Titlebook: Gender, Sexuality, and Syphilis in Early Modern Venice; The Disease that Cam Laura J. McGough Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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The Suspected Culprits: Dangerously Beautiful Prostitutes and Debauched Men,ed, because this woman was a prostitute and most beautiful, and since human nature is desirous of coitus, many women had sexual relations with these men (and became) infected with this illness. ”. This beautiful prostitute was responsible for starting the epidemic of the French disease that was disp

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Gender and Institutions: Hospitals and Female Asylums,urables hospitals, women were encouraged to undertake a lifetime of penitence. Efforts at prevention also targeted females, especially young, impoverished beautiful females who might be the targets of male seduction; these young girls were enclosed within another institution, the Zitelle, until adul

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Conclusion,from her husband.. Although it is impossible to determine how Isabella acquired her illness, what is important is the evidence of the real suffering that the French disease could and did inflict on families and communities in early modern Venice and throughout Europe.. For the majority of Venetians

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,Applications of Whitney’s Theory,egarded as sexually immoral, increased. Two crucial transitions had occurred during the sixteenth century: widespread agreement that the disease could be passed primarily (but not exclusively) through sexual activity, and belief that effective therapeutics existed to treat the disease.