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| I. |
The Author—A Modern Living Replica of the Ancient Greek Statue, “Hermaphroditos” (Photo by Dr. A. W. Herzog) |
Frontispiece |
| II. |
Ancient Greek Statue of an Androgyne, Called “Hermaphroditos,” Now in the Uffizi Gallery, Florence, Italy |
25 |
| III. |
Alexander the Great—An Androgyne of the Mild Type |
31 |
| IV. |
Julius Cæsar—An Androgyne of the Mild Type |
31 |
| V. |
Raphael—the Most Gifted Ultra-Androgyne the World Has Known |
33 |
| VI. |
The “Fairie Boy” Ready to Set Out on Life’s Journey |
53 |
| VII. |
My Garden of Gethsemane |
78 |
| VIII. |
Front View of Author at Thirty-three (Photo by Dr. R. W. Shufeldt) |
82 |
| IX. |
Rear view of Author at Thirty-three (Photo by Dr. R. W. Shufeldt) |
89 |
| X. |
Fourteenth Street Rialto, Stamping-Ground of the Hermaphroditoi |
105 |
| XI. |
Stuyvesant Square, One of Jennie June’s Stamping Grounds |
105 |
| XII. |
Neighborhood Where Harvey Green Thought He “Finished” Jennie June |
140 |
| XIII. |
The Author at Thirty-four (Amateur photo) |
164 |
| XIV. |
Bowery, in the Nineteenth Century America’s Main Red-Light Street, and Stamping-Ground of Frank—Eunice, Angelo—Phyllis and Ralph Werther—Jennie June |
169 |
| XV. |
Michelangelo’s Adam |
216 |
| XVI. |
Whitestone Railroad Station (“Holy Ground”) |
271, 272, 273 |
| XVII. |
“The Boy of the Piave” (America’s gift to Italy in 1921) |
277 |
