Alfred W. Herzog

Alfred Waldemar Herzog (1866–1933) was an Austrian-born American physician, lawyer and writer. Quotes Bestiality in women is a great deal more prevalent than it is in men. . . . Not only dogs have been used by women in the practice of bestiality, but a case is related where a number of congenial souls amused themselves with fishes, by inserting the tail ends of the live fish into the vulva and then by pressing the head of the fish, would start it to squirming, thus tickling the vulva. Stekel relates a case where a young lady managed to use flies for her purpose. She would lie down on a sofa and separating her thighs would smear honey on and in the vulva. The flies thus attracted by the honey would tickle her until her sexual appetite was appeased. Medical Jurisprudence (Indianapolis, IN: Bobbs-Merrill Co., 1931), § 788 Bestiality in women (p. 565) External links Author:Alfred Waldemar Herzog Category:1866 births Category:1933 deaths Category:Physicians from the United States Category:Lawyers from the United States Category:Non-fiction authors from the United States Category:Immigrants to the United States