THE SEXUALITY OF TWO SEXES FROM THE SEER TEIRESIAS TO HIPPOCRATES
Dr. Spyridon Dimitrakopoulos
Pyrgos, Greece 
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THE SEXUALITY OF TWO SEXES FROM THE SEER TEIRESIAS TO HIPPOCRATES
Dimitrakopoulos Spyridon, Koliantzaki Sofia, Andriotis Antonios, Sorras Konstantinos, Sidiropoulou Anna, Bonas Apostolos, Papadimitriou Dimitrios, Saltamavros Alexandros, Sidiropoulos Nikolaos
General Hospital of Pyrgos, Obstetric-Gynecology Department, Pyrgos, Greece.
AIM: The study of question, in the passing of time, about who is been delighted more in sex, man or woman.
MATERIAL - METHOD: Study of Ancient Greek secretariat and historical sources from Greek and International bibliography
RESULTS: The seer Teiresias went for hunting to the Kitheronas. In the way his attention was extracted by a strange picture, two snakes, at their sexual intercourse, wrapped harmoniously. The seer afraid of potential attack of snakes, raised his wooden stick and he stroke them mortally. Miraculously, he found himself transformed in woman for seven years for improper behavior to the nature. He was again found to pass from the same part and he was faced with the same picture. But this time, after the stroke that he gave to the snakes his male nature came back. The experience of two seces appearred fatal for Teiresias, when Jupiter and Ira disagreed for who feels bigger pleasure in love, man or woman. Jupiter insisted that the female pleasure is bigger and Ira furious supported that the male is. The seer supported that if the erotic satisfaction has ten parts, the woman enjoys nine of them and the man one. Teiresias acerbated Ira and she blinded him. Jupiter did not have the right to change the action of other god so he gave him the faculty to forecast the future listening to the voices of birds, while he gave him life of seven generations! Hippocrates without been asked, but thanks to the science, wrote that woman feels less but longer pleasure while man feels bigger pleasure but however with smaller duration.
CONCLUSIONS: If now you accuse them that they spoke for quantity you will have partly right however I think not to make you the question despite you allege as perceptible that the quality is the most in pleasure, because I am afraid that with difficulty you will find an answer better than the one that wrote Hippocrates.
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