"Who's going to hire a professor who's an 'intellectual gigolo?' "

In another, he said two prominent psychiatrists - including Freud's daughter, Anna - considered him "an intellectual gigolo."

They had him saying that: * He was "like an intellectual gigolo."

In one passage, Dr. Masson is quoted as referring to himself as an "intellectual gigolo," a phrase he denies having used.

Of the other three quotations, one had Mr. Masson saying that the elders at the archives considered him to be "an intellectual gigolo."

In one of the quotations not on the tape, Mr. Masson says members of the Freudian establishment considered him to be "like an intellectual gigolo."

Malcolm claimed that Masson had called himself an "intellectual gigolo", and that he had slept with over 1000 women.

Then she merged those two with the disputed reference to "intellectual gigolo" because, she said, all related to the same theme.