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...y, and used it as one justification for the extirpation of native society, religion and culture, and the taking of the lands and wealth; of all customs of the ...on pederasty was [[John Addington Symonds]], whose essays ''[[A Problem in Greek Ethics]]'' and ''A Problem in Modern Ethics'' were among the first ever def ...

- Dover K J: <em>Greek Homosexuality - </em>Duckworth, London 1976 (reprinted by ==(Psychology, philosophy and religion)== ...

...t|Man Fondles Boy Who Touches His Chin. Two-handled cup with male couples. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 520 B.C. Greece, Boiotia. Ceramic, Black Figure ...e of his immediate family, known as the ''[[erastes]]'' ("lover"; [[Greece|Greek]]: ἐραστής, pl. ἐρασταί, ''erastai''), and was constructed as an aristocra ...

“The cultural cross-referencing could be Greek, but it could also be medieval Japan, it could be Persia. Referencing those ...geous. It is about things that matter: art, philosophy, politics, science, religion. Above all, it is a love story, and one like no other. But be warned: Your ...

<p style="text-indent: 40px">'''Answer 3:''' In the Ancient Greek society, the cultural notion of hubris was used to prevent abuse.</p> <p style="text-indent: 40px">'''Answer 1: It could be religion, could be social control...'''</p> ...

'''''Greek pederastic mythology and analysis; critique of sexual conformism; history o '''Key phrases:''' male love, Platonic pederasty, ancient Greek rites and initiations, ...

...[[pubescent]] or [[adolescent]] male. The word ''pederasty'' derives from Greek (''paiderastia'') "love of boys",^[[[1]]] a compound derived from ...henian pederasty]], and became most prominent in the 6th century [[BC]]. [[Greek pederasty's]] various forms were the subject of philosophic debates in whic ...

...as being something demeaning nor feminizing, as it tended to be in Western Greek homosexuality. Religion in Japan consists mainly of the animistic [[Shinto]] belief system and [[Bu ...

myth. <ref>Hunter, J: Interpreting the Satanic Legend. Journal of Religion and Health 37 (3) 249, 1998. </ref> anthropology, and human biology. <ref>Dover, K J: Greek Homosexuality. London: Duckworth 1976. ...

...t = Malcolm | last = Brabant | publisher = BBC News, Athens | title = Lost Greek boy may be sex victim | url = http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/6331801.stm ...its Ethic, its Idea.''<ref>Georges Dumézil, Preface in ''Homosexuality in Greek Myth'' by Bernard Sergent, Boston, 1984</ref> In the USA, as late as [[2005 ...

...ref> However, [[Plutarch]] asserts that the Persians used eunuch boys "the Greek way" long before they had seen the Grecian main. <ref>Plutarch, ''De Malig. ...t," a borrowing from Persian meaning "back" or "anus" survives in modern [[Greek]] as "poustis," a term of invective used of passive homosexuals, and in [[R ...

<font size="+2">'''GREEK ETHICS'''</font> ...eory I have set forth in Section X. regarding the North Hellenic origin of Greek Love, and its Dorian character, the more remarkable. That two students, wor ...

...itions which promoted chaste pederastic relationships (See [[Philosophy of Greek pederasty]]) included below are also relationships in which there is eviden ...ripped him of his clothes and cut off his hair. <ref>Initiation in ancient Greek rituals and narratives By David Brooks Dodd, Christopher A. Faraone, p.121< ...

'paides' is Greek for boys, and an 'erastes' is a lover. To the ancients of politicians, aims which are ultimately dictated by religion. It is ...

...ources Cited in all Issues of-International Journal of Greek Love-KALOS-On Greek Love-PAN-Paidika.pdf :Journal of Religion and Health Volume 18 issue 4 1979 [doi 10.1007%2Fbf01533061] John A. Clippi ...

...ref> However, [[Plutarch]] asserts that the Persians used eunuch boys "the Greek way" long before they had seen the Grecian main.<ref>Plutarch, ''De Malig. ...a slave boy and claim to have seen God!". The real danger to conventional religion, as [[Peter Lamborn Wilson]] asserts, was not so much the mixing of sodomy ...

...e easy understanding of our usual prayers and the chief points of our holy religion"<ref name=Coleridge /> ...d they remain there until they are 19 or 20, learning reading, writing and religion; as soon as they come out, they marry and apply themselves to politics." ...

...of his family (1645) changed his dissolute lifestyle, devouted himself to religion and in 1653 was ordained to the priestehood<ref>John Bargrave, ''Pope Alexa ::A native of [[Tepeleni]], the same town as Ali Pasha, the Greek youth eventually rose to be the most trusted subordinate of the Pasha.<ref> ...

...xalted moral idea, the deepest reverence for all things connected with his religion and a sublime conception of the Unity and Omnipotence of the Deity. Notewor ...6-158 = 754-775, and grandfather of Al-Rashíd) caused many translations of Greek and Latin, Syriac and Persian (Pehlevi) works to be made into Arabic, speci ...

term compounded of Greek and Latin elements, but its in his privately printed essay, _A Problem in Greek Ethics_. ...