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Greece was a
socially acknowledged relationship between an
older male (the
erastes) and a
younger male (the eromenos)
usually in his teens. It was characteristic...
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erastes in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Erastes may
refer to:
Erastes (Ancient Greece), an
adult male in a
relationship with a
younger male...
- was the
erastes, the
older and
active partner. The
eromenos was
often depicted as beautiful,
beardless and more youthful-looking than the
erastes. Erômenos...
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battle (characteristics of the
erastes). Instead,
Phaedrus suggests that
Achilles is the
eromenos whose reverence of his
erastes, Patroclus, was so
great that...
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violent and ****ic
figure who
shows little of his father's qualities.
Erastes Fulmen Lorcan Cranitch Fictional 1.4–1.5, 1.9–1.11, 2.1
Crime leader of...
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Erastes is the pen name of a
female author from the
United Kingdom,
known for
writing ****-themed
historical and
romantic fiction.
Erastes initially began...
- both
erastes and eromenos, were
expected to show
restraint in the relationship. Soon after, the
younger man
gives in to his new mentor—
erastes—and receives...
- Gr****: παίδ-, romanized: paid-, lit. 'boy,
child (stem)' with ἐραστής,
erastēs, 'lover' (cf. eros). Late
Latin pæderasta was
borrowed in the 16th century...
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Erastes (lover) and
Eromenos (beloved) kissing.
Tondo of an
Attic red-figured cup, c. 480 BC...
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villainous role in the HBO/BBC
production of Rome, as the
underworld baron Erastes Fulmen. In the 2009 BBC
drama Best: His Mother's Son, he pla**** ****ie...