satisfactory to both concerned."
HISTORY XVIII.--E.W., dentist, aged 32, of New England Puritan
stock. Height, 5 ft. 101/2 in.; weight, 144 lbs. Spare and active,
of nervobilious temperament.

"My earliest recollection is being punished for 'playing with
myself' when I could not have been more than 3 or 4 years of age.
I distinctly remember my exultation on discovering that I could
excite myself (while my hands were tied behind my back for
punishment) by rubbing my small but erect penis against the
carpet while lying on my stomach. At this time, of course, I knew
nothing of sex or of what I was doing. I did what my desires and
instincts at that time prompted me to do. However, punishments
and lectures failed utterly to break up this habit, and, though I
always wished and tried faithfully to obey my parents, I soon
grew to indulge quietly in bed when I was thought to be asleep.
The matter apparently passed out of the minds of my parents as
soon as they ceased to detect me further in the act, and they
regarded it as abandoned. I now feel reasonably certain that this
precocity was due to an adherent foreskin which covered the glans
tightly almost to the meatus, and so kept up a continual
irritation.

"I have no recollection that anyone ever taught me the habit, and
I know beyond a doubt that no one ever learned of the habit or
even a word as to the possibility of autoexcitement through word
or deed of mine. My recollection of the sensations is that there
was a short period of excitation, usually by rubbing, which was
not particularly, often not at all, pleasurable, and this was
followed by a single thrill of pleasure that extended all over
my little body. The curious thing was, however, that there seemed
to be no limit to the number of times I could consecutively
produce this sensation. My recollection is perfectly clear of how
I would lie in bed of a morning and thus excite myself time after
time. As I grew older this condition, of course, changed.
Masturbation was not a consuming passion with me at this or any
other time. I enjoyed it and felt that in it I had a means of
entertainment when other sources of enjoyment were not at hand.

"By the time I was 6 or 7 I had figured out the difference in sex
in animals and suspected that 'all was not as it should be' in
some portions of a girl's anatomy. This suspicion was suddenly
confirmed one never-to-be-forgotten morning, when I induced my
dearest playmate, a little girl, to urinate in my presence. I was
more thunderstruck than excited over this discovery, and it led
to no results in any other way, nor did we ever again unveil
ourselves to each other. At this time I began to learn from the
older boys the pitiful, childish vulgarities and common terms of
sex, and to invent and exchange rhymes and stories that were
pathetic in their attempts at vulgarity.

"At the age of 11 a buxom servant-girl threw out some vague hints
to me,--I was very tall for my age,--and tried to induce me to
take liberties with her, at least to the extent of telling her
vulgar stories, but I would not rise to the lure. I believe that
the thing which held me in check was fear of discovery by my
parents and the consequent humiliation. A short time previous to
this my father had enlightened me as to the means and manner of
reproduction and had encouraged me to talk to him and to my
mother on such subjects rather than with anyone else. I think
this had a great influence for good, as it made me feel that I
had some authoritative knowledge and that I was trusted by my
parents. My determination not to prove entirely unworthy of their
trust has been the anchor that has held through all the storms
and temptations of youth and young manhood.

"About the age of puberty I began to long for more realistic
experiences and tried through a period of a year or so the
disgusting experiments of intercourse with animals, using hens
and a cow for this purpose. Details are of no importance, and I
spare myself their repetition. My better nature or general mental
development soon overcame my desires in this direction, and the
practice was abandoned.

"With the dawning of the power of emission I noticed that the
adherent foreskin before alluded to, which had never been
examined during all these years (as I had discovered that I was
different from other boys and so was shy about exposing myself),
began to trouble me by being painful during erections.
Accordingly I took a buttonhook and tore all the adhesions loose.
A very painful though ultimately entirely satisfactory
operation!

"(I may mention in this connection that my two sons were
afflicted with adherent foreskins to such an extent as to render
circumcision necessary a few days after birth, in order that the
function of urination might become fully established.)

"As my powers developed I had my first wet dream at about the age
of 15, and was much surprised thereat. My father, however, told
me not to be alarmed and soothed my anxious fears, which were
easily aroused by my guilty feelings on account of my habit of
masturbation, in which I still indulged from one to three times a
week.

"Between the ages of 12 and 17 my father had the good judgment to
require a large amount of active outdoor labor from me, as well
as sending me to excellent schools. Certain kinds of study had a
distinct effect upon the sexual organs, namely, difficult Latin
and German translations and problems in fractions. I considered
at the time that it was because my mind wandered from the subject
I was studying. Now I am perfectly sure it was because my mind
focused on the subject I was studying. At any rate the fact
existed, and when alone in my room, wrestling with a knotty
problem, I used almost as a rule to keep myself in the most
violent state of erection for long periods--an hour or
so--sometimes ending with an emission, but more often I forced
myself to forego this climax through fear of overindulgence.
During these years my curiosity as to the exact nature of the
female organs was something terrible, and I wasted many hours and
much ingenuity in the attempt to surreptitiously gratify it. My
perseverance in the face of failure along this line was surely
worthy of a nobler cause.

"I was much in the society of girls of my own age or older during
these years and until I was 19. I found with them a keen and
entirely pure and wholesome enjoyment utterly separate and apart
from the desires and indulgences which I have been describing. I
never cared for any girl who was 'forward' or in any way
unladylike, and the idea of taking any undue liberties with any
of my youthful sweethearts was as remote from my thoughts as a
trip to the moon. Perhaps I can say this better and more
distinctly by stating that I would be perfectly willing to have
my wife know of, or my boys repeat, any action that I ever took
with any woman.

"I spent my spare time in their society and lavished upon my girl
companions every cent I could spare, but had no thought of
immediate sex desire or gratification. At the age of 17 I went as
an apprentice in my present profession of dentistry. Whenever it
became necessary for me, in assisting at the operating chair, to
touch a lady's hair or face, I would be seized with the utmost
confusion and could with difficulty control my hands so that they
did not tremble. This soon wore off as I came to a realization of
the true professional spirit and attitude toward all patients,
and, needless to say, has now become a matter of the utmost
indifference to me.

"From 19 to 22 I attended a professional school in a large city,
remote from my home, where I was an utter stranger. During these
years I devoted myself to my professional studies and to music
with much diligence. I took an active part in all student life
and problems save only that of the 'eternal feminine.'

"Frequently I have been out with a crowd of 'the boys' when they
headed for a brothel, and have been the only one to turn back or
to remain on the sidewalk as the door closed behind my last
companion. I say this not in self-praise, but in the same spirit
of accuracy which has prompted me to put down everything
concerning this greatest mystery of our natures as I have
experienced it and worked it out.

"It was during these three years at school that I placed upon
myself the most stringent and effective curbs to my sex nature. I
somehow never could 'get my own consent' to go to a brothel or
stay with a 'soiled dove,' for I had by this time firmly resolved
that I would bring to my wife, whoever she might turn out to be,
a clean body at least. I limited myself in my autoexcitement to
one emission a week and on one or two occasions went two weeks
without inducing an emission. Spontaneous nocturnal emissions
were quite common during these years. I cannot state just how
frequent they were, but perhaps one a week would be a fair
average.

"Shortly after graduation at the age of 22 I became engaged to
the woman who is now my wife. (She was 17 at the time of our
engagement, brunette, well developed, and with a wisdom and charm
that have held me a willing captive for ten years and no prospect
of escape!)

"With our engagement began for each of us that divine and
mysterious unfolding of the nature of one to the nature of the
other. Our engagement lasted two years and a half and, ignorant
as we both were, I am sure that it was none too long. Never shall
I forget the surprise I felt--to say nothing of the delight--when
I discovered that my sweetheart was as anxious to find out the
uttermost facts about me as I was to explore the divine mystery
of her sweet body.

"We lived in different towns and I used to spend Sundays at her
home. I slept in a room adjoining that occupied by my betrothed
and a friend. There was a transom with clear glass over the door
which connected these two rooms, and to have stood upon the foot
of the bed and looked through this transom would have been the
easiest thing in the world, and was such an opportunity as I
would have given years of my life to have obtained in my
adolescence; but now that the chance was afforded me to freely
spy upon the chamber of my future bride my soul revolted, for the
feeling was upon me that not until it was revealed to me because
she could no longer bear to keep it concealed from me would I
look upon the blessed vision of her maiden loveliness. Nor was I
disappointed, for gradually we became acquainted with each
other's bodies, and this gradual unveiling of each to the other
led, during the last months of our engagement, to mutual manual
manipulations, excitement and gratification. Intercourse did not
take place until the second night after our marriage, and our
first baby was born nine months and three days after our
marriage, though my wife was ten days past the cessation of her
period at the time of my first entering.

"Since marriage I have made it my first duty to study my wife's
inclinations and desires with regard to our sexual relations, and
can say that now, after seven years of married life, and after
she has borne me two sons, we are enjoying a fullness of
happiness that neither of us would have believed possible during
the first year of our married life.

"I have found that the woman must have the entire charge of the
time and number of approaches in a week or month, and that when
she is for any reason disinclined to the sexual act the husband
must keep away, no matter how he feels about the matter. Also the
man must be sure that his wife reaches the orgasm or is at the
point of it before he allows himself to 'let go.'

"Our meetings have averaged eight or nine a month. During the
latter months of pregnancy they were _nil_, and in the month
following an enforced separation of several weeks they were
fourteen. We have never tried nor had the slightest curiosity to
know how far we could indulge ourselves.

"For myself I seem to demand a gratification of the sexual desire
rather oftener than my wife, and when I feel I cannot get a good
night's rest without first being relieved of my seminal burden,
while at the same time my wife is disinclined to the sexual act,
I have her perform manual manipulation until relief is effected.
Mind, I say _relief_, for the emission gives me very little
pleasure under these circumstances, but it does give _relief_. In
my present health I find I cannot sleep well if I go over more
than two nights without an emission. My wife understands my
condition, and is entirely willing to assist me in this way when
she feels she cannot give me the gratification which I crave. We
have come to see sex matters as they are, and respect and
reverence have taken the place of ignorance and fear.

"To sum up, owing to lack of circumcision the sex instinct
developed too soon and out of all proportion during my early
youth. I cannot see that masturbation has ever had the slightest
bad effect upon my health or mental state (except as I was
constantly loathing myself more or less for being unable to stop
it).

"The husband must subordinate himself to the wife in order to
obtain the highest good and pleasure of both.

"I have always been successful in my undertakings. Stood at the
head of my class at school, and in my professional work graduated
with highest honors. I have a memory for prose or verse that is
the cause of envy to many of my friends. The facts here set down
are recorded in the interest of advancing study along this most
important but neglected and ignored line. That they have been
truthfully recorded without favor to the black or light on the
white is my sincere belief."


HISTORY XIX.--E.B. Parents sound; strong constitution in mother,
moderately so in father; vigorous and healthy, but of refined
nature. Breast-milk for six months.

"_Age 4-5_. Took great delight in the little waterworks. Severely
punished for this. Interest in the parts morbidly increased
thereby.

"_Age 5_. Earliest recollection of 'counter-erection'--the penis
shrinking tensely into itself, producing local and general
discomfort. This resulted from certain kinds of
_mauvaise-honte_,--having to kiss aged persons, having officious
help at micturition, bathing, dressing, etc., which caused a sort
of physical disgust. Toward puberty the experience grew rare. One
such occasion was at about eighteen, when solicited on the street
by a prostitute. The very _idea_ of homosexual relations produces
it. It would appear to be a powerful safeguard against
promiscuous sex relations. I have met two men subject to the same
thing, and have heard of one woman subject to something
analogous. It might be called a nausea of the 'nether heart' in
Georg Hirth's phrase.

"_Age 6-7_. Earliest recollection of erection. Unprovoked at
first. A disposition to _punish_ the organ and satisfaction in
doing so. From this time erection took place whenever it was
thought about.

"_Age 10_. Present at a discussion in the playground about the
best way of intercourse, which I heard of for the first time.
This was followed by enlightenment on the source of children.
Concluded it must be very painful to both parties. 'Just the
other way,' I was told. But the idea of pain to the genitals was
'interesting' to me. Pain felt by the other sex was
'interesting.' Pained looks captivated me--I liked to imagine
some mysterious trouble; and, as I learned more, 'female
complaints' interested me greatly in their subjects. I got a
'grateful pang' at the pit of the stomach at the thought, but
neither erection nor the opposite. This hypogastric feeling has
continued to associate itself with certain sexual impressions.
The thought of a _woman mortifying herself_ later on excited me
sexually. Once, pulling a stay-string for fun (my wife never
laced) gave me a powerful and quite unexpected erection.

"_Age 12_. A girl visitor of the same age got me talking about
the genitals, and at bedtime came and proposed coitus. We failed
to manage it. The vulva stripped back the foreskin, which was a
voluptuous feeling; then we were alarmed by something and
separated. I never saw her again. She too liked to 'punish' her
vulva. She put whole pepper in it, and advised me to use the
same. I continued greatly excited when she had gone; the hand
flew to the phallus and worried it, and orgasm came on at
once--the childish orgasm consisting of well-spaced spasms of the
ejaculators, without the poignant preliminary nisus of the adult
orgasm. There was no reaction or depression, except that the
phallus--which did not subside at once--was painful to touch. A
week or so later I tried again, but failed. A month later, being
more excited, I succeeded. I found that I could only compass it
about once in three weeks. There were no emissions. I used to
have a spontaneous mental image of a small Grecian temple in a
sunny park, which charmed me, and I had no scruples.

"_Age 12-13_. Masturbated once or twice a month.

"_Age 13-14_. Was sent to a small public school, where it
happened that a very good tone prevailed. I learned that
masturbation was bad form and unmanly. The proper thing was to
save one's self up for women--at about 18. I dropped the practice
easily, in spite of indulging my imagination about coitus. I
thought of the initiation with prostitutes at 18, with the mixed
feelings that even the most combative soldier must regard the
fray. The hypogastric feeling above referred to would come
on--which I liked and disliked at the same time. The first
occasion on which I remember this feeling was when I got my first
braces. Anything that harped on my sex produced it. Every time I
received the sacrament, which I was forced to do very young, I
repented of my intention of whoring at 18--as a man 'must'
do--and afterward I relapsed to the expectation. Religion was a
great reality to me, but it did not produce the radical effect
that the development of the romantic sentiment did later on.
(Both my wife and I became free-thinkers at about 30.)

"_Age 15-17_. Read poetry and romance. Conceived a high ideal of
faithfulness and constancy. What a mockery all this loyalty is, I
said to myself, if a man has stultified it beforehand. That was
no mere castle-building. I had not understood what I was about in
expecting to whore. The critical feelings were now awakening, and
what they produced was revulsion against the abuse of sex, which
got stronger every year. It became plain that there would be no
whoring or the like for me; I was far too proud and fastidious. I
neglected my tasks, which were uncongenial, and read a great deal
of anatomy and physiology, which stood me in good stead later. As
I rose in the school I was surprised to find the tone worse, but
quite at the top it was better again, and with my latest
companions sex was never even mentioned. At 14 I had a friend who
importuned me to come into his bed, but I never would get under
his bedclothes, for the male sex repels me powerfully in personal
contact; he began to talk of masturbation, and now I can
understand what he was aiming at. But my day-dreams of nymphs and
dryads kept me in a state of perpetual tension, and erection was
very frequent. The early morbid admiration of delicate women
became replaced by admiration of health and strength combined
with grace.

"_Age 17-18_. I was given a cubicle in which my neighbor on the
right masturbated noisily two or three times a week, and the one
on the left every night, using intermittent friction to drag it
out longer. One night, kneeling at my bedside, saying prayers, my
attention was divided between these and the occupation of my
neighbor, when, after not having masturbated for four years,--the
critical years of development,--the hand flew to the phallus and

"'pulses pounding through palms and trembling
encircling fingers'

"procured, in Walt Whitman's language,

"'the wholesome relief,--repose, content.'

"I slept well and had a sense of elation at the proof of manhood,
for we boys were anxious about whether we secreted semen or not.
The sexual obsession was tempered, and about three weeks later I
had my first 'pollution'--the 'angel of the night,' as Mantegazza
with better sense calls it. From that time on I had pollutions
every two or three weeks, with dreams sometimes of masturbation
or of nymphs, or quite irrelevant matters. For a time these gave
me perfect relief; then my 'dilectatio morosa' began to grow
again, and the phallus would become so sensitive that working
about on the belly would liberate the orgasm.

"_Age 18-19_. I had kept on persuading myself I was not
masturbating--avoiding the use of the hand--but now I dropped
this pretense, and frankly conceded the need to myself. I got
done with it in a peremptory way and thought no more of it. I had
no evil effects, moral or physical, and my mother would often
compliment me on my bright appearance the morning after. At that
time the appetite matured every seven to ten days, and, though I
dreaded the idea of slavery to it, it would have been very hard
to forego it. Headaches, which had begun to plague me from
puberty on, grew rarer. Pollutions occurred in between, but were
less effectual. I had up to this point accepted the incidental
pleasure under a sort of protest; but now I got over that too and
I allowed what I would prefer to call an idio-erotism (rather
than an auto-erotism) its way, always picturing beautiful nymphs
to myself. Surroundings of natural beauty moved me to this kind
of reverie, partly perhaps because I had once secretly observed a
lad basking naked on the sandy beach and toying with himself.
The recollection is wholly unsullied to me. Happening on one
occasion to check the stimulation about two-thirds way to orgasm,
I experienced a miniature orgasm like the childish one, but with
no declension of the tumescence, and I was able to repeat this
maneuver several times before the full orgasm. This I later
practised in _Coitus prolongatus_--giving the partner time to
come up. I had already got into the way of poising the feeling on
its climax. The ejaculator reflex, being habituated to this,
seems to set in with its throbs when the maneuver is simulated,
though no semen has yet been poured into the bulbous portion for
the ejaculators to act upon. If this play be broken off before
the critical spasm--as in the American 'Karezza,' etc.--there is
no perceptible reaction, though an unsatisfied feeling remains.
But when the act proceeds to emission and the poignant
_undercurrent_ of feeling sets in that ushers the ejaculation and
may only last two to five seconds, it makes all the difference,
and constitutional signs appear--perspiration, etc. This leads to
the question whether the critical sensation specially involves
the sympathetic nervous system? Up to that point the process is
under control, but then automatic.

"An observation of practical importance to me at that time was
this: I awoke in the morning after a pollution at night, with an
acute headache of a specific kind, and erection. This had
happened before, after pollution, and the erection suggested to
me whether 'a hair of the dog that bit me' might not prove
beneficial. As the excitation proceeded, the pain in the head was
directly drained away, as if I were drawing it out. Other pain is
also relieved for the moment, such as neuralgia, but to return
soon with interest. This, however, was specific and pure benefit.
The next time I got a bad headache of this character, without
preceding pollution, I tried the remedy, at about 10 A.M. The
semen was copious and watery, and the relief was marked, but in
an hour's time the headache returned. I had never repeated the
act at short interval, i.e., while the organs were under the
influence of a previous act, and now I tried the effect of that.
The second emission was also profuse, but much thicker, and the
relief much greater. In about three hours the headache was,
however, again intolerable, and, the connection being now clear,
I ventured on a third act, which proved to be the most voluptuous
I had so far experienced, the nisus being far more intense. The
semen was copious, but thick and ropy, with lumps as large as
small peas that could scarcely be crushed with the finger, and
yellow in color and rank in odor. After that I was perfectly well
and kept so. (The urethra was blocked so that I could with
difficulty stroke the masses out.) Later I have examined such
semen microscopically and found the spermatozoa dead and
disintegrating. My period in my best years--21 to 48--was twice
a week, the odd number being an inconvenience, and I have since
endeavored to avoid accumulations, emptying the receptacles on
the fourth day, when I remembered the interval, even if the
organs did not remind me. On the fifth day headache would
otherwise appear and perhaps two acts be needful, or, if I forgot
about it for a week, three acts running. That I did not abuse the
function the fact proves that every year I would forget about it
two to three times and have to resort to this drastic mode.[230]
But there is quite a different headache that follows on
indulgence during convalescence or when the system is otherwise
much lowered. Railway traveling greatly accentuates the need with
me; also riding. Girls aroused no physical desire, though I
chiefly sought their society, and even after the genital tension
was so pronounced, up to 20, I was troubled by the fact that
women did not affect me sexually. About this time a buxom girl I
liked and who liked me vehemently laid her hand on my arm, in
trying to persuade me to give up shooting. The phallus leaped
simultaneously. That was my first _sexual_ experience--the proof
that the _nexus_ was established between the genital mechanism
and the complex of feeling we call sexual.

"_Age 24_. At this age I went to stay at a house where there were
two very pretty girls. I at once lost my heart to the elder,
L.B., as she did to me (strong constitution, but refined nature;
parents sound; brought up in the country; eleven months'
breast-milk). 'What a mother she will make,' I said to myself.
Now began a time of the spiritual and physical communion that I
had pictured to myself....

"I am 60 now; she is 57. We are still like lovers. No; not _like_
lovers; we _are_ lovers. Of course, I do not mean to imply that
sexual impressions have preponderated in our life, as they do in
this account. Quite the contrary. We are both strong and,
according to all accounts, unusually well preserved. We are very
temperate. Since 48 I notice a gradual decline of the erotic
propensity. It is now once in five or seven days. Since the
menopause her propensity has declined markedly, but it is not
extinct, and she delights as much as ever in my delight. She
began to menstruate at 12, was regular till 17; then got
chlorotic for a few months, soon recovered, though menstruation
was often irregular, but never painful. Sexual experience began
at 25. I have often wondered if a moderate self-gymnastic of the
faculty, in Venturi's sense, would not have educated her genital
sphere, and made her a still better comrade--excluded the periods
of irregularity and frigidity. The stage of latency was too
protracted. We often noticed that, when menstruation was due or
nearly so, prolonged love-sports at bedtime would be followed by
menstruation in the morning. We never were separated for longer
than three months, and on that occasion, menstruation being
delayed, she tried what masturbation would do to determine it,
and with a positive result. My need, though less, is as
imperative as ever. Seminal headaches--as I would call them--have
ceased since 50; the accumulation only produces muddleheadedness.
But I have not suffered accumulation over ten to at most twelve
days. The quantity of semen is also less. The sensibility of the
corpora has declined much; that of the glans is unimpaired.
Erection is good. Orgasm takes two to four minutes to provoke,
against forty to fifty seconds when young; it is in some respects
even more enjoyable--perhaps less intense, but much more
prolonged. I have no reaction from indulgence. But I never press
it; it always presses me. For overaccumulation, with headache or
muddleheadedness, the wifely hand is more efficacious than the
vulva. Even the most vivid dream of coitus fails to compass the
orgasm now. The peripheral stimulus is essential.

"In our case physical and psychical intensity of emotion have
gone hand in hand. I have become specialized to one woman,
despite an erotic endowment certainly not meager. The pervasive
fragrance makes one adore the whole sex, but my wife does not
interpret this homage in a sexually promiscuous sense. We both
agree in the principle that if one cannot hold the affection of
the other there is no title to it. Tarde says that constancy in
love is rarely anything but a voyage of discovery round the
beloved object. I am perpetually making fresh discoveries. But
her constancy, I mean the high level of her passion, is
independent of discoveries."


FOOTNOTES:

[230] "A practical question arising out of the foregoing is whether such
semen should be committed to the vagina? Its presence is known to me by
constitutional symptoms (toxic). It is the last to be expelled, and its
degenerate germ-cells have no chance against those of the normal fluid
deposited in preceding acts, supposing that to be retained. But it may
well happen that the prior emissions only reach the pouch, whereas the
last is injected into the womb itself. I have frequently had the sense of
the orifices of meatus and cervix matching directly, especially when she
had powerful orgasm (including two conceptions), and of the semen being
sucked from me rather than occluded in its exit, as also happens,
requiring me to relax the urge a little. At 18 to 19 the semen of a
'pollution' has left tender red patches where it dried on the neighboring
skin, and deep straw-colored stains in the linen."




INDEX OF AUTHORS.

Abu-l-Faraj
Acton, W.
Adler, O.
Adlerz
Aguilaniedo
Aldrich
Allen, G.W.
Alonzi
Aly-Belfadel
Amand, St.
Andrews, W.
Angell
Arndt, R.
Avebury, Lord

Bach, G.
Baker, Smith
Ballet
Balls-Headley
Bancroft, H.H.
Bantock
Baretti
Barrus, Clara
Bartels, Max
Beaunis
Bechterew
Bell, Sanford
Benecke, E.F.M.
Bernard, P.
Bernelle
Blackwell, E.
Bladon, J.
Blagden
Bloch
Bloch, Iwan
Bloom
Blumroeder
Boerhaave
Bohn, G.
Bonstetten
Booth, D.S.
Bos, C.
Bossard
Bouchereau
Bourneville
Brantome
Bray
Brehm
Breitenstein
Bridgman, W.G.
Brierre de Boismont
Browne, W.A.F.
Brunfels
Bryan, D.
Buechner
Burckhardt, J.L.
Burdach
Burk, F.L.
Burton, Robert
Burton, Si: R.
Buscalioni
Busch, D.W.H.
Butler, A.G.

Cabanes
Cabanis
Calmann
Campbell, Harry
Cannon, W.
Capgras
Casanova
Catullus
Cellini
Ceni
Cervantes
Chapman, G.
Christian
Clark, Campbell
Clarke, E.D.
Cleland
Clement of Alexandria
Clerambault
Clevenger
Clouston
Coelius Aurelianus
Coleridge
Colin
Collas
Colman, W.A.
Coltman
Congreve
Cook, F.
Cook, J.
Cooke, Kev. L.H.
Cornevin
Cotterill, J.M.
Coutagne
Crawley, E.
Crofton
Crooke, W.
Cullerre

Daniell, W.F.
Darwin, C.
Darwin, E.
D'Aulnoy, Countess
Daumas
Davenport, Isabel
Debreyne
Dillmann
Diodorus
Disselhorst
D'Orbigny
Duchenne
Duehren, E. _See_ Bloch, Iwan.
Dulaure
Dumas, G.
Duncan, Matthews
Dunlop, W.
Dupre
Durkheim

Earle, A.
Effertz
Eklund
Ellis, Havelock
Ellis, Sir A.B.
Engelmann
Epaulow
Erb
Espinas
Eulenburg
Eysseric
Eyre, E.J.

Fabre, J.H.
Fehling
Fere
Ferenczi
Ferrand
Ferrero
Ferriani
Finck
Fliess
Foley
Forbes, H.O.
Forel
Forman, S.
Franklin, Miles
Frazer, J.G.
French-Sheldon, Mrs.
Freud
Friedenthal
Fuerbringer
Fustel de Coulanges

Galen
Gall
Gardiner, J.S.
Garnier, P.
Gason, S.
Gattel
Gaupp
Gennep, A. Van
Gibb
Gillen
Ginisty
Glaeveke
Glynn
Godard
Goltz
Goncourt, J. de
Gosse, P.H.
Gourmont, Remy de
Gowers, Sir W.
Grisebach, E.
Groos, K.
Grosse, E.
Gualino
Guinard
Guise
Guyon
Gurlitt
Guttceit

Haecker
Haddon, A.C.
Haeckel
Hagen
Halban
Hall, G. Stanley
Haller
Hamerling
Hammer