
An Ancient Punishment for Adultery – Inserting Fish and Radish into the Anus (Rhaphanidosis)
What we know about it and how it surfaces in literature – from Aristophanes to Juvenal.

What we know about it and how it surfaces in literature – from Aristophanes to Juvenal.

Or Just Twins? A Detailed Investigation.

Lovers beneath the stadium stands, a bearded onlooker, and the Etruscan philosophy of the "eternal banquet."

A historical episode about diplomacy through a favorite at the court in Ancient China.

How a Legalist parable about favoritism turned into a metaphor for same-sex love.

Kinship or partnership — what the titles and the pose suggest.

Why this is really about banning male incest rather than same-sex relationships.

Exploring Ancient Egyptian terms for same-sex practices.

"...how beautiful your buttocks are, how strong! Spread your legs," Seth said to Horus.

What the sources say about the Ancient Egyptian goddess of the night.

A queer-theological text about the genderlessness of the Christian God.

And their secret nighttime meetings.

Two men, or a man and a woman?