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| NCIENT Phallic Worship: Phallic Worship the most ancient and general Phallic Worship found to exist in America Indian Trimourti or Trinity | 1–2 2 3 |
| Lingham | 3 |
| Yoni or Cteis, and Pulleiar | 4 |
| Taly, Anectode of the | 4 |
| Leaden Phalli found in the river Rhône | 5 |
| Round Towers in Ireland—Phallic temples | 6 |
| The May-Pole a relic of phallic worship | 6 |
| Phallus held in reverence by the Jews—King David | 6 |
| Le prerogativi de' Testicoli (note) | 6 |
| An Egyptian Phallic Oath | 8 |
| Ancient Welsh Phallic Law | 8 |
| London Costermongers' Oath "By my taters" | 9 |
| Bembo (Cardinal), his saying (note) | 10 |
| Priapus, derivation of the word | 10 |
| Priapus, how reverenced by Roman women | 10 |
| Priapus, decline of his worship | 11 |
| The Cross () known to the Buddhists and the Lama of Thibet | 12 |
| Cross (the) regarded by the Ancients as the emblem of fruitfulness | 12 |
| Rev. Mr. Maurice quoted | 12 |
| x The Tau, Crux-Ansata, or triple Phallus | 14 |
| Remains of Phallic Worship in Europe | 14 |
| Lampsacus, the Birth-place of the deity Priapus (note) | 14 |
| Saint Foutin | 14 |
| The Phallus of Foutin at Embrun—the holy vinegar | 16 |
| Curious Phallic Customs | 16–17 |
| Godfrey de Bouillon and the Holy prepuce | 18 |
| Il santo-membro | 18 |
| Sir W. Hamilton's account of the Worship paid to Saints Cosmo and Damianus | 18 |
| Ex votos | 18 |
