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...are recognized as common among boys.” Havelock-Ellis [note 52] states “The Arabs, according to Kocher, chiefly practice bestiality with goats, sheep and mar ...

Philip K. Hitti states in ''The Arabs'' (1943) that: ...

...[Ottoman Empire|Empire]] were summon’d all (his subjects), Jewes, Greekes, Arabs, Armenians, Turkes, etc., that were any wayes excellent for any sports or e ...

..., has pointed out, there is no reason to suppose that it was introduced by Arabs as some have thought. All Azande I have known well enough to discuss this m ...

...xarchive.info/GESUND/ARCHIV/GUS/ARABS.HTM"><span style="font-size:10.0pt;">Arabs</span></a></p> ...

...(called KI until the 1980s) was first successfully applied to mares by the Arabs in the year 1322. In 1425-1474, unofficial history claims that the first at ...

...s of official disapproval of the practice. Philip K. Hitti states in ''The Arabs'' (1943) that: ...

...ed for the feminine one, with deeply confusing results in love poetry. The Arabs were fairly polymorphously perverse, but probably not so much as their love ...

1. The oldest and classical poetry of the Arabs, e.g. the various quotations from the “Suspended Poems.” Von Hammer began by summoning into Court the “Herodotus of the Arabs, (Ali Abú al-Hasan) Al-Mas’údi who, in A.H. 333 (=944) about one generation ...

and street arabs, with whom he was on familiar terms, and on whom he women.[208] A similar affinity is found among the Arabs, says Kocher; and ...