The History of Prostitution: Its Extent, Causes, and Effects throughout the WorldSanger, William W.
History
The History of Prostitution: Its Extent, Causes, and Effects throughout the World
Sanger, William W.
Prostitution
Laws governing Prostitution.--Floralian Games.--Registration
of Prostitutes.--Purity of Morals.--Julian Law.--Ædiles.--
Classes of Prostitutes.--Loose Prostitutes.--Various Classes
of lewd Women.--Meretrices.--Dancing Girls.--Bawds.--Male
Prostitutes.--Houses of Prostitution.--Lupanaria.--Cells of
Prostitutes.--Houses of Assignation.--Fornices.--Circus.--
Baths.--Taverns.--Bakers' Shops.--Squares and
Thoroughfares.--Habits and Manners of Prostitutes.--Social
standing.--Dress.--Rate of Hire.--Virgins in Roman
Brothels.--Kept Women.--Roman Poets.--Ovid.--Martial.--Roman
Society.--Social Corruption.--Conversation.--Pictures and
Sculptures.--Theatricals.--Baths.--Religious Indecencies.--
Marriage Feasts.--Emperors.--Secret Diseases.--Celsus.--
Roman Faculty.--Archiatii. 64
CHAPTER V. THE EARLY CHRISTIAN ERA.
Christian Teachers preach Chastity.--Horrible Punishment of
Christian Virgins.--Persecution of Women.--Conversion of
Prostitutes.--The Gnostics.--The Ascetics.--Conventual
Life.--Opinion of the Fathers on Prostitution.--Tax on
Prostitutes.--Punishment of Prostitutes under the Greek
Emperors. 86
CHAPTER VI. FRANCE.--HISTORY DURING THE MIDDLE AGES.
Morals in Gaul.--Gynecea.--Capitulary of Charlemagne.--Morals
in the Middle Ages.--Edict of 1254.--Decree of 1358,
re-establishing Prostitution.--Roi des Ribauds.--Ordinance of
Philip abolishing Prostitution.--Sumptuary Laws.--Punishment
of Procuresses.--Templars.--The Provinces.--Prohibition in
the North.--Licensed Brothels at Toulouse, Montpellier, and
Avignon.--Penalties South.--Effect of Chivalry.--
Literature.--Erotic Vocabulary.--Incubes and Succubes.--
Sorcery.--The Sabat.--Flagellants.--Adamites.--Jour des
Innocents.--Wedding Ceremonies.--Preachers of the Day. 93
CHAPTER VII. FRANCE.--HISTORY FROM THE MIDDLE AGES TO LOUIS XIII.
The Court.--Louis IX. to Charles V.--Charles VI.--Agnes
Sorel.--Louis XI.--Charles VIII.--Louis XII.--Francis I.--La
Belle Feronniere.--Henry II.--Diana de Poictiers.--Lewd Books
and Pictures.--Catharine of Medicis.--Margaret.--Henry IV.--
Mademoiselle de Entragues.--Henry III.--Mignons.--Influence
of the Ligue.--Indecency of Dress.--Theatricals.--Ordinance
of 1560.--Police Regulations. 108
CHAPTER VIII. FRANCE.--HISTORY FROM LOUIS XIII. TO THE PRESENT DAY.
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