Plague of Lust, Vol 1 (of 2)

Dive into "e;The Plague of Lust, Vol 1"e; by Julius Rosenbaum, a captivating anthology that uncovers the historical presence of venereal diseases in classical antiquity. In the profound narrative titled "e;The Plague of Lust,"e; translated by an Oxford M.A., Rosenbaum meticulously dissects the prevalence and impact of these diseases long before the fifteenth century, challenging widely held beliefs. The author offers an insightful analysis of classical texts and obscure sources, arguing convincingly for the existence of such diseases in ancient Europe, Asia, and Africa. This work serves as an invaluable resource for historians, medical experts, and anthropologists alike, as it intricately examines the Cult of Venus, phallic worship, and the sexual customs of ancient civilizations. With detailed references to historical and erotic writings, the book illuminates the social and sexual practices of ancient Greece and Rome, revealing the complexities of societal norms and deviations. "e;The Plague of Lust"e; is more than a historical account; it is a valuable tool for those interested in the intersections of medicine, anthropology, and the evolution of societal health. This limited edition is essential for readers seeking a thorough understanding of the profound influences venereal diseases have exerted on human history and culture. With its rich detail and comprehensive scope, "e;The Plague of Lust, Vol 1"e; promises to engage anyone fascinated by the historical intricacies of sexually transmitted diseases and their enduring impact on society.