuart Mills, 327

Subsistence, source of, 387

Substances, libidogenous, 72

Success, virus of, 374

Suction of sperma, 88, 91

Suicide for love, 134

Superman, 346, 372, 373

Supply of prostitutes, 337

Supreme intelligence, 379

Survival—of unfit, 339;

of strongest, 372;

value, 374;

of man, 152;

of intelligence, 152

Sury, 310

Symbolism of transvestism, 298

Symptomatic impotence, 193

Symptoms—of impotence, 200;

of excesses, 352;

of libido, 92;

of masturbation, 323, 362;

of puberty, 320;

of syphilitic brain tumors, 398;

of withdrawal, 361

Syncope—in orgasm, 92;

in masturbating girls, 241

Syphilitic—Bright’s disease, 398;

arteriosclerosis, 397;

aneurism, 397;

meningitis, 398

Syphilis—asexual disease, 328;

prevalence of, 396

Tachycarditia, 352, 361

Tactile eroticism, 173, 355;

sense, 96, 129;

sequels of tact. erotic., 175;

stimuli, 176

Talmey, 325, 335

Talmud, 71, 351, 404

Talion, law of, 345

Tarnowsky, 230, 239, 327

Teichmüller, 131

Teleology, 13

Temporary impotence, 195

Tenesmus, vesical, 205, 352

Tertiary stage, infectiousness, 396

Testicles, loss of, 154

Testines, 155

Thigh-crossing, 169

Thomalla, 239

Time—for coition, 359;

for conception, 349

Toadyism, 244

Tolstoy, 138, 278, 406

Tools and civilization, 373

Touch—source of libido, 96;

the strongest sense, 336

Townsend, 165, 244

Tragedy, the—of man, 341;

of marriage, 329

Traits that Mendelize, 65

Transcendental—desire, 109;

intelligence, 381

Transient glycosuria, 205

Transitory impotence, 194

Transmission of acquired characters, 13

Transvestism, 297;

female, 308;

male, 306

Trauma, psychic, 197

Trélat, 235

Tresses-cutters, 266

Trial in love, 140, 143

Tribadism, 277, 278, 298

Tribunal of the eternal, 377

Trimutri, 276, 381

Trinitarian unity, 380

Triviality of life, 374

Troggler, 248, 249

Trousseau, 356

Truth—centre of, 177;

of evolution, 379;

abstract, 367

Tumescence—instinct of, 104, 106;

fetichism of, 266

Ugliness and libido, 98

Uncertainty of chastity, 388

Unchastity, 389;

laws against, 368

Unicellular organisms, 113

Ungewitter, 272

Union without love, 407

Unit characters, 64;

of female, 374

Unity in nature, 379

Universe, intelligence in, 14

Urethra—hyperaesthesia, 201;

stricture of, 190

Urethrorrhoea, 201

Urogenital sinus, 23;

membrane, 23, 26;

depression, 26;

diaphragma, 34, 36

Uterus, 24, 94;

copulatory function, 87;

infantilis, 206, 210

Utilitarianism in war, 383

Utopia, 102

Vaginism, 207

Value—cosmic, 372;

of libido producing organs, 97;

positive and relative, 374

Vanity—female, 150, 156;

impurity by, 333;

of life, 378;

male, 92;

wounded male, 158

Vanswieten, 344

Variation, 124;

evolution by, 14;

fact of, 15

Varicocele, 32, 201

Varietist, 148

Vasectomy, 344

Veneration—of asceticism, 5;

exaggerated in impotence, 197

Venereal—acme of paroxysm, 218;

dangers of, diseases, 326, 328;

excesses, 198;

symptoms of excesses, 352

Verret, 270

Vertigo in masturbation, 241

Veru montanum s. colliculus, 36

Villages at frontier, 383

Viraginity, 294, 296

Virchow, 280

Virgin—ideal of, 5;

fragrance of pure, 98

Virginity of heart, 160

Virulence of transferred gonococci, 394

Virus—of success, 374;

of syphilis, 328

Vital impulse, 17

Vitalistic theory, 13

Voluptas—control of, 47, 77, 106;

in menstruation, 232

Vulgata, 279

Vulva—adoration of, 3;

anatomy of, 41;

elephantiasis of, 207

Waldstein, 160

Walker, 145, 148

Wandering of ovum, 83

Want of female responsiveness, 194, 195

War—and nature, 382;

civilization and, 383

Wassermann, 343

Webber, 352

Weininger, 150, 307

Weismann, 16

Wernich, 87

Westermark, 359

Westphal, 294

Wild goose, monogamy of, 126

Wild oats, sowing of, 329, 400

Will-power, 351, 406

Will—to live, 379;

of the supreme intelligence, 369

Wise, 294

Withdrawal, 361, 362

Wolves, monogamy of, 126

Woman—arouser of emotions, 3;

dress of, 365;

impersonator, 306;

love of, 144;

voice of, 59

Women—anaesthesia in, 182;

abstinence in, 179, 400;

ant-orgastic libido in, 90;

attachments of, 280;

Babylonian, 2;

dominion of, 132;

hysterical, 235;

insane, 315;

odors of, 98;

pollutions in, 246;

slavery of, 367;

sex-needs of, 179

Woodruff, 331

Work—frenzy of, 374;

morality of, 374

World-building, 374

Yonism, 2;

in Ireland, 4

Young girls’ erotomania, 227

Zambaco, 165

Zealots in sex, 10

Zeno, 274

Zola, 367, 374

Zones, erogenous, 97, 110, 111, 130

Zoöerastia, 6, 309, 311

Zoologists, 379

Zoroaster, 351

Zygote, 17, 64, 123

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Transcriber’s Notes

Obvious typographical errors have been silently corrected. Variations

in hyphenation have been standardised.

Variations in the use of accents and ligatures have been resolved only

when in conflict with the index.

All other spelling and punctuation remains unchanged.

The numbering of the parts within the book has been corrected to

correspond with the contents list.

The index entry for Gold of Ophir has been corrected from 473 to 373.

The index entry Blackmar, 165 has been changed to Blackmer to

correspond with the text.

The following latin phrases have been corrected:

Chapter IX. Et dulces gemitus aptaque verba loco was originally

loco.

Crede mihi, non est veneris properanda voluptas was originally

propaganda.

Chapter XVI. præbente majorem libidinem was originally

præbant e.

Italics are represented thus _italic_.

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