The Scented Garden Anthropology of the Sex Life in the Levant

Chapter One - Love and Love Charms, Chapter Two - Marriage in Islam: The Koran and Polygamy, Chapter Three - The Wives of the Prophet Mohammed, Chapter Four - Rights and Duties of the Married Mussulmen, Chapter Five - Divorce and Widows, Chapter Six - Adultery, Chapter Seven - Marriages and Weddings of the Sultans, Chapter Eight - The Power of Women in the Sultan's Harem, Chapter Nine - Wedding Customs of the People in Turkey, Chapter Ten - Physical Aspects of the Bride and Groom, Chapter Eleven - Sexual Lexicon, Chapter Twelve - Menstruation, Chapter Thirteen - Chastity and the Feeling of Shame, Chapter Fourteen - Wickedness, Chapter Fifteen - Public Prostitution, Chapter Sixteen - The Sex Act, Chapter Seventeen - The Kind of Sex Acts, Chapter Eighteen - Pederasty and Sodomy, Chapter Nineteen - Eunuchs and Sexual Perversions, Chapter Twenty - Onanism and Artificial Instruments, Chapter Twenty-One - Venereal Diseases, Chapter Twenty-Two - Impotence, Chapter Twenty-Three - Fertility and Sterility, Chapter Twenty-Four - Abortions, Chapter Twenty-Five - Midwives, Chapter Twenty-Six - Customs During Pregnancy, Chapter Twenty-Seven - Delivery, Chapter Twenty-Eight - Confinement, Chapter Twenty-Nine - Mother's Milk and Wet-Nurses, Chapter Thirty - The Child, Chapter Thirty-One - Boys and Girls, Chapter Thirty-Two - Miscarriages and the Naming of Children, Chapter Thirty-Three - Circumcision

Bernhard Stern, translated by David Berger