Code de Cythère ou lit de justice d'Amour
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Code de Cythère ou lit de justice d'Amour (1746) is an anonymously published pamphlet, now attributed to Jean-Pierre Moët (1721–1806) which treats the topic of state-run brothels. The Code de Cythère itself consists of forty-one articles, regulating filles de joie.
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- Les sociétés badines, bachiques, littéraires et chantantes, leur histoire et leurs travaux by Arthur Dinaux and Gustave Brunet
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