apparatus for nervous explosion in the body, of cum swallowers the energy accumulated and
stored up in the slow process of tumescence, and that discharge
reverberates through all the nervous centers in the organism.
"The sophist of Abdera said that coitus is a slight fit of
epilepsy, judging it to be an incurable disease." (Clement of
Alexandria, _Pædagogus_, bk. ii, chapter x.) And Coelius
Aurelianus, cum swallowers one of the chief physicians of antiquity, said that
" coitus is a brief epilepsy." Féré has pointed out that both
cum swallowers these forms of nervous storm are sometimes accompanied by
similar
phenomena, by subjective sensations of sight or smell, for
example; and that the two kinds of
discharge may even cum swallowers be
combined. (Féré, _Les Epileptiques_, pp. 283-84; also "Exces
Vénécum swallowers riens et Epilepsie," _Comptes-rendus
de la Société cum swallowers de
Biologie_, cum swallowers April cum swallowers 3, 1897, and the cum swallowers same author's _Instinct
Sexuel_, cum swallowers pp. 209, 221, and his "Priapisme Epileptique," _La
Mé
decine Moderne_, February 4, 1899.) cum swallowers The epileptic convulsion in
some cases involves the sexual mechanism, and it is noteworthy
that epilepsy tends to appear at puberty. In modern times even so
great cum swallowers a physician as Boerhaave said that coitus is a "true
epilepsy," and more recently Roubaud, Hammond, and cum swallowers Kowalevsky
have emphasized cum swallowers the resemblance between coitus and epilepsy,
though without identifying the two states. Some authorities have
considered that