pederastic , także: paederastic

The pederastic relationship had to be approved by the boy's father.

None but citizens could engage free boys in pederastic relationships.

Traditionally, a pederastic relationship could continue until the widespread growth of the boy's body hair, when he is considered a man.

He is particularly famous for his pederastic and satirical poetry.

However the Church could not repress all expressions of pederastic desire.

These rooms were often used for homosexual or pederastic trysts.

Documented cases in this region claimed these unions were temporary pederastic relationships.

Unlike marriage, however, a pederastic relation was temporary and ended when the boy turned seventeen.

While some contemporary readers maintain the same pederastic view, others believe the relationship to simply be a strong friendship between two war heroes.

The pederastic relationships common to ancient Greek life are also at the fore of this dialogue.

The relationships discussed in the speeches are explicitly pederastic.

A number of Athenian laws addressed the pederastic relationship.

Pederastic art shows seduction scenes as well as sexual relations.

The death of Hyacinthus is also frequently referenced as a pederastic myth.

The name of the book comes from Virgil's pederastic character Corydon.

The social acceptance of pederastic relations waxed and waned during the centuries.

Parents had more control over who had responsibility for the children, and men with pederastic tendencies are barred from teaching jobs.

Hundreds of pederastic scenes are depicted on Attic black-figure vases.

It was usually practiced by adolescent boys, a reflection of the pederastic custom of the time.

Thus, the age limit for the younger member of a pederastic relationship seems to have extended from 12 to about 17 years of age.

Images of the hoop are sometimes presented in the context of ancient Greek pederastic tradition.

The emperors, however, indulged in male love - most of it of a pederastic nature - almost to a man.

Seeking to articulate his pederastic desires, he created a personal mythology which explained everything in terms only he could understand.

The term also gained currency among a group that studied Classics and dabbled in pederastic poetry from the 1870s to the 1930s.