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Scatalogic Rites of All Nations: A dissertation upon the employment of excrementitious remedial agents in religion, therapeutics, divination, witchcraft, love-philters, etc., in all parts of the globe

Scatalogic Rites of All Nations: A dissertation upon the employment of excrementitious remedial agents in religion, therapeutics, divination, witchcraft, love-philters, etc., in all parts of the globe

by Bourke, John Gregory

Occult PhilosophyHermeticismModern

Scatology

Chapters

30

Total Words

192,469

Reading Time

770 min

Published

1876

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Table of Contents

1.Preface
5 min
2.M. M. H. GAIDOZ, editor of “Mélusine,” Paris.
2 min
3.III. THE FEAST OF FOOLS IN EUROPE 11
1 min
4.IV. THE COMMEMORATIVE CHARACTER OF RELIGIOUS FESTIVALS 24
1 min
5.VII. URINE IN HUMAN FOOD 38
1 min
6.X. THE BACCHIC ORGIES OF THE GREEKS 62
1 min
7.XIII. A USE OF POISONOUS FUNGI QUITE PROBABLY EXISTED AMONG
1 min
8.XVI. AN INQUIRY INTO THE DRUIDICAL USE OF THE MISTLETOE 99
1 min
9.XVIII. ORDURE ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN USED IN FOOD BY THE
1 min
10.XIX. EXCREMENT GODS OF ROMANS AND EGYPTIANS 127
1 min
11.XXI. AN INQUIRY INTO THE NATURE OF THE RITES CONNECTED WITH
1 min
12.XXVI. URINE AND ORDURE IN INDUSTRIES 177
1 min
13.XXXIII. INITIATION OF WARRIORS.—CONFIRMATION 237
1 min
14.XLI. ORDURE AND URINE IN MEDICINE 277
1 min
15.XLIV. A FEW REMARKS UPON TEMPLE OR SACRED PROSTITUTION, AND
1 min
16.XLIX. THE WORSHIP OF COCKS AND HENS 440
1 min
17.LI. AN EXPLANATION OF THE REASON WHY HUMAN ORDURE AND HUMAN
1 min
18.LIV. CONCLUSION 467
81 min
19.IV. in the sixteenth century.—(See Bunsen, “Analecta,” Hamburg, 1703.)
28 min
20.D. Irwin, U. S. army, dated San Francisco, Cal., April 28, 1888.)
51 min
21.M. C. H. Gaidoz takes exception to this interpretation. In his opinion,
6 min
22.D. C., Sept. 29, 1888.)
65 min
23.D. C.)
60 min
24.book 137, p. 357, article “Spain.”)
34 min
25.section it was a rule that when a father observed the growing affection
15 min
26.V. Avendidad, Zendavesta (Darmesteter’s translation), Max Müller’s
5 min
27.C. For further references to the Hottentot ceremony of Initiation, by
13 min
28.M. Le Blanc, in his ‘Travels,’ to be used in the East Indies:—
170 min
29.D. Bergen, in “Popular Science Monthly,” New York, September, 1888, p.
161 min
30.D. C.)
79 min

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