J.D.T. de Bienville (1726 in Cevennes – August 3, 1813, in Paris) whose real name is Jean Baptiste Louis de Thesacq, was a French doctor of the 18th century. [1] He practiced in France, notably in the vicinity of Tours in 1761 and in the United Provinces, notably in The Hague and Rotterdam. [2] He is the author of various medical treatises. One of his works, La Nymphomanie, published in 1771 and which poses as the counterpart to the famous treatise on onanism by Samuel-Auguste Tissot, met with a certain success, as evidenced by the numerous reissues and translations of which he has is about. [3]
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J.D.T. de Bienville (1726 in Cevennes – August 3, 1813, in Paris) whose real name is Jean Baptiste Louis de Thesacq, was a French doctor of the 18th century. [1] He practiced in France, notably in the vicinity of Tours in 1761 and in the United Provinces, notably in The Hague and Rotterdam. [2] He is the author of various medical treatises. One of his works, La Nymphomanie, published in 1771 and which poses as the counterpart to the famous treatise on onanism by Samuel-Auguste Tissot, met with a certain success, as evidenced by the numerous reissues and translations of which he has is about. [3]
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