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You're not playing any of these games, right, anon?
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Yes, I sent them to you, and all of a sudden, they don't exist. Centuries of the classics are wrong- Internet people who for political reasons need to deny homosexual practices existed before the 20th century are right! Even people who lived in times which heavily disapproved of homosexuality, are lying when they say otherwise about the Sacred Band in their studies! Lol
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You are just posting random shit you found that isnt even close to sourced lmao
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There is still time to admit you didn't read even a single sentence of my post. I quoted six classical authors.
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There's still time to admit you've even given and thought to the fact that this shit might be made up and just blindly googled a shitty defense of it to cling to your sad world view
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OK, so you just admitted you didn't read my post, or you're trolling. I hope for the latter.
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You post the same shitty sources that wikipedia uses to promote the idea that they were all gay. True scholar you are. The best thing any actual scholar will tell you about that shit is "maybe". Do something other than google this shit for sources that agree with you if you are at all interested in finding the truth.
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There are only so many classical texts still extant, what do you want me to do, make up new sources? Of course Wikipedia would cite some of these. "Shitty"? No, these are direct quotations from classical texts (in translation of course). What kind of point is that?
You listened to some Internet contrarian who claims that the existence of homosexual practices in ancient Greece was made up by a gay dude in the 70s...... and had zero knowledge of the classical sources involving this topic. This conversation started with the lie that this was something made up by some gay dude in the 70s.
And you've listened to a """scholar""" on the Internet which defamed the entire field of classics because of his wingcuckery. Someone who is willing to make up the most ridiculous lies.
If you are at all interested in finding the truth, perhaps do not listen to these people. They certainly do not care about truth.
EDIT: it is interesting that Miffin says I "googled this shit[sic] for sources that agree with" me. I made quotations from the extant classical corpus on the Sacred Band. I am sure the irony here is not lost.
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And you've done less than that lmao. Your "classical texts", none of which you have actually read btw, are all either taken out of context snippets written by enemies of thebes or long after the fact speculations based on those snippets. And of those you are posting modern translations that do things like take words that mean very well could be translated as friends and translate that shit to lovers.
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You're repeating yourself, because you did not read the post. I will, however, act as if you did read the post.
You shifted the goalposts. You said that homosexual practices in ancient Greece were made up by some gay dude in the 1970s. In any case, if we go by this logic, you have to deny plenty of ancient history (I mean, you just rejected Plutarch). Which is fine, but if you had interest in that, you would just deny the Sacred Band even existed. But no, instead- wingcuckery. There are multiple authors which associate the Sacred Band with pederasty. Of the AD writers, they cite their sources (eg. Plutarch-Callisthenes, and Callisthenes was a contemporary writer, although his work is now lost), which often are also compilations, going back... as is a tradition in ancient Greek historical writing.
Xenophon, yes. The others, no. Of course, Xenophon is not the only text I cited. Most writers who were against Thebes, the Athenians, didn't even mention the Sacred Band. You made that up on the spot.
None of these are out of context snippets. You made that up on the spot.
All of the quotations are from texts translated before homosexuality was socially accepted. You made that up on the spot.
EDIT: Xenophon doesn't even mention the Sacred Band by name, and this is the thing all the more insulting, so it's not even a necessary defense- rather, I used him as a contemporaneous, more known name, to establish that, no, it was not made up by some (gay or otherwise) dudes in the 1970s that homosexual practices existed in the 1970s. Valorous homosexual pairs is not a particularly uncommon (literary) trope in classical Greece.
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