Bréviaire de l'amour expérimental: Méditations sur le mariage selon la physiologie du genre humain. Par feu le Dr Jules Guyot . . . . Publié avec un discours préliminaire, une notice biographique et un lex
by Guyot, Jules, 1807-1872
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Paris: Marpon et Flammarion (26, rue Racine) [et] Librairie Physiologique (38, boulevard St.-Germain), 1882 . . . et Ch. Dufaure de la Prade. Édition elzévirienne. Deuxième mille. ¶ Twelve "méditations" -- (1) La mariage selon la physiologie expérimentale, (2) La manière d'habiter et de faire génération, (3) L'appareil générateur du genre humain, (4) Le spasme génésique chez l'homme et chez la femme, (5) Le théologie et la fonction génésiaque, (6) Les instruments de l'amour experimental, (7) Règles à suivre dans l'art de fair l'amour, (8) Les symphonies conjugales de l'amour, (9) L'épouse incomprise et le mari battu, (10) Hygiène physique et morale de l'amour, (11) Le fécondation de l'épouse, (12) Les devoirs physiologiques de l'époux --; together with a Notice biographique sur le dr Jules Guyot (pages [135]-154) and a Lexique du Bréviaire de l'amour experimental ([155]-174). The colophon (page [181]) is dated 31 May 1882. ||| Collation: In 8s (122 x 81 mm): 94 leaves, paginated [i-ii], [1-9] 10-179 [180-186]. Pages [i-ii] and [183-186] are blank as issued. Binding: Fine three-quarter brown morocco lettered in gilt, patterned boards, patterned endpapers, 2 + 2 flyleaves, green-yellow-and-red register and headbands, top-edges gilt, unsigned, preserving the original printed wrappers bound in; bound en suite with Barral Missel de l'amour sentimental (1884) qv . Condition: Very good, joints trifle rubbed. Provenance: Beatrice Reiter Leval (1911-2004), of New York, picture-collector. ||| For further details please contact Jay Dillon Rare Books + Manuscripts, as below. Pour plus de détails, veuillez contacter Jay Dillon Rare Books + Manuscripts, comme ci-dessous..
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- Bréviaire de l'amour expérimental: Méditations sur le mariage selon la physiologie du genre humain. Par feu le Dr Jules Guyot . . . . Publié avec un discours préliminaire, une notice biographique et un lex
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- Guyot, Jules, 1807-1872
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- Used
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- Hardcover
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- Marpon et Flammarion (26, rue Racine) [et] Librairie Physiologique (38, boulevard St.-Germain)
- Place of Publication
- Paris
- Date Published
- 1882
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- Guyot Jules Dr docteur 1807 1872 Bréviaire de l\'amour expérimentale Méditations sur le mariage selon la physiologie du genre humain Georges Barral Ch Dufaure de la Prade Édition elzévirienne Paris Marpon et Flammar
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