The Kama Sutra of Vatsyayana, by Richard F. Burton
- On the acquisition of Dharma, Artha and Kama
- On the arts and sciences to be studied
- The life of a citizen
- About the kinds of women resorted to by the citizens, and of friends and messengers
- Kinds of sexual union according to dimensions, force of desire or passion, time
- Of the embrace
- On kissing
- On pressing, or marking, or scratching with the nails
- On biting, and the means to be employed with regard to women of different
countries
- Of the different ways of lying down, and various kinds of congress
- Of the various modes of striking, and of the sounds appropriate to them
- About women acting the part of a man; and of the Work of a man
- Of the Auparishtaka or mouth congress
- Of the way how to begin and how to end the congress. Different kinds of congress and
love quarrels
- On marriage
- Of creating confidence in the girl
- On courtship, and the manifestation of the feelings by outward signs and deeds
- About things to be done only by the man, and the acquisition of the girl thereby. Also
what is to be done by a girl to gain over a man, and subject him to her
- On certain forms of marriage
- On the manner of living of a virtuous woman, and of her behaviour during the absence
of her husband
- On the conduct of the elder wife towards the other wives of her husband, and on that
of a younger wife towards the elder ones. Also on the conduct of a virgin widow re-married; of a wife disliked by her
husband; of the women in the King's Harem; and lastly on the conduct of a husband towards many wives
- Of the characteristics of men and women. The reasons why women reject the addresses of
men. About men who have success with women, and about women who are easily gained over
- About making acquaintance with the woman, and of the efforts to gain her over
- Examination of the state of a woman's mind
- About the business of a go-between
- About the love of persons in authority for the wives of other men
- About the women of the royal harem; and of the keeping of one's own wife
- Of the causes of a courtesan resorting to men; of the means of attaching to herself
the man desired; and of the kind of man that it is desirable to be acquainted with
- Of living like a wife
- Of the means of getting money, of the signs of the change of a lover's feelings, and
of the way to get rid of him
- About re-union with a former lover
- Of different kinds of gain
- Of gains and losses; attendant gains and losses; and doubts; as also of the different
kinds of courtesans
- On personal adornment; on subjugating the hearts of others; and on tonic medicines
- Of the ways of exciting desire, and miscellaneous experiments, and recipes