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  • ...ys by the seventeeth-century homosexual playwright Tirso de Molina. Modern historians view Luna quite positively (what he did for the country). ...
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  • ...beings as children, is an unstable concept. It has been suggested by some historians such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philippe_Aries Aries] that the concep ...
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  • ...nced pleasure, art and poetry indicating no reciprocation of desire, other historians assert that it is "a modern fairy tale to say that the younger [[eromenos]] ...
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  • ...rsonal revenge, and was only later processed by democratic politicians and historians into a patriotic act. ...
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  • ...xford Press (1998), Introduction pages xvii</ref><ref>Oswyn Murray, 'Greek Historians' in ''The Oxford History of the Classical World'', J.Boardman, J.Griffin an ...scholarly speculation about this in modern times.<ref>Oswyn Murray, 'Greek Historians' in ''The Oxford History of the Classical World'', J.Boardman, J.Griffin an ...
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  • ...i> LXXI 36 4]</ref> on Commodus’s accession, a judgment followed by later historians such as Edward Gibbon, who took it as signifying the beginning of the decli ...
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  • ...ne unlearned; in fact, Cebes was a poet as well." </ref> While some modern historians accept the story as credible, an opposing school of thought deems it a fabr ...
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  • ...worth mentioning that absent modern western influence, anthropologists and historians have found far more societies where [[homosexuality]] is prohibited than so ...
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  • According to historians the harem of the Muslim Albanian leader of Ioannina, Ali Pasha (during [[Ot ...
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  • ...egends: The Gay Greek Myths'', p. 123.</ref> This ritual has been named by historians the "up and down gesture" and is routinely encountered in depictions on vas ...
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  • ...ns. Though the figures have been much disputed, there is a consensus among historians that there were many more executions on the conservative, landowning, Catho ...
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  • Historians of Spain, however, do not exclusively bear this omission. Only a few works ...
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  • [[:Category:Author|Authors]] and [[:Category:historians|historians]] will sometimes add the varied names together between brackets to be clear ...
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  • ...ing parallel growth of pederasty and Islam has been commented on by modern historians, who see a link between the love of boys and the protective attitude of Isl ...cian main.<ref>Plutarch, ''De Malig. Herod.'' xiii.II.</ref> Despite these historians, [[Richard Francis Burton]] was of the opinion that the Persians had picked ...
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  • ...e honorable and others dishonorable. But for the vast majority of ancient historians for a man to have not had a youth for a lover presented a deficiency in cha ...public, and became part of the biography of the person. Thus when Spartan historians wrote about a personage they would usually indicate whom it was that he had ...
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  • ...e honorable and others dishonorable. But for the vast majority of ancient historians for a man to have not had a youth for a lover presented a deficiency in cha ...
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  • ...me honorable and others dishonorable. But for the vast majority of ancient historians, for a man to have not had a youth for a lover presented a deficiency in ch ...public, and became part of the biography of the person. Thus, when Spartan historians wrote about a personage, they would usually indicate whom it was that he ha ...
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  • ...ars of fighting during which neither side had gained a decisive advantage. Historians Arnold W. Gomme and Raphael Sealey believe, and Thucydides reports,<ref nam ...s speech Alcibiades predicted (over-optimistically, in the opinion of most historians) that the Athenians would be able to recruit allies in the region and impos ...
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  • ...lation of pederasty with the rise of Islam has been commented on by modern historians, who see a link between the love of boys and the protective attitude of Isl ...cian main. <ref>Plutarch, ''De Malig. Herod.'' xiii.ll</ref> Despite these historians, [[Richard Francis Burton]] was of the opinion that the Persians had picked ...
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  • ...y, a ''lover of wisdom''. The dialogue has been used as a source by social historians seeking to throw light on life in ancient Athens, in particular upon sexual ...
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  • ...enced pleasure, art and poetry indicate reciprocation of desire, and other historians assert that it is "a modern fairy tale that the younger eromenos was never ...
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  • ...f the Boy Scout movement | publisher=Pantheon | year=1986 | }}</ref> Other historians have been less sympathetic; Kenneth Morgan of [[University of Oxford|Oxford ...
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  • ...opmental and social functions that these relations appear to serve—just as historians and anthropologists also have also done with regard to other times and cult ...
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  • affair starts out with a kidnapping, as historians tell us. Unlike the myth, 46 Some modern historians have interpreted this ethic as an ancient conceit, unrealistically idealizi ...
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  • ...ough some have categorized these anecdotes as "deceitful philology," other historians have given credence to the account of Plessirhous as eromenos and heir, abo ...tion in the age of Domitian By Ruurd R. Nauta; p84</ref> While some modern historians accept the story as credible, an opposing school of thought deems it a fabr ...
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  • ...the limits of the strictest Dorian sect. Yet the language of philosophers, historians, poets and orators is unmistakable. All testify alike to the discrimination ..., some of the material of which is preserved to us by dramatists, lyrists, historians, antiquaries and anecdotists. It is not impossible that this so-called cycl ...
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  • ...eled after the Chinese system. It was called ''gundan-sei'' (軍団制) by later historians and is believed to have been short-lived.{{Fact|date=March 2007}} ...
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  • ...o have come from [[Gaius Maecenas]].<sup>[[[182]]]</sup> While some modern historians accept the story as credible, an opposing school of thought deems it a fabr ...
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  • ...l one. [Novgorod Region] is a cradle of Russian statehood. Our outstanding historians believe and have analysed how the elements of Russian statehood came togeth ...
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  • ::Some historians and literary critics have detected certain pederastic elements in the life ...
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  • ...y.&nbsp; None of the current claims are supported by reliable evidence and historians agree that no Devil worshipping religious cults ever existed.&nbsp; These l ...
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  • ...d Pope, and wielding them right worthily according to the general voice of historians. To quote a few: Ali bin Talib al-Khorásáni described him, in A.D. 934, a ...and these were affected not only by Eastern tale-tellers but even by sober historians. To us it is much like "padding" when Nuzhat al-Zamán (vol. ii. 156 etc.) ...
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  • function, until recently overlooked by historians, as an _asile de surete_ ...
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