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Common terms and phrasesabdomen accidents acute metritis acute pains addicted to frauds aged thirty aged twenty-nine ardent attacked attended become pregnant Bergeret bladder blood cancer catarrh cause celibacy cervix child chronic metritis coition colics comes to consult conception confessed conjugal frauds consequences death debauchery defloration died disorders dissipation excesses excited fatigue fecundity fever fraudulent coition fraudulent connections fraudulent lovers frequent functions genesiac frauds genital organs habit haemorrhage Hematocele husband hypogastrium increase of population instinct intense lascivious leucorrhoea libertinism marriage married menopausis menses metritis metrorrhagia miscarriage mistress months moral mother nature nections neuropathic night nymphomania Onan orgasm palpitations Paris passion patient pederasty physician practice of frauds practising frauds pregnancy produce provoked result satisfy says Scirrhus seen semen serious sexes sexual frauds sexual intercourse soon sterility stomach suffering super-excitation tion trouble tumor urethra urine uterine catarrh uterus vagina venereal orgasm vesical tenesmus violent vomiting vulva wife woman aged womb young girl Popular passagesPage 190 - STANFORD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER STANFORD, CALIFORNIA 94305 Ignorance of Library's rules does not exempt Page 188 - fine, this book should be returned • before the date last stamped below. LANE MEDICAL LIBRARY STANFORD UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER STANFORD, CALIFORNIA 94305 Ignorance of Library's rules does not exempt Page 7 - nasci sibi filios, introiens ad uxorem fratris sui, semen fundebat in terram, ne liberi fratris nomine nascerentur. Et idcirco percussit eum Dominus, eo quod rem detestabilem faceret. Page 139 - FRAUDULENT practices in the conjunction of the sexes often occasion injurious consequences to the family. They induce tastes and habits of debauchery, and hence lead to inconstancy, infidelity, and adultery. Men become inclined to seek the excitement of unexpected or unusual pleasures, rather than to enjoy the natural or easy ones offered in their own families. Page 4 - simplicity of manners attributed to primitive society, when the pater familias was proud of exhibiting his numerous offspring. Such, however, is not the case, and I shall show that those who have an unlimited confidence in the patriarchal habits of our Page 4 - frauds. It might naturally be supposed that these odious calculations of egotism, these shameful refinements of debauchery, are met with almost entirely in large cities, and among the luxurious classes; and that small towns and country places yet preserve Page 4 - In this respect, as in many others, moral injunctions are in perfect harmony with the laws of nature, the teachings of physiology, and the rules of hygiene. Page 139 - husbands abandon beautiful, accomplished, and prepossessing wives, to attach themselves to debased concubines, or to disgrace themselves in the filth of bagnios. Page 125 - husband had the fatal habit of applying the tongue and lips to his wife's genitals to provoke in her a venereal orgasm, References to this bookFrom Google ScholarSex and the Medical ModelVern L Bullough - 1975 - The Journal of Sex Research References from web pagesThe preventive obstacle or conjugal onanism. Bibliographic information
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