History of circumcision from the earliest times to the present
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- HISTORY OF CIRCUMCISION FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE PRESENT. 0:00
- HISTORY OF CIRCUMCISION FROM THE EARLIEST TIMES TO THE PRESENT. 0:11
- PREFACE. 1:25
- CONTENTS. 4:56
- INTRODUCTION. 8:02
- CHAPTER I. Antiquity of Circumcision. 41:24
- CHAPTER II. Theories as to the Origin of Circumcision. 51:58
- CHAPTER III. Spread of Circumcision. 1:01:41
- CHAPTER IV. Circumcision Among Savage Tribes. 1:15:14
- CHAPTER V. Infibulation, Muzzling, and other Curious Practices. 1:21:15
- CHAPTER VI. Attempts to Abolish Circumcision. 1:48:28
- CHAPTER VII. Miracles and the Holy Prepuce. 2:00:14
- CHAPTER VIII. History of Emasculation, Castration, and Eunuchism. 2:18:30
- CHAPTER IX. Philosophical Considerations Relating to Eunuchism and Medicine. 2:56:29
- CHAPTER X. Hermaphrodism and Hypospadias. 3:15:47
- CHAPTER XI. Religio Medici. 3:43:12
- CHAPTER XII. Hebraic Circumcision. 3:56:40
- CHAPTER XIII. Mezizah, the Fourth or Objectionable Act of Suction. 4:08:18
- CHAPTER XIV. What are the Benefits of Circumcision? 4:26:08
- CHAPTER XV. Predisposition to and Exemption and Immunity from Disease. 5:02:22
- CHAPTER XVI. The Prepuce, Syphilis, and Phthisis. 5:08:54
- CHAPTER XVII. Some Reasons for Being Circumcised. 5:30:34
- CHAPTER XVIII. The Prepuce as an Outlaw, and its Effects on the Glans. 5:40:12
- CHAPTER XIX. Is the Prepuce a Natural Physiological Appendage? 5:58:25
- CHAPTER XX. The Prepuce, Phimosis, and Cancer. 6:13:27
- CHAPTER XXI. The Prepuce and Gangrene of the Penis. 6:29:47
- CHAPTER XXII. The Prepuce, Calculi, and Other Annoyances. 6:49:07
- CHAPTER XXIII. Reflex Neuroses and the Prepuce. 6:58:05
- CHAPTER XXIV. Dysuria, Enuresis, and Retention of Urine. 7:32:43
- CHAPTER XXV. General Systemic Diseases Induced by the Prepuce. 7:46:33
- CHAPTER XXVI. Surgical Operations Performed on the Prepuce. 8:16:30
- NOTES TO TEXT. WORKS AND AUTHORITIES QUOTED. 8:49:16
- INDEX 9:02:07
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