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Images of Ancient Greek Pederasty: Boys Were Their Gods

Catégorie: Bandes dessinées, Érotisme
Auteur: Sage Rountree
Éditeur: Ian Goodfellow
Publié: 2017-01-25
Écrivain: William Leavitt
Langue: Breton, Turc, Hébreu, Chinois, Anglais
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Top 10 Reasons Ancient Rome Was a Pervert’s Paradise -  · In short, their books were like their lives: rude, sex-obsessed and very-much X-Rated. 5. Pederasty. When talking about an ancient culture, it’s important to remember their standards are always going to vary wildly from ours. So when I say the Romans practiced pederasty, bear in mind that it was totally acceptable back then

Were the Spartans Gay? Homosexuality in Sparta, Ancient -  · Pederasty, or the sexual love of adolescent boys, was a strong part of Ancient Greek culture. It was age-defined and kept within strict social norms. The lover, or erastes, was a man in his twenties. He would court the youth that took his fancy, buying him presents and helping him to progress. He would also mentor the youth and provide a role model for him. The beloved, or eromenos, was

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