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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (38816)	7/7/2013 9:38:50 PM
From: Brumar89	1 Recommendation Recommended By Greg or e Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 69300

LOL Oh yes, the famous pedophile that modern pedos look back on with fondness: In three of his poems, Solon praises the homosexual relations of a mature man with underage boys. In one of them, he says that the one who is happy and enviable is the one who possesses the following four things: Boys that he can use as his lovers, horses, hunting dogs and a friend abroad. (Solon, excerpt 21 (Bergk Th. , Hiller. E. Crusius O., Anthologia lyrica sice Lyricorum Graecorum veterum praeter Pindarum reliquiae potiores, BT)). In the second poem, he points out which exact spots on the body of a boy he himself likes to enjoy. (Plutarch, ???t????, (Eroticus) 5, ????a???, 13, 79). «A warm friendship developed between these two men (Solon and Peisistratus) because they were related; this friendship became even closer because of their genius and Peisistratus’ good looks, for, as some people say, Solon was erotically attracted to him (...e??t???? t?? ?e?s?st?at?? aspa??µ???? t?? S??????...)» (Plutarch, Solon, 1) molonlave2012.blogspot.com