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Pages of such reference are to be found in the works on Scatology, and for further reference the reader is referred to books on this subject, of which prominent in English literature is that of Bourke.
Probably the most revolting of all the perverted tastes is that for human flesh.

This is called anthropophagy or cannibalism, and is a time-honored custom among some of the tribes of Africa.

This custom is often practised more in the spirit of vengeance than of real desire for food.

Prisoners of war were killed and eaten, sometimes cooked, and among some tribes raw.

In their religious frenzy the Aztecs ate the remains of the human beings who were sacrificed to their idols.


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