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• Call Number: STEREO FOREIGN GEOG FILE — China—Misc. Читать далее →

A homosexual cupbearer on Mount Olympus? Male enthusiasts within the Trojan War? While threshold can be presented as an indication of civilization’s advancement, a reading of Greek mythology reveals greater acceptance of homosexuality in ancient Athens than are boasted within today’s globe religions. These LGBT Greek gods and demigods prove homosexual culture isn’t any modern innovation. The Gods on Mount Olympus (1690-1694 above: Antonio Verrio

AchillesThe Greek hero Achilles ended up being invulnerable excepting their famous heel that is weak but a male shieldbearer broke through the warrior’s intimate defenses. Читать далее →