CONTENTS.
L. Deslandes
PART I.
EFFECTS OF VENEREAL EXCESSES.
Chapter 1. Danger attending venereal excesses.
§ 1. Power of the genital organs when at rest.
§ 2. Power of the genital organs when excited.
§ 3. Power of the genital organs when in action.
Chapter 2. Circumstances which render the act of venery more or less injurious to the constitution and to the health.
§ 1. Circumstances connected with the act of venery which render it more or less injurious.
§ 2. Circumstances foreign to the act of venery which render it more or less injurious.
§ 3. Influence which the general state of the functions at different
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and the particular state of some of them at different periods of life, may have on the consequences of the act of venery.
Chapter 3. Symptoms and diseases resulting from venereal excesses.
§ 1. General symptoms of venereal excesses.
§ 2. Diseases resulting from venereal excesses.
PART II.
RULES OF PRESERVATION AND TREATMENT RELATIVE TO VENEREAL EXCESSES.
Chapter 1. Means of preservation with reference to venereal excesses.
§ 1. First indication. To prevent the desire of onanism.
§ 2. Second indication. To resist the desire of onanism.
§ 3. Third indication. To take away from those who wish to masturbate the power of doing so.
Chapter 2. Mode of repairing the injury arising from venereal excesses.
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