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    Bestiality: Most famous mediaeval tale

    A famous tale is told by Peter Damain in his "De bono religiosi status et variorum animatium tropologia". The eleventh century story concerns a Count Gulielmus who had both a pet ape and a wanton wife. In due course the ape became her lover. One day the ape became so mad with jealousy on seeing the count lying with his wife that it attacked him wounding him so badly that he died. Damain had been told about this incident by Pope Alexander 11 who had also shown him a monster which was supposed to be the offspring of the countess sired by the ape. The monster, an ape-like boy, had been called Maimo after his simian father.


    From The Illustrated Book of Sexual Records.
    © 1974, 1982, 1997-2001 G.L. Simons

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