The sex crimes trial of former Pretoria advocate Cezanne Visser will continue on Monday, with the expectation of more explicit details being revealed.

Visser and her former lover Dirk Prinsloo allegedly sexually abused a number of women and girls.

She will continue her testimony alone in the dock after Prinsloo skipped bail and fled the country in 2006.

She told the court how Prinsloo degraded and abused her but not a word was said about the charges she faced.

The couple allegedly sexually abused several women and girls, many of the acts being photographed by Prinsloo and kept in a red album.

The album is the centre of Visser's testimony and was expected to continue playing a central role in her evidence.

During their initial trial, Visser did not challenge any of the evidence against her but claimed Prinsloo forced her to take part in a range of activities.