Cirripedes, complemental males among the, 52 Civilisation and sex, 113, 265-266 Clandestine transitory loves, 341 Clothing; effect of, on women, 277, 303-304 Cocotte, the, 253, 303 Concubinage, 189-191, 205, 230 Connection between bodily and spiritual impulses, 323-324, 326 Contract marriage. _See_ Marriage Conventional lies of the present day, 254 _et seq._, 258-261, 278, 281 Co-operation among animals, 82, 102, 111 Coquetry, 254, 255, 258 Courtship: its importance, 100-111, 252, 254-256 Cruelty in relation to sex, 67, 266-267, 327 D Darwin on sexual selection, 100-101 _Demi-monde_, 366 Differentiation between the sexes: its importance, 101, 248-249, 257, 261-263, 268, 273-276, 284, 290, 293, 295-297 Diotima, 223 Disease and marriage, 345, 355, 360-361 Disinclination for marriage, 61-63, 225-226, 267, 268-270, 335, 359 Disproportion in numbers between the sexes, 278 Divorce among primitive peoples, 132, 137, 148, 160 ---- in Babylon, 205-207 ---- in Burma, 157-158 ---- in Egypt, 191-192, 356 ---- in Greece, 220 ---- in Rome, 233, 356 ---- attitude of Church and State towards, 354 ---- causes for, 353, 354 _et seq._ Divorce by mutual consent, 356, 358 ---- importance of, for women, 356, 359 ---- psychical, 355 ---- reform of, 355-356 Donaldson on high character of Roman women, 239 Duplex sexual morality, 171, 206, 219, 226, 357 E Economic factor in marriage, 171, 215-216, 253, 282, 342-343, 345, 346-347 ---- ---- in prostitution, 282, 362-363, 370 ---- dependence of women, 23-24, 253, 264, 280, 342 Egg-cell. _See_ Ovum Egoism of modern woman, 270, 305, 335, 362, 365, 380-381 Egypt, position of women in ancient, 179-201 ---- concubinage in, 189-191 ---- divorce in, 191-192 ---- family affection in, 192-193, 194-197 ---- marriage contracts in, 182-185, 186-191 ---- polygamy in, 192 ---- traces of the mother-age in, 185-186 Ellis, Havelock, on sexual differences, 21 ---- on the position of women in Rome, 234 ---- on the artistic impulse in women, 297 ---- on religious sexual perception, 320 Emancipation of woman, 4-8 Emma, her marriage with Canute, 127 Emotivity of women, 309, 318 Enfranchisement of women, 291, 362, 379, 380 Ennoblement of love, 347-348, 351-352, 383 Environment, influences of, 15, 17, 21, 273, 299-301, 313 Erotic element in religion, 317, 319-326 Ethelbald, King of Kent, his marriage as evidence of mother-right, 127 Ethelbald, King of W. Saxons, his marriage as evidence of mother-right, 127 Eugenics, 18-19, 165, 218, 283, 345-346, 350, 355 Euripides on women, 227 Exchange of wives among primitive peoples, 132, 166, 170 ---- ---- in Sparta, 218 F Facial expression and sex, 311-312 Factory workers, condition of, 281-283, 287-288, 362-363 Fairy stories, connection with mother-rights, 121, 126 Family, among animals. _See_ Birds and Animals ---- ---- primitive peoples. _See_ Mother-age ---- ---- ancient civilisation. _See_ Egypt, Babylon, Greece and Rome