Images of ancient Greek pederasty boys were their gods

Andrew Lear · Eva Cantarella

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Classical Antiquity Studies Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History Visual Culture and Art Theory

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Introduction. Textual Evidence. The Iconography of Pederasty. What is Iconography. Elements of Iconography 1. Courtship. Courting-gift Scenes. Other Courtship Iconographies. 2. Ideals/Idealization 3. Consummation 4. Pederasty and the Gods 5. Kalos-inscriptions 6. Vase Dating 7. Fragments. Conclusion

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