Homosexuality – embracing queer sex and love in Ancient times

Adam Hope
Saturday 16 July 2022

by Jennifer Ingleheart 

Abstract: Ingleheart argues for homosexuality as significant in ancient Roman cultural life, simultaneously showing that ancient Rome has been vitally important for the subsequent development of a sense of LGBT history and identity.

Online Journal Article in: The Conversation (online). February 12, 2020.

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