The Perfumed Garden
Chapter 20 - Forming the Conclusion of This Work,
and Treating of the Good Effect of the Deglutition of Eggs as Favourable to the Coitus
Know, O Vizir (God be good to you!), that this chapter contains the most useful instructions —
how to increase the intensity of the coitus — and that the latter part is profitable to read for an old man
as well as for the man in his best years and for the young man.
The Sheikh, who gives good advice to the creatures of God the Great! he the sage, the savant,
the first of the men of his time, speaks as follows on this subject; listen then to his words:
He who makes it a practice to eat every day fasting the yolks of eggs, without the white part,
will find in this aliment an energetic stimulant towards coitus.
The same is the case with the man who during three days eats of the same mixture with onions.
He who boils asparagus and then fries them in fat, and then pours upon them the yolks of eggs with pounded condiments,
and eats every day of this dish, will grow very strong for the coitus,
and find in it a stimulant for his amorous desires.
He who peels onions, puts them into a saucepan, with condiments and aromatic substances,
and fries the mixture with oil and yolks of eggs, will acquire a surpassing and invaluable vigour for the coitus,
if he will partake of this dish for several days.
Camel's milk mixed with honey and taken regularly develops a vigour for copulation which is unaccountable
and causes the virile member to be on the alert night and day.
He who for several days makes his meals upon eggs boiled with myrrh, coarse cinnamon, and pepper,
will find his vigour with respect to coition and erections greatly increased.
He will have a feeling as though his member would never return to a state of repose.
A man who wishes to copulate during a whole night, and whose desire, having come on suddenly,
will not allow him to prepare himself and follow the regimen just mentioned,
may have recourse to the following recipe. He must get a great number of eggs, so that he may eat to surfeit,
and fry them with fresh fat and butter; when done he immerses them in honey, working the whole mass well together.
He must then eat of them as much as possible with a little bread, and he may be certain that for the whole night
his member will not give him any rest.
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There are still other beverages of excellent virtue. I will describe the following:
Take one part of the juice pressed out of pounded onions, and mix it with two parts of purified honey.
Heat the mixture over a fire until the onion juice has disappeared and the honey only remains.
Then take the residue front the fire, let it get cool, and preserve it for use when wanted.
Then mix of the same one aoukia with three aouak of water,
and let chick-peas be macerated in this fluid for one day and one night.
This beverage is to be partaken of during winter and on going to bed. Only a small quantity is to be taken,
and only for one day. The member or him who has drunk of it will not give him much rest during the night that follows.
As to the man who partakes of it for several consecutive days,
he will constantly have his member rigid and upright without intermission.
A man with an ardent temperament ought not to make use of it, as it may give him a fever.
Nor should the medicine be used three days in succession except by old or cold-tempered men.
And lastly, it should not be resorted to in summer.
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