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1. “Lovers and Devil’s Imp.” Woodcut from Der Seelentrost, Augsburg,

1478.

2. The influence of Venus. Fifteenth-century woodcut.

3. Medieval bath houses.

Illumination from Old French Roman

d'Alexandre.

4. Love in a tub. Woodcut from an Augsburg calendar, ca. 1480.

5. Marrying a prostitute. Fourteenth-century illumination of Gratians

Decretum. Causa 32.

6. The Arnolfini marriage, Jan Van Eyck.

7. Presumption of death case. Fourteenth-century illumination of Gratians

Decretum. Causa 34.

8. King David with concubines. Fourteenth-century illumination.

9. A cleric, his concubine, and their child. Fourteenth-century illumina­

tion of Jacobus Anglicus s encyclopedia Omne Bonum.

10. Child of doubtful parentage. Illumination of Gratian’s Decretum.

Causa 31.

11. Child of doubtful parentage. Illumination of Gratian’s Decretum.

Causa 31.

12. Disapproving father. Fourteenth-century illumination of Gratians

Decretum.

13. Dissolution of a marriage because of impotence. Thirteenth-century

illumination of Gratians Decretum.

14. Examination for impotence.

15. Song of Songs: Jesus as lover embracing his spouse.

16. “The Allegory of the Power of Love,” Cristofano Robetta.

17. “Priapus and Lotis.” Late fifteenth-century engraving.

18. “Tree of Bigamy.” Woodcut from Hostiensiss Summa aurea (Lyon,

1537)∙

19. David and Bathsheba. Early fourteenth-century illumination from

Queen Mary’s Psalter.

20. Scene at a mill. Fourteenth-century “Smithfield Decretals.”

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Source: Brundage James A.. Law, Sex, and Christian Society in Medieval Europe. The University of Chicago,1990. — 716 p.. 1990

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