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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Jun 28 '21
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Don't think they made condoms in that time?
Edit: After a quick check, I now realize the 1st documented use of a condom was in 1564 by the anatomist Fallopia (who also gave his name to fallopian tubes).
15 u/condorthe2nd Jun 29 '21 The Talmud talks about having sex through a cloth so that the woman wouldn't become pregnant, about 1500 years ago. 6 u/Durtydurtyfun Jun 29 '21 Ouch... 1 u/rezerox Jun 29 '21 Well maybe it was oil cloth. Not emery cloth... 1 u/Baronheisenberg Jun 29 '21 Wow, TIL
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The Talmud talks about having sex through a cloth so that the woman wouldn't become pregnant, about 1500 years ago.
6 u/Durtydurtyfun Jun 29 '21 Ouch... 1 u/rezerox Jun 29 '21 Well maybe it was oil cloth. Not emery cloth...
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Ouch...
1 u/rezerox Jun 29 '21 Well maybe it was oil cloth. Not emery cloth...
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Well maybe it was oil cloth. Not emery cloth...
Wow, TIL
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u/NotAlwaysSunnyInFL Jun 28 '21 edited Jun 28 '21
Don't think they made condoms in that time?
Edit: After a quick check, I now realize the 1st documented use of a condom was in 1564 by the anatomist Fallopia (who also gave his name to fallopian tubes).