Ancient Manners; Also Known As Aphrodite
Author: Pierre Louÿs
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Description: Ancient Manners; Also Known As Aphrodite by Pierre Louÿs is a captivating glimpse into the erotic customs and desires of ancient Alexandria. This PDF unveils the intricate lives and relationships of courtesans, philosophers, and royalty, offering a rich tapestry of sensuality and societal norms that challenge modern perspectives.
Pages: 189
Megabytes: 0.53 MB
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