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	*[https://www.well.com/user/aquarius/krafft-ebing-psychopathia.htm Krafft-Ebing extracts (pp. 1-22, 407-430) from his work ''Psychopathia sexualis'' (1892 edition)]		*[https://www.well.com/user/aquarius/krafft-ebing-psychopathia.htm Krafft-Ebing extracts (pp. 1-22, 407-430) from his work ''Psychopathia sexualis'' (1892 edition)]
	*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_von_Krafft-Ebing Richard von Krafft-Ebing] (External Wikipedia link)		*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_von_Krafft-Ebing Richard von Krafft-Ebing] (External Wikipedia link)
			*[https://www.greek-love.com/ Greek Love Through the Ages]

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	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between adult men and [[Adolescence\|teenage]] boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between adult men and [[Adolescence\|teenage]] boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured [[homosexuality]] in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured [[homosexuality]] in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male homosexuality in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male homosexuality in general (and occasionally [[anal intercourse]] with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

	"Pederasty" is often used interchangeably with the term "[[boylove]]".		"Pederasty" is often used interchangeably with the term "[[boylove]]".

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	'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:		'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:
	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between adult men and [[Adolescence\|teenage]] boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between adult men and [[Adolescence\|teenage]] boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured [[homosexuality]] in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male homosexuality in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

	"Pederasty" is often used interchangeably with the term "[[boylove]]".		"Pederasty" is often used interchangeably with the term "[[boylove]]".

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	<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>		<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>
	'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:		'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:
	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and [[Adolescence\|teenage]] boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between adult men and [[Adolescence\|teenage]] boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

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	<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>		<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>
	'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:		'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:
	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and [[Adolescence\|teenage]] boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

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	Another explanation, articulated by Anglophone scholars such as William Percy, holds that pederasty was formalized in ancient Crete around 630 BC as a means of population control, together with a delayed age of marriage for men of thirty years.		Another explanation, articulated by Anglophone scholars such as William Percy, holds that pederasty was formalized in ancient Crete around 630 BC as a means of population control, together with a delayed age of marriage for men of thirty years.

	Institutionalized [[Pederasty in ancient Greece\|Greek pederasty]] took the form of an adult mentor and his adolescent pupil, who would be bonded together in a relationship of mutual love. The custom was commonplace in most Greek cities of the time, when intergenerational man-boy relationships were engaged in to bring important benefits to the community. The relationships were valued for giving rise to strong friendships, friendships which were thought valuable to democracies in particular. These relationships were also highly prized for the educational benefits they provided to the youth, and also for their positive effect in minimizing the then-current problem of overpopulation, which was keenly felt in many cities at that time. The custom was reflected in several popular myths and legends, most notably that of [[Zeus]] and [[Ganymede]].		Institutionalized [[Pederasty in ancient Greece\|Greek pederasty]] took the form of an adult [[Mentorship\|mentor]] and his adolescent pupil, who would be bonded together in a relationship of mutual love. The custom was commonplace in most Greek cities of the time, when intergenerational man-boy relationships were engaged in to bring important benefits to the community. The relationships were valued for giving rise to strong friendships, friendships which were thought valuable to democracies in particular. These relationships were also highly prized for the educational benefits they provided to the youth, and also for their positive effect in minimizing the then-current problem of overpopulation, which was keenly felt in many cities at that time. The custom was reflected in several popular myths and legends, most notably that of [[Zeus]] and [[Ganymede]].

	The theory and practice of pederasty was evident even into Roman times, until Christianity finally prevailed, and even then pederasty was commonplace for centuries more in varying forms, even (to some degree) until the present day.		The theory and practice of pederasty was evident even into Roman times, until Christianity finally prevailed, and even then pederasty was commonplace for centuries more in varying forms, even (to some degree) until the present day.

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	<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>		<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>
	'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:		'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:
	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[~~hebephilia~~]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[ephebophilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

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	<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>		<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>
	'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:		'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:
	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (~~dicitionary~~)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[hebephilia]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[hebephilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

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	<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>		<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>
	'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:		'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:
	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of homoerotic mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[hebephilia]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of [[Homoerotic (dicitionary)\|homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[hebephilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

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	<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>		<center>''NOTE: Not to be confused with [[pedophilia]], the exclusive sexual attraction to prepubescent children.'' </center>
	'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:		'''Pederasty''' (Greek: παιδεραστία, ''paiderastia''; "love of boys") is a term used to designate:
	# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of ~~[[Homoerotic (dictionary)\|~~homoerotic]] mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[hebephilia]]).		# The ancient Greek aristocratic custom of homoerotic mentoring relationships between men and teenage boys, whether sexualized or chaste ([[hebephilia]]).
	# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.		# Similar customs of age-structured homosexuality in other places and times by way of generalization.
	# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and, occasionally, anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.		# Male [[homosexuality]] in general (and occasionally anal intercourse with either sex). This usage has dominated in the 15th–20th centuries. It replaced the older term "[[sodomy]]" to avoid its religious connotations.

	"Pederasty" is often used interchangeably with the term "[[boylove]]".		"Pederasty" is often used interchangeably with the term "[[boylove]]".