Aphrodisiacs and Antiaphrodisiacs

Exploring the historical reverence for reproduction, this volume presents three essays that delve into the powers of nature and the judicial congress of 17th-century France. It highlights how ancient civilizations worshipped reproductive powers, symbolized by the phallus, establishing a lasting religion observed in both Asia and Europe. The text promises to engage readers with intriguing physiological insights alongside unique and entertaining anecdotes, offering a blend of scholarly exploration and cultural commentary.