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Gymnasia and palaestras , which Cicero rightly discerned as the hothouses of pederastic love in Greece , never become the focal points of Latin civic life or education . Indeed participation in athletic or cultural festivals ...
Gymnasia and palaestras , which Cicero rightly discerned as the hothouses of pederastic love in Greece , never become the focal points of Latin civic life or education . Indeed participation in athletic or cultural festivals ...
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In fact , Trajan's well - known pederasty caused no such scandal nor even blemish on his reputation because he never let it grate on the susceptibilities of Rome . He carefully followed some obvious guidelines .
In fact , Trajan's well - known pederasty caused no such scandal nor even blemish on his reputation because he never let it grate on the susceptibilities of Rome . He carefully followed some obvious guidelines .
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Though Antinous had been made a god largely , but not entirely , at Hadrian's behest , he was never to be the same as the ordinary imperial divi . True , he was sometimes closely linked with the imperial cult : his statues occasionally ...
Though Antinous had been made a god largely , but not entirely , at Hadrian's behest , he was never to be the same as the ordinary imperial divi . True , he was sometimes closely linked with the imperial cult : his statues occasionally ...
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| Titill | Beloved and God: The Story of Hadrian and Antinous Wilensky-Ritzenhein Gay Book Collection |
| Höfundur | Royston Lambert |
| Edition | illustrated, reprint |
| Útgefandi | Viking, 1984 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 25 okt. 2011 |
| ISBN | 0670157082, 9780670157082 |
| Length | 298 síður |
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