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MURDEROUS TRIUMPH OF THE FEMALE PRINCIPLE
“He lost his Antinous while sailing along the Nile and wept for him like a woman. Concerning this, there are various reports: some assert that he sacrificed himself for Hadrian, others what both his beauty and Hadrian’s excessive sensuality make … Continue reading
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HADRIAN & THE NAUGHTY BITS
”The bust is classically Roman, the face imperious. But this is no ordinary emperor. Publius Aelius Traianus Hadrianus was not only a peacemaker who pulled his soldiers out of modern-day Iraq. He was also the first leader of Rome to … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander the Great, Antinous Bacchus, Bacchus, Charles W. Moore, Chateau Versailles, Dan Snow, Dan Snow BBC, David Rifkind, Edward Gibbon, Eleanor Clark, famous Architecture, famous gays, Hadrian, Hadrian and Antinous, Hadrian gay, Hadrian's Villa, Hadrian's Villa Canopus, Hephaestion, Marguerite Yourcenar, Tertullian, Zeus and Ganymede
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