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	==Problematics of the pederastic record==		==Problematics of the pederastic record==

	In the pre-modern and modern West, their equivocal status has made pederastic relationships difficult to document, since it was in the interest of both participants to keep the relationship secret. According to historian Michael Kaylor,		In the pre-modern and modern West, their equivocal status has made pederastic relationships difficult to document, since it was in the interest of both participants to keep the relationship [[secret]]. According to historian Michael Kaylor,

	[S]ince in Victorian England ‘homosexual behaviour became subject to increased legal penalties, notably by the Labouchère Amendment of the Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1885, which extended the law to cover all male homosexual acts, whether committed in public or private’, expecting ‘verifiable data’ concerning their unconventional desires is the ultimate scholarly presumption.<ref>Kaylor, Michael M. Secreted Desires: The Major Uranians: Hopkins, Pater and Wilde. Brno, CZ: Masaryk University Press, 2006.</ref>		[S]ince in Victorian England ‘homosexual behaviour became subject to increased legal penalties, notably by the Labouchère Amendment of the Criminal Law Amendment Act of 1885, which extended the law to cover all male homosexual acts, whether committed in public or private’, expecting ‘verifiable data’ concerning their unconventional desires is the ultimate scholarly presumption.<ref>Kaylor, Michael M. Secreted Desires: The Major Uranians: Hopkins, Pater and Wilde. Brno, CZ: Masaryk University Press, 2006.</ref>

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	:*The youthful Cecco modelled for many of Caravaggio's most famous paintings, including his 1602 Amor Vincit Omnia, and became a well-known artist himself, known as Cecco del Caravaggio.		:*The youthful Cecco modelled for many of Caravaggio's most famous paintings, including his 1602 Amor Vincit Omnia, and became a well-known artist himself, known as Cecco del Caravaggio.

	*[[William Shakespeare]] and "Mr. W. H." (whose identity is not known, despite much speculation. See the Wikipedia article on Shakespeare's sexuality		*[[William Shakespeare]] and "Mr. W. H." (whose identity is not known, despite much speculation). See the Wikipedia article on Shakespeare's sexuality

	*[[James I of England]] nd Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset		*[[James I of England]] nd Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset

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	:*Oxford and Southampton, besides having been lovers, are also thought by many to have been - the first - the pseudonymous author of the works ascribed to the historical William Shakespeare, and - the second - the youth known as the Fair Lord to whom most of the Sonnets are dedicated.<ref>^ MICHAEL SATCHELL, "Hunting for good Will: Will the real Shakespeare please stand up?" in US News and World Report;7/24/00 </ref>		:*Oxford and Southampton, besides having been lovers, are also thought by many to have been - the first - the pseudonymous author of the works ascribed to the historical William Shakespeare, and - the second - the youth known as the Fair Lord to whom most of the Sonnets are dedicated.<ref>^ MICHAEL SATCHELL, "Hunting for good Will: Will the real Shakespeare please stand up?" in US News and World Report;7/24/00 </ref>

	*Michelangelo Merisi da Caravaggio and Francesco ('Cecco') Boneri		*Michelangelo Merisi da [[Caravaggio]] and Francesco ('Cecco') Boneri

	:*The youthful Cecco modelled for many of Caravaggio's most famous paintings, including his 1602 Amor Vincit Omnia, and became a well-known artist himself, known as Cecco del Caravaggio.		:*The youthful Cecco modelled for many of Caravaggio's most famous paintings, including his 1602 Amor Vincit Omnia, and became a well-known artist himself, known as Cecco del Caravaggio.

			*[[William Shakespeare]] and "Mr. W. H." (whose identity is not known, despite much speculation. See the Wikipedia article on Shakespeare's sexuality

	*[[James I of England]] nd Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset		*[[James I of England]] nd Robert Carr, 1st Earl of Somerset

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	:*Cocteau met the young poet in 1918 at 29, when the boy was 15 years old. The two collaborated extensively, socialized, and undertook many journeys and vacations together. Cocteau got the youth exempted from military service and exerted his influence to garner the "Nouveau Monde" literary prize for Radiguet's novel, Le Diable au Corps. Some sources suggest that their friendship was loving and sexual.<ref>François Bott, Radiguet, Flammarion, 1995;</ref> <ref>Michel Larivière, Homosexuels et bisexuels célèbres, Delétraz, 1997</ref>Their relationship has been placed in the context of "a series of younger lovers and collaborators"<ref> Charles Shively, "Cocteau, Jean" in glbtq: An Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Culture [6]</ref> despite the fact that towards the end of his life Cocteau repudiated Radiguet and any suggestion of intimacy between himself and the young man.		:*Cocteau met the young poet in 1918 at 29, when the boy was 15 years old. The two collaborated extensively, socialized, and undertook many journeys and vacations together. Cocteau got the youth exempted from military service and exerted his influence to garner the "Nouveau Monde" literary prize for Radiguet's novel, Le Diable au Corps. Some sources suggest that their friendship was loving and sexual.<ref>François Bott, Radiguet, Flammarion, 1995;</ref> <ref>Michel Larivière, Homosexuels et bisexuels célèbres, Delétraz, 1997</ref>Their relationship has been placed in the context of "a series of younger lovers and collaborators"<ref> Charles Shively, "Cocteau, Jean" in glbtq: An Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Culture [6]</ref> despite the fact that towards the end of his life Cocteau repudiated Radiguet and any suggestion of intimacy between himself and the young man.

	[[Federico García Lorca]] and Rafael Rodríguez Rapún		*[[Federico García Lorca]] and Rafael Rodríguez Rapún

	*[[Karol Szymanowski]] and Boris Kochno		*[[Karol Szymanowski]] and Boris Kochno

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	:*Cheng I was a pirate of the Chinese coast, who kidnapped the 15 years old Chang Pao in 1801. Chang Pao later became the leader of Cheng's pirate fleet.		:*Cheng I was a pirate of the Chinese coast, who kidnapped the 15 years old Chang Pao in 1801. Chang Pao later became the leader of Cheng's pirate fleet.

	*[[Lord Byron]] nd Nicolò Giraud		*[[Lord Byron]] and Nicolò Giraud

	:*Lord Byron fell in love with the French-Italian lad in 1810, when the boy was 15. <ref> Eisler, Benita. Byron: Child of Passion, Fool of Fame, Vintage Books USA, May 2000</ref> "It is about two hours since, that, after informing me he was most desirous to follow him (that is me) over the world, he concluded by telling me it was proper for us not only to live, but 'morire insieme'. The latter I hope to avoid - as much of the former as he pleases." —Byron in his letter to John Cam Hobhouse - The Convent, Athens, August 23rd, 1810		:*Lord Byron fell in love with the French-Italian lad in 1810, when the boy was 15. <ref> Eisler, Benita. Byron: Child of Passion, Fool of Fame, Vintage Books USA, May 2000</ref> "It is about two hours since, that, after informing me he was most desirous to follow him (that is me) over the world, he concluded by telling me it was proper for us not only to live, but 'morire insieme'. The latter I hope to avoid - as much of the former as he pleases." —Byron in his letter to John Cam Hobhouse - The Convent, Athens, August 23rd, 1810
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	:*After fifteen years a master at Eton College, OB, a former student of William Johnson-Cory,<ref>^ H. Montgomery Hyde, The Love That Dared not Speak its Name; p.118</ref> was dismissed in 1875 over his "overly amorous"<ref>Linda Dowling, Hellenism and Homosexuality in Victorian Oxford p.115</ref>(but purportedly chaste) relationship with the sixteen year old Curzon.<ref>Bart Schultz Henry Sidgwick: Eye of the Universe - An Intellectual Biography p.411</ref> , <ref>Morris B. Kaplan, Sodom on the Thames: Sex, Love, and Scandal in Wilde Times p.107</ref>		:*After fifteen years a master at Eton College, OB, a former student of William Johnson-Cory,<ref>^ H. Montgomery Hyde, The Love That Dared not Speak its Name; p.118</ref> was dismissed in 1875 over his "overly amorous"<ref>Linda Dowling, Hellenism and Homosexuality in Victorian Oxford p.115</ref>(but purportedly chaste) relationship with the sixteen year old Curzon.<ref>Bart Schultz Henry Sidgwick: Eye of the Universe - An Intellectual Biography p.411</ref> , <ref>Morris B. Kaplan, Sodom on the Thames: Sex, Love, and Scandal in Wilde Times p.107</ref>

	*Jules Verne and Aristide Briand		*[[Jules Verne]] and Aristide Briand

	:*Verne engaged in a "curiously" close and extended relationship with Aristide Briand, whom he met in Nantes in 1876 when the young man was a fifteen year old lycéen and schoolmate of his son Michel.<ref> Raymond Queneau, introduction to Marcel Moré The Very Curious Jules Verne</ref> He frequently picked up Briand from the lycée and brought him to his house.<ref> Frederick W. Haberman, Irwin Abrams. Peace p.4; 1997. ISBN 9810234155</ref> Love between a man and a handsome youth is a quasi-universal theme in Verne's novels, and the author is thought to have expressed his own feelings in the description of one such relationship:		:*Verne engaged in a "curiously" close and extended relationship with Aristide Briand, whom he met in Nantes in 1876 when the young man was a fifteen year old lycéen and schoolmate of his son Michel.<ref> Raymond Queneau, introduction to Marcel Moré The Very Curious Jules Verne</ref> He frequently picked up Briand from the lycée and brought him to his house.<ref> Frederick W. Haberman, Irwin Abrams. Peace p.4; 1997. ISBN 9810234155</ref> Love between a man and a handsome youth is a quasi-universal theme in Verne's novels, and the author is thought to have expressed his own feelings in the description of one such relationship:
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	:*Jackson, active in the turn-of-the-century Uranian circles had the fourteen year old Castle as his boyfriend in 1888. The boy also posed nude for Henry Scott Tuke's The Bathers and for Frederick Rolfe's camera. (Rictor Norton on British pederastic art)		:*Jackson, active in the turn-of-the-century Uranian circles had the fourteen year old Castle as his boyfriend in 1888. The boy also posed nude for Henry Scott Tuke's The Bathers and for Frederick Rolfe's camera. (Rictor Norton on British pederastic art)

	*Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky and Vladimir Lvovich Davïdov		*[[Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky]] and Vladimir Lvovich Davïdov

	:*The composer and his nephew (b. 1871) were lovers for five years, from c. 1888 until the elder's death at 53. (R. Norton's article on their relationship and the composer's forced suicide)		:*The composer and his nephew (b. 1871) were lovers for five years, from c. 1888 until the elder's death at 53. (R. Norton's article on their relationship and the composer's forced suicide)
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	:*Cocteau met the young poet in 1918 at 29, when the boy was 15 years old. The two collaborated extensively, socialized, and undertook many journeys and vacations together. Cocteau got the youth exempted from military service and exerted his influence to garner the "Nouveau Monde" literary prize for Radiguet's novel, Le Diable au Corps. Some sources suggest that their friendship was loving and sexual.<ref>François Bott, Radiguet, Flammarion, 1995;</ref> <ref>Michel Larivière, Homosexuels et bisexuels célèbres, Delétraz, 1997</ref>Their relationship has been placed in the context of "a series of younger lovers and collaborators"<ref> Charles Shively, "Cocteau, Jean" in glbtq: An Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Culture [6]</ref> despite the fact that towards the end of his life Cocteau repudiated Radiguet and any suggestion of intimacy between himself and the young man.		:*Cocteau met the young poet in 1918 at 29, when the boy was 15 years old. The two collaborated extensively, socialized, and undertook many journeys and vacations together. Cocteau got the youth exempted from military service and exerted his influence to garner the "Nouveau Monde" literary prize for Radiguet's novel, Le Diable au Corps. Some sources suggest that their friendship was loving and sexual.<ref>François Bott, Radiguet, Flammarion, 1995;</ref> <ref>Michel Larivière, Homosexuels et bisexuels célèbres, Delétraz, 1997</ref>Their relationship has been placed in the context of "a series of younger lovers and collaborators"<ref> Charles Shively, "Cocteau, Jean" in glbtq: An Encyclopedia of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Culture [6]</ref> despite the fact that towards the end of his life Cocteau repudiated Radiguet and any suggestion of intimacy between himself and the young man.

			[[Federico García Lorca]] and Rafael Rodríguez Rapún

	*[[Karol Szymanowski]] and Boris Kochno		*[[Karol Szymanowski]] and Boris Kochno

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	*"Walt" and Rudi van Dantzig		*"Walt" and Rudi van Dantzig

	:*The 1945 relationship between the twelve year old van Dantzig and a Canadian soldier was dramatized in van Dantzig's autobiographical book and movie by the same name, [[For a Lost Soldier.]]<ref>Joel Crawford, Movie review of [[For a Lost Soldier,]] in Paidika Winter 1993.3.1</ref>		:*The 1945 relationship between the twelve year old van Dantzig and a Canadian soldier was dramatized in van Dantzig's autobiographical book and movie by the same name, [[For a Lost Soldier]].<ref>Joel Crawford, Movie review of [[For a Lost Soldier,]] in Paidika Winter 1993.3.1</ref>

	*Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein and Lucien Trueb		*Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein and Lucien Trueb

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	:*The 1945 relationship between the twelve year old van Dantzig and a Canadian soldier was dramatized in van Dantzig's autobiographical book and movie by the same name, For a Lost Soldier.<ref>Joel Crawford, Movie review of [[For a Lost Soldier,]] in Paidika Winter 1993.3.1</ref>		:*The 1945 relationship between the twelve year old van Dantzig and a Canadian soldier was dramatized in van Dantzig's autobiographical book and movie by the same name, [[For a Lost Soldier.]]<ref>Joel Crawford, Movie review of [[For a Lost Soldier,]] in Paidika Winter 1993.3.1</ref>

	*Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein and Lucien Trueb		*Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein and Lucien Trueb

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	:*The 1945 relationship between the twelve year old van Dantzig and a Canadian soldier was dramatized in van Dantzig's autobiographical book and movie by the same name, For a Lost Soldier.<ref>Joel Crawford, Movie review of For a Lost Soldier, in Paidika Winter 1993.3.1</ref>		:*The 1945 relationship between the twelve year old van Dantzig and a Canadian soldier was dramatized in van Dantzig's autobiographical book and movie by the same name, For a Lost Soldier.<ref>Joel Crawford, Movie review of [[For a Lost Soldier,]] in Paidika Winter 1993.3.1</ref>

	*Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein and Lucien Trueb		*Bernard Montgomery, 1st Viscount Montgomery of Alamein and Lucien Trueb

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	==References==		==References==
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	==See also==		==See also==