Aphrodisiacs and Anti-aphrodisiacs: Three Essays on the Powers of Reproduction — John Shaqi
Aphrodisiacs and Anti-aphrodisiacs: Three Essays on the Powers of ReproductionDavenport, John
Philosophy
Aphrodisiacs and Anti-aphrodisiacs: Three Essays on the Powers of Reproduction
Davenport, John
Phallicism; Sex; Sex customs -- France -- History -- 17th century
Latin epigram on the vices of the monks 90
_Naïveté_ of a monk on the score of adultery 91
Curious Quatrain in the Church of St. Hyacinth 91
Madame Du Barri's secret 93
Do., Do., description of (note) 93
Tablettes de _Magnanimité_--Poudre de joie--Seraglio
Pastilles 94
Musk, Cantharides--effects of the latter 96
Cardinal Dubois' Account of a Love-Potion 98
Caricature upon Dubois (note) 98
Indian Bang 104
Stimulating Powers of Odours 106
Cabanis quoted 107
D'Obsonville quoted 108
Portable Gold--Shakespeare quoted 109-110
Bouchard's Account of Aphrodisiacal Charms 111
Flagellation--Graham's Celestial Bed--Lady Hamilton--Lord
Nelson, &c. 121-126
Burton quoted 126
ANTI-APHRODISIACS:
Refrigerants--Recommendation of Plato and Aristotle 128-129
Sir Thos. Brown quoted 130
Origen 130
Camphor an anti-aphrodisiac 134
Coffee an anti-aphrodisiac--Abernethey's saying (note) 137
Infibulation, Holyday quoted 141-144
Bernasco Padlocks 144
Voltaire's poem of the Cadenas 146
Rabelais' anti-aphrodisiacal remedies 147-154
[Illustration: PLATE I., EGYPTIAN PHALLI. AND Pompeian House--sign.]
ESSAY I.
REMARKS UPON THE SYMBOLS OF THE
REPRODUCTIVE POWERS.
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