Smith, Adam, 175, 317 Socialism, 307 Society, origin of, 205 Socrates, 150, 246, 326 Solidarity, of the Jews, 310 Solitude, and women, 205 Solliers, on sexual anæsthesia, 274 Somerville, Mary, 194 Sophocles, 184 Soul, 313 denied by modern science, 315 and great men, 168 and modern psychology, 209 and women, 187 Spencer, Herbert, 128, 130, 263, 317 Spinoza, 316, 317 Sprengel, 315 State, 307 Steenstrup, 12, 13 Sterility, 216 Stern, L. W., 82 Sterne, 317 “Stockman, Dr.,” 325 Strauss, 112 Strindberg, 187 Sudermann, 256 Suggestibility, of women, 294 Suicide, of women, 286 Sulpicia, 319 Superstition, of women, 127 Swift, 317, 343 Sympathy, 177, 197 “Tannhäuser,” 240, 305 Telegony, 233 Teresa, St., 277 Tertullian, 187, 314, 343 “Tesman,” in Hedda Gabler, 258 Thelyplasm, Chap. II., 11-25 Time, relation to value, 133 Tolstoy, 231 Touch, sense of, in women, 191 Tragedy, 319 Transcendentalism, 314 Transfusion, of blood, 20 Travel, desire of, 237, _note_ Truth, 150 Türck, 138 Tylor, 128 Types, male and female, mental, 53 Undine, 188 Universality, of genius, 112 Untruthfulness, of women, 266 Value, theory of, 133 Vanity, of women, 202 Variation in sexual characters, 18 Virginity, a male idea, 333 woman’s attitude to, 334 Virtue of women, 333 Vogt, on hysteria, 265, 274, 277 Von Eschenbach, 264 Von Höffding, 144 Von Humboldt, 140 Von Kleist, 105 Von Möbius, 59 Wagner, 67, 109, 211, 240, 279, 305, 319, 343 Weill, 36 Weismann, 81 Wier, 81 Will, 282 Wit and humour, 318 Woman and animals, 290, 291 character of, 280 emancipated, 64 famous, 69 future of, Chap. XIV., 331-340 compared with Jews, 320 and matter, 292 sexuality of, 260 summary of her nature, Chap. XII., 252-300 Wundt, 94, 131, 140 “Zarathustra,” 108, 167 Zionism, 307, 312 Zola, 105, 231, 304 Printed by BALLANTYNE & CO. LIMITED Tavistock Street, London Transcriber’s Notes The language of the source document (including inconsistencies in spelling, hyphenation, etc.) has been retained, unless listed below. Many of the proper names mentioned in the book are spelled differently from what is usual. These have been left as printed as well, unless listed below. Page xviii, Continuous and discontinuance memory: as printed in the source document. Page 36, so many other actors: possibly an error for so many other factors. Page 141, Prospera: possibly an error for Prospero. Page 205, much more developed in men than in women: probably an error for much more developed in women than in men (cf. remainder of paragraph). Page 282, The terms in the left-hand row: as printed in the source document. Page 307, in the left row: as printed in the source document. Changes made