Erotika Biblion
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Erotika Biblion is a book by Comte de Mirabeau first published in 1783. It describes a series of sexual practices.
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- Anagogia (investigación del sentido místico de las escrituras)
- La Anelytroide (desnudo, sin ropaje)
- La Ischa (mujer).
- La Tropoide (costumbres, moralidad de un pueblo)
- La Thalaba (masturbación).
- La Anandryna (lesbianismo)
- La Akropodia (circuncisión)
- Kadesch (castración)
- Behemah (bestialismo)
- La Anoscopia (profecías)
- La Linguomanía (cunilinguo y prostitución)
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