# Bilde:Alfons luder kunde.gif

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A 16th-century (ca. 1540) German satirical print whose general theme is the uselesness of chastity belts in ensuring the faithfulness of beautiful young wives married to old ugly husbands. The young wife is dipping into the bag of money which her old husband is offering to give her (to encourage her to remain placidly in the chastity belt he has locked on her), but she intends to use it to buy her freedom to enjoy her handsome lover.

For another closely-related 16th century woodcut (with different artwork, and the poem spelled according to a different German dialect, but basically the same idea), see Image:16thc-German-woodcut-Chastity-belt.jpg .

Here's the transcript of the text in the woodcut which is provided in Eric John Dingwall's 1931 book The Girdle of Chastity):

Other version

    The old husband: ("a")

  Gelt und gütz gnung wil ich dir geben
  Wiltü nach meinen willen leben
  Greift mitter hannd in meiner tasschen
  Des sloss will ich dich auch erlassen.

    His young wife: ("b")

  Es hilft kain shloß für frauwen list
  kain trew mag sein dar lieb nit ist
  Darumb ain slüssel, der mir gefelt
  Den wöl ich kauffen umb dein gelt.

    Her lover: ("c")

  Ich drag ein Slüssel zw solliche slossen
  Wie wol es manchen hat verdrossen
  Der hat der narren kappen fill
  Der rechte lieb erkäuffen will.

Here's an attempted rendering of this text into modern German:

  Geld und Güter genug will ich dir geben
  willst du nach meinem Willen leben.
  Greif mit der Hand in meine Tasche,
  das Schloss will ich dir erlassen.

  Es hilft kein Schloss vor der Frauen List
  keine Treue kann sein wo Liebe nicht ist.
  Darum einen Schlüssel, der mir fehlt,
  den will ich kaufen um[=für] dein Geld.

  Ich trage einen Schlüssel zu diesem Schloss.
  obwohl es manchen verdrossen hat.
  Der hat der Narrenkappe viel,
  der rechte Liebe erkaufen will.

Dingwall translates what the wife says as: "No lock is of avail against the cunning of women; there can be no fidelity where love is not present: for that reason will I buy with your money the key I lack".

This print has been attributed to Peter Flötner and Hans Baldung, but Dingwall prefers to attribute it to H. Vogtherr (however, it is not entirely clear to me whether Dingwall is referring to this version, or to the alternative version Image:16thc-German-woodcut-Chastity-belt.jpg ).

Scanning source: From Karikatur-album, C. E. Jensen, MDCCCCVI.

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