size of a mustard-grain.[1] The excitement resulting from the use of this nostrum is unparalleled, and all your qualifications for the coitus will be increased.
If you wish the woman to be inspired with a great desire to cohabit with you, take a little of cubebs, pyrether, ginger and cinnamon, which you will have to masticate just before joining her; then moisten your member with your saliva and do her business for her. From that moment she will have such an affection for you that she can scarcely be a moment without you.
The virile member rubbed with ass's milk, will become uncommonly strong and vigorous.
Green peas, boiled carefully with onions, and powdered with cinnamon, ginger and cardamoms, well pounded, create for the consumer considerable amorous passion and strength for the coitus.
- ↑ By the expression of "the size of a mustard grain" the Arabs mean a very minute quantity.
Observations in the autograph edition upon the notes one and two.—The translator might easily have been misled by the texts before him, for three texts were found to say, "by eating chrysocolla and mustard grain." This latter substance is exciting enough to seem deserving of recommendation for the purpose. Several texts have besides instead of teunkar, the word takra, which is, according to Abel er Rezeug, synonymous with ferbioune, and signifies the powdered fruit of veratrum sabadilla, a corrosive and dangerous medicine. Ferbioune is also used for inphorbia.
