xiii, v. 2; I Kings, Chapter xix, v. 18.

[210] Wellhausen, _Reste Arabischen Heidentums_, p. 109.

[211] The Romans recognized at least three kinds of kiss: the _osculum_,
for friendship, given on the face; the _basium_, for affection, given on
the lips; the _suavium_, given between the lips, reserved for lovers.

[212] In other parts of the world it would appear that the kiss sometimes
has a sacred or ritual character. Thus, according to Rev. J. Macdonald
(_Journal of the Anthropological Institute_, November, 1890, p. 118), it
is part of the initiation ceremony of a girl at her first menstruation
that the women of the village should kiss her on the cheek, and on the
mons veneris and labia.

[213] _Journal of the Anthropological Institute_, August and November,
1898, p. 107.

[214] Velten, _Sitten und Gebraueche der Suaheli_, p. 142.

[215] Turner, _Samoa_, p. 45.

[216] Tregear, _Journal of the Anthropological Institute_, 1889.

[217] _Zeitschrift fuer Ethnologie_, 1896, ht. 4, p. 272.

[218] Breitenstein, _21 Jahre in India_, vol. i, p. 224.

APPENDIX B.

HISTORIES OF SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT.

The histories here recorded are similar in character to those given in
Appendix B of the previous volume.

HISTORY I.--C.D., clergyman, age, 34. Height about 5 ft. 8 in.
Weight, 8st. 8lb. Complexion, fair. Physical infirmities, very
myopic, tendency to consumption.

"My family is of old lineage on both sides. My parents were
normal and fairly healthy; but I consider that heredity, though
not vitiated, is somewhat overrefined, and there is a neuropathic
tendency, which has appeared in myself and in one or two other
members of the family. As a child, I suffered, though not very
frequently, from nocturnal enuresis. My sexual nature, though
normal, has been keenly alive and sensitive as far back as I can
remember; and as I look back I discern within myself in early
childhood what I now understand to be a decided masochistic or
passively algolagnic tendency. So far as I remember, this
manifested itself in me in two aspects; one psychic or
sentimental and free from carnality, expressing itself in
imaginative visions such as the following: I used, to imagine
myself kneeling before a young and beautiful woman and being
sentenced by her to some punishment, and even threatened with
death. At other times I would picture myself as a wounded sold