GREEK HOMOSEXUALITY

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<strong>GREEK</strong> <strong>HOMOSEXUALITY</strong> Updated and with a new Postscript K.J. Dover Harvard University Press Cambridge, Massachusetts
Copyright © 1978, 1989 by K.J. Dover All rights reserved Printed in the United States of America 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Dover, Kenneth James. Greek homosexuality I K.J. Dover.-Updated and with a new postcript. p. em. Bibliography: p. Includes indexes. 1. Homosexuality-Greece-History. 2. Homosexuality Law and legislation-Greece-History. 3. Homosexuality in art-History. 4. Homosexuality in literature-History. 5. Greece-Civilization-To 146 B.C. I. Title. HQ76.3.G8D68 1989 306.76'6'09495-dc20 89-34289 CIP ISBN 0-674-36261-6 ISBN 0-674-36270-5 (pbk.) Illustrations Thanks are due to the many museums holding vases reproduced in this book (see List of Vases, pp. 205-226), who have been most helpful in providing prints. Special permission is acknowledged from the following: National Museum, Copenhagen for B 16, R 1027; the Director of Antiquities and the Cyprus Museum for B65; Musee du Louvre, Paris, and Chuzeville, Paris., for B 166, B462, B4 70, B494, C19,, R59, R348, R422, R454, R659; Museum of Fine Arts, Boston for B342, B598a and b. R223, R456, R577, R603, R651, R783; Antikenmuseum, Staatliche Museum Preussischer Kulturbesitz, Berlin (West) for BB24, R196a, R259, R303, R970, R1127; Musee du Petit l>alais, Paris, and Etablissements Bulloz, Paris, for R414; Mr Walter Bareiss and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York for R462; Tony Raubitschek for R547; the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge for R684; the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University (David M. Robinson bequest) for R712a and b; Soprintendente aile Antichita, Firenze for R867.
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Page 6 and 7: Contents Preface Abbreviations Vll
Page 8 and 9: Preface This book has a modest and
Page 10 and 11: Abbreviations 1. Ancient authors an
Page 12 and 13: I Problems, Sources and Methods 1.
Page 14 and 15: Scale 3 expression of explicitly pa
Page 16 and 17: The Visual Arts 5 conversing with y
Page 18 and 19: The Visual Arts 7 ugly, disgusting
Page 20 and 21: Literature 9 we need later literary
Page 22 and 23: Literature 11 convention. Character
Page 24 and 25: Literature 13 'Plato represents Pau
Page 26 and 27: Vocabulary 15 anthologist drew heav
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III Special Aspects and Development
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Publicity 113 Aristophanes and lead
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Publicity 115 B222 'Sime is beautif
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Publicity 117 R569 (a woman embrace
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B76 A man courts a youth of massive
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B242 A sexually ambiguous abstract
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B342 A muscular youth resists a man
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B502 A rnan courts a youth. For the
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B634 The pair on the left is a man
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CE33 A youth courts a woman, who re
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R I 77 Orestes kills Aigisthos. Not
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R200 Youths at a symposium. R207 On
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R243 A group of youths engages in a
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R305 A boy athletic victor. R3 1 3
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R336 A youth carries a heavy storag
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R373 above A youth with a very smal
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R454 A youth washes. R422 Old Age (
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R458 A youth dresses. R462 A standi
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R498 A hurrying youth. Note the pro
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R545 The position of the woman sugg
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R65 I The penis of a boy is handled
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R699 Herakles overthrows Busiri~, k
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R750 A youth and women. Note their
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R82g Zeus lays hands on a strugglin
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R934 A man tries to make· the acqu
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R958 A youth (on the right) stands
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RI047 A boy washes. Note the promin
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R I I 35 Female breasts and male hi
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120 III Special Aspects and Develop
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186 IV Changes These gymnasia and m
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198 IV Changes Aiskhylos was never
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202 IV Changes young male was judge
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Postscript, 1989 When I wrote this
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206 Greek Homosexuality Pacific: H.
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208 Greek Homosexuality ATTIC BLACK
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210 Greek Homosexuality B226 130 Lo
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212 Greek Homosexuality BS 18 77, 1
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CP4 214 CP12 CP16 CP20 Greek Homose
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216 Greek Homosexuality R204 114 Lo
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218 Greek Homosexuality R365 70 Mun
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220 Greek Homosexuality R529 92 R53
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222 Greek H omosexttality R 728 92
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224 Greek Homosexuality R934* 93 Fr
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226 Greek Homosexuality RL 72 132 V
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Bibliography This list includes all
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230 GTeek Homosexuality Ducati, P.,
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232 Greek Homosexuality Merkelbach,
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234 Greek Homosexuality Webster, T.
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236 Greek Homosexuality 979f.: 17;
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238 Greek Homosexuality Plato, comi
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Index of Greek Words adiaphthoro/ 4
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242 Greek Homosexuality paidika 16f
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244 Greek Homosexuality Dion of Syr
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246 Greek Homosexuality Thrace 129
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