Onanism display'd: being, I. an enquiry into the true nature of Onan's sin. II. of the modern Onanists. III. of self-pollution, its causes, and consequences; with three extraordinary cases, of two young gentlemen and a lady, who were very much addicted to this crime. IV. of nocturnal-pollutions natural and forc'd. V. the great sin of self-pollution, with the judgment of the most eminent divines upon this subject. VI. a dissertation concerning generation, with a curious description of the parts, — John Shaqi
Onanism display'd: being, I. an enquiry into the true nature of Onan's sin. II. of the modern Onanists. III. of self-pollution, its causes, and consequences; with three extraordinary cases, of two young gentlemen and a lady, who were very much addicted to this crime. IV. of nocturnal-pollutions natural and forc'd. V. the great sin of self-pollution, with the judgment of the most eminent divines upon this subject. VI. a dissertation concerning generation, with a curious description of the parts,
Religion
Onanism display'd: being, I. an enquiry into the true nature of Onan's sin. II. of the modern Onanists. III. of self-pollution, its causes, and consequences; with three extraordinary cases, of two young gentlemen and a lady, who were very much addicted to this crime. IV. of nocturnal-pollutions natural and forc'd. V. the great sin of self-pollution, with the judgment of the most eminent divines upon this subject. VI. a dissertation concerning generation, with a curious description of the parts,
Masturbation -- Early works to 1800; Medicine -- Religious aspects
_Monsieur_ _DIONIS_ is of opinion, that most of the Nuns and other Girls
that are taken to be possess’d with Devils, were subject to Vapours only
when they acted the awkward extravagancies that History is full of. And
I have been inform’d by the learned Dr. _C——n_, and other eminent
Physicians, that Vapours will so powerfully prevail in some Young
Females, by a stagnation of the Seed, that they are oblig’d to prescribe
extraordinary Remedies, and sometimes Friction to procure relief; and to
prevent Convulsions, irregular Imaginations, _&c._ which would otherwise
ensue, if not a perfect Lunacy for a time.
An early Marriage is the most effectual Preservative against the
numerous Disorders proceeding from quantities of Seed unnaturally
confin’d; and will render a perfect Health and Tranquility; unless it be
in the case of Impotency; or in some Countries where a Man by tying a
Knot upon his Codpiece, when the Priest pronounces such and such Words
on the day of Marriage; lays claim to a right of preventing its
Consummation: But if a Man cannot consummate his Marriage, you’ll always
find it proceed from a natural Cause; and that the Devil has no hand in
it.
To conclude my Subject of _Generation_, and the Parts employ’d therein:
I shall here insert an Observation of St. _Augustin. The Instruments of
Generation (_says he_) are a call’d _Pudenda_, because they speak our
Shame in this, that he who commands all the other Parts, cannot reduce
these to Obedience._
_FINIS._
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