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	Lais (m300 BC) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In ancient Greek society, prostitutes were independent and sometimes influential women who were required to wear distinctive dresses and had to pay taxes.
		Some similarities have been found between the Greek Hetaera and the Japanese Geisha, complex figures that are perhaps in an intermediate position between prostitution and courtisanerie.
		Some prostitutes in ancient Greece, such as Lais were as famous for their company as their beauty, and some of these women charged extraordinary sums for their services.
	www.jahsonic.com /Lais.html (240 words)

	PROSTITUTION et COURTISANERIE - Une hypocrisie millénaire
		COURTISANERIE : Mot d’origine latine : “ cortigiano “ signifiant faire partie de la Cour d’un souverain.
		Courtisanerie : Reconnaissance publique d’une activité vénale portée sur la flatterie des vices ou le manque de vertu d’autrui.
		Certaines formes de prostitution élevées au statut officiel de courtisanerie tolérée ou tolérable sont dotées de statuts professionnels (lobbying) d'une autorité publique (élus corrompus).
	reseauhdj.free.fr /a/a7nid/prostitutionetcourtisanerie.htm (449 words)

	Obon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		He was thought to be a great friend to the King, and had made M.
		Duclos told us that the Duc de Deux-Ponts, having learned, at Deux- for Versailles: "But remark," said he, "the spirit of 'courtisanerie' of This was not enough.
		When he arrived within ten leagues of Paris, he put the court of the palace cracking his whip.
	www.explainthat.info /ob/obon.html (511 words)

	Commentaire composé : Acte 1, scène 1 Lorenzaccio, Musset
		Jamais arbuste en fleur n'a promis de fruits plus rares, jamais je n'ai humé dans une atmosphère enfantine plus exquise odeur de courtisanerie.
		Mais dans cette évocation, c'est le vice qui l'emporte puisque le dernier mot de la tirade est "courtisanerie".
		Quant aux exclamations nombreuses qui ponctuent cette tirade, elles ne traduisent pas une émotion éventuelle de Lorenzo mais plutôt le jeu verbal auquel il se livre et auquel lui-même s'enivre.
	www.lescorriges.com /fichesbac/musset_acte1_scene1.htm (1286 words)

	arlot information,harlot (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In ancient Greek society, prostitutes were independent and sometimes influential women who were required to wear distinctivedresses and had to pay taxes.
		Some similarities have been found between the Greek Hetaera and the Japanese Geisha, complex figures that areperhaps in an intermediate position between prostitution and courtisanerie.
		Some prostitutes in ancient Greece, such as Lais were as famous for their company as their beauty, and some of these women charged extraordinary sums for theirservices.
	www.pin-outs.com /arlot.html (3634 words)

	La semaine du nouvelobs n° 1866 - Dossier - Cuba : sexe, salsa et illusions - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Le présenteront le cas échéant à leur famille, feront avec lui tout ce que peuvent faire deux personnes qui se sont rencontrées en vacances.
		Engageront une sorte de flirt qui s'apparente plus à la courtisanerie qu'à la prostitution pure et dure.
		Si l'Occidental est favorisé sur le plan financier, il ne l'est pas forcément sur les autres plans.
	www.nouvelobs.com /voyages/tourisme_sexuel/dossier5.html (1314 words)

	JOURNAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A la longue, les hommes mirent au point des méthodes de l'intrigue et des recettes pour réussir.
		La courtisanerie fut alors du grand art et nombreux furent ceux qui durent s'y livrer pour se faire une place au soleil comme plus tard La Fontaine, Molière, Jacques-Louis David, Jean-Baptiste Isabey et tant d'artistes, écrivains ou musiciens.
		Il convient surtout de le faire savoir en trouvant des appuis pour ce faire.
	www.artcult.com /jour473.html (969 words)

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		He was thought to be a great friend to the King, and had made several long sojourns in France.
		Duclos told us that the Duc de Deux-Ponts, having learned, at Deux-Ponts, the attempt on the King's life, immediately set out in a carriage for Versailles: "But remark," said he, "the spirit of 'courtisanerie' of a Prince, who may be Elector of Bavaria and the Palatinate tomorrow.
		When he arrived within ten leagues of Paris, he put on an enormous pair of jack-boots, mounted a post-horse, and arrived in the court of the palace cracking his whip.
	www.ibiblio.org /pub/docs/books/gutenberg/3/8/7/3877/3877.txt (17866 words)

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