Jurists. By John Addington Symonds. 8vo. cloth. London, privately printed, 1901. $3.50

Limited to 100 numbered copies only.

For the student of sexual inversion, ancient Greece offers a wide field for observation and reflection. Its importance has hitherto been underrated by medical and legal writers on the subject, who do not seem to be aware that here alone in history have we the example of a great and highly-developed race not only tolerating homosexual passions, but deeming them of spiritual value, and attempting to utilize them for the benefit of society.

33 Anthropology. The Sexual Life of Woman, in its Physiological and Hygienic Aspect. By E. H. Kisch. Post 8vo. cloth. New York, 1916. $3.00

From the earliest days of the medical art this sexual life of woman has aroused in the leaders of medical thought the highest interest, and for this reason great attention has been directed, not only to the anatomy of the genital organs and to the diseases of the reproductive system, but also to the individual manifestations of sexual activity and to the influence exercised by these on the female organism as a whole.

34 Anthropology. The Sexual Question. A Scientific, Psychological, Hygienic and Sociological Study. By August Forel. English adaptation, revised and enlarged, by C. F. Marshall. Illustrated. 8vo. cloth. New York, n. d. $3.50

In the domain with which we are concerned the French public are too much afraid of crudities and of calling things by their proper name. By veiled words and by indirect locution one may say anything, but the author decided not to employ such subterfuges in treating of such a vital social question with the seriousness it requires.

35 Anthropology. Histoire de la Prostitution, chez tous les peuples du monde. Depuis l'antiquité la plus reculée jusqu'a nos jours. Par Pierre Dufour. 6 vols. 8vo. ½ green morocco, gilt tops, uncut. Paris, 1851. $50.00

This edition contains many engraved plates finely printed on India paper, which were omitted from subsequent issues on account of their free interpretation.

This is about the most extensive work on prostitution, no phase of the subject having been omitted.

36 Anthropology. The History of Prostitution. Its Extent, Causes and Effects Throughout the World. By William W. Sanger. With numerous Editorial Notes and an Appendix. 8vo. cloth. New York, 1913. $3.50

A vice which has been co-existent with the human race, which has prayed upon the morals as well as the health of all peoples in all ages, which in the past has defied the edicts of despotism no less than at present it defies the mandates of repressive legislation—such a vice should not in any spirit of prudery be put aside as unfit for public consideration.

37 Sex Worship. The Masculine Cross and Ancient Sex Worship, by Sha Rocco. Traces of Ancient Myths in Religions of To-day. A Compendium of Sex Worship based on standard, rare and expensive works. Long out of print. With 26 curious illustrations. 12mo. cloth. New York. $1.00

38 Flagellation. History of Flagellation among different nations. A narrative of the strange customs and cruelties of the Romans, Greeks, Egyptians, etc., with an account of its practice among the Early Christians, as a religious stimulant and corrector of morals. Many illustrations. 8vo. cloth. New York, 1903. $1.50

Contains anecdotes of Remarkable Cases of Flogging, and of Celebrated Flagellants. A most curious work on the subject.

39 Flagellation. The Rodiad. By George Coleman. 18mo. original red boards, leather backs (new.) London, 1810 (reprinted.) Scarce. $3.00

40 Antique Gems from the Greek and Latin, with original Text and Translations. Embracing ANACREON, APULEIUS, APOLLONIUS of RHODES, CATULLUS, HORACE, LONGUS, LUCIAN, LUCIUS, MUSAEUS, OVID, PROPERTIUS, SAPPHO, TATIUS, THEOCRITUS, and VIRGIL. Translated into English by eminent scholar-poets, beginning with Sir Philip Sydney and including Marlow, Dryden, and Milton, among earlier writers, and Andrew Lang of the present day. Text is specially printed on Imperial Japanese vellum. With over two hundred beautiful illustrations. Limited edition de luxe, 12 volumes, top edges gilt. Printed for subscribers only. Philadelphia: George Barrie & Sons.

Published at $180.00. $60.00

41 Arabian Nights. Burton (Sir R. F.). Unexpurgated Edition. A Plain and Literal Translation of the Arabian Nights' Entertainments, now entitled, The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, with introductions, explanatory notes on the Manners and Customs of Moslem Men, and a Terminal Essay upon the History of the Nights, by Richard F. Burton, 10 vols.; together with the Supplemental Nights to the Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night, with notes, Anthropological and Explanatory, by Richard F. Burton, 7 vols.; enlarged by the addition of all the characteristic illustrations by Lalauze, Letchford, Stanley Wood, and others. 17 volumes, Imp. 8vo. gray buckram, top edges gilt, uncut. Privately printed for members of The Burton Club only. Limited to 1,000 sets. Original cost to members $170.00. $39.50

This edition is the very scarce unexpurgated reprint of the Benares edition, (which is at present extremely rare) with the numerous plates on Japan vellum, which never appeared in the first issue.

A fine set in a substantial binding.

42 Arabian Nights. Burton (Sir R. F.). Unexpurgated Edition. With all the characteristic illustrations by Lalauze, Letchford, Stanley Wood, and others. 17 vols., Imp. 8vo.; newly and very handsomely bound in ¾ dark green morocco, gilt tooled backs with Crescent inlays, gilt tops, uncut edges. Privately printed for members of the Burton Club only. Edition limited to 1,000 sets.

Published at $250.00. $95.00

43 Arabian Nights. Payne (John). Unexpurgated Edition. The Book of the Thousand Nights and One Night, now first completely done into English Prose and Verse, from the original Arabic, by John Payne, 9 vols.; The Tales from the Arabic; 3 vols.; Persian Letters; Aladdin and the Enchanted Lamp, and other stories; A Thousand and One Quarters of an Hour; Tartarian Tales ... Altogether 15 volumes. Limited Edition de luxe, handsome ¾ red morocco, top edges gilt, gilt backs, uncut. Printed for subscribers only. London: 1884. Published at $150.00. $57.50

44 Arabian Nights. Payne (John). Unexpurgated Edition de luxe, limited to one thousand copies, 15 volumes, buckram, London: Privately printed for subscribers, 1884. Bindings worn, otherwise in good condition. $20.00

45 Burton (Richard F.). Translator of the Arabian Nights. Final Writings of, consisting of: Personal Narrative of a Pilgrimage to Al-Madinah and Meccah, 2 vols.; A Mission to Gelele, King of Dahome, with Notices of the so-called "Amazons," The Grand Customs, The Yearly Customs, The Human Sacrifices, The Present State of the Slave Trade, The Negro's Place in Nature, 2 vols.; First Footsteps in East Africa; or, An Exploration of Harar, 2 vols.; Vikram and