_Mentagra_ (Tetter of the Chin), II. 71, is subject to epidemic influence, II. 100, changes into Lepra and Psora, II. 72.
_Miletus_, women of—are artificial tribads, 162.
_Morbus Campanus_, II. 98, _Phoeniceus_, II. 54.
_Mucous membrane_, its secretions in the South more copious and acrid, II. 121.
_National_ diversities influence the rise of Venereal disease, II. 131, 321.
_Neuralgia_ of the testicles and spermatic cord, II. 284.
_Oscans_ are licentious, II. 100, are Cunnilingues, II. 101.
_Paederastia_, 108, at Athens, 119, in Bœotia, 121, Chalcis, 122, Chios, 122, Crete, 117, Elis, 121, Germany, 228, Greece, 117, Italy, 124, Rome, 124, Siphnos, 124, Syria, 116, Tarsus, 139, practised in Temples, 111, is a mental disorder, 182, inclination to it is innate, 236, and hereditary, 160, due to vengeance of Venus, 146, 172, 182.
_Paralysis_ of the Tongue due to the practices of the Cunnilingue, II. 64.
_Patients_ suffering from affections of the genital organs deceive the Physician, II. 235, dread the knife, 46, II. 241, treat themselves, II. 238.
_Pathics_, signal of invitation employed by, 143, condition at Athens, 120, kept in the Roman brothels, 124, had to pay Prostitution-tax, 126, 231, characteristics, 169, dress, 172, allow the hair of the head to grow long, 173, depilate their persons, II. 191, resemble women, 189, seed-ducts in their case go to the anus, 235, bear children, 235, diseases of, 126, pale complexion, 143, foul breath, 142, suffer from affection of the mouth, 134, 142, ulcers on posteriors, 127, hæmorrhoids, 130.
_Phallus-worship_, 40, in Egypt, 40, Greece, 41, India, 33, Syria, 49.
_Philoctetes_ is Onanist, 155, Pathic, 152.
_Phlyctaenae_ (blisters) on the skin in diseases of the Uterus, II. 153.
_Phoenician women_ give themselves up an offering in honour of Venus, 21.
_Physicians_ have few opportunities of observing diseases of the Genitals, II. 225, inexperienced “in re venerea” (in Venereal subjects), II. 237, lewd-minded, II. 235, Physicians from Egypt cure the Mentagra (Tetter of the Chin) at Rome, II. 91.
_Piles_ (hæmorrhoids), II. 310, among Pathics, 130, common in time of Martial and Juvenal, 133.
_Prepuce_, ulcers, II. 293, rhagades (chapped sores), II. 293, thymus (warty excrescence), II. 311.