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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

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Charles E Flynn

Should a federal judge ever interrogate you about the subject of sexual practices in ancient Greece, be sure not to contradict you own published works:
In the Case of Martha Nussbaum, by Gerard V. Bradley.

Sandra Miesel

Roman attitudes towards homosexuality cannot be measured from the bizarre behavior of Nero and Elagabalus. muchless mentions in satire. Two emperors who really were homosexual (Trajan and Hadrian)were married to women because that is what was expected in their station. The legal gradations of Roman marriage are a rather complicated subject.

Agnieszka

What a debasing and depressing subject.

Edward

Agreed Sandra, this is a much more complicated subject than Wiker makes it out to be.

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