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courtesan <a courtesan; courtesans> N

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Expensive courtesans wore gaudy garments of see-through silk.
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Because of this, there is still much historical debate over whether certain women in history can be referred to as courtesans.
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Know therefore, that with them there are no stews, no dissolute houses, no courtesans, nor anything of that kind.
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Mostly ex-slaves from other cities, these courtesans were renowned for their achievements in dance and music, as well as for their physical and intellectual talents.
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He is a strong chauvinist, and does not consider women as opponents worthy of him, only appreciating their value as courtesans or breeding-stock.
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They often published drawings of waitresses and courtesans.
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In the past also courtesans and daughters of rich merchants, among others, would have their obi tied in this manner.
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Some are courtesans, illegitimate, fallen or ruined women.
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Works depicting courtesans have since been criticised for painting an idealised picture of life in the pleasure quarters.
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