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• 23:05, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - A Praising List of Some Handsome Beardless Youths of Early 12th-Century Córdoba in a Poem by Ibn Quzmān (14 revisions)
• 23:05, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:05, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - A Praising List of Some Handsome Beardless Youths of Early 12th-Century Córdoba in a Poem by Ibn Quzmān (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|Interior of the "Salón Rico", the reception hall of the Umayyad Caliph Abd-ar-Rahman III, located at the ruins of the Andalusi Moorish palace-city of Medina Azahara, built in the 10th century on the outskirts of Córdoba, [[Spain.]] From <i>The Mischievous Muse: Extant Poetry and Prose by Ibn Quzm...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:Dan...)
• 23:05, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:05, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - A Praising List of Some Handsome Beardless Youths of Early 12th-Century Córdoba in a Poem by Ibn Quzmān (14 revisions)
• 23:04, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - A Praising List of Some Handsome Beardless Youths of Early 12th-Century Córdoba in a Poem by Ibn Quzmān (content was: "thumb|center|Interior of the "Salón Rico", the reception hall of the Umayyad Caliph Abd-ar-Rahman III, located at the ruins of the Andalusi Moorish palace-city of Medina Azahara, built in the 10th century on the outskirts of Córdoba, [[Spain.]] From <i>The Mischievous Muse: Extant Poetry and Prose by Ibn Quzm...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" (talk))
• 23:04, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:04, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - A Praising List of Some Handsome Beardless Youths of Early 12th-Century Córdoba in a Poem by Ibn Quzmān (14 revisions)
• 23:04, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:04, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:04, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - A Praising List of Some Handsome Beardless Youths of Early 12th-Century Córdoba in a Poem by Ibn Quzmān (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|Interior of the "Salón Rico", the reception hall of the Umayyad Caliph Abd-ar-Rahman III, located at the ruins of the Andalusi Moorish palace-city of Medina Azahara, built in the 10th century on the outskirts of Córdoba, [[Spain.]] From <i>The Mischievous Muse: Extant Poetry and Prose by Ibn Quzm...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:Dan...)
• 23:02, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:02, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:01, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:01, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:01, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:01, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:01, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:01, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" (talk))
• 23:00, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:59, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" (talk))
• 22:58, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:57, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (Author request: content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" ([[User talk:...)
• 22:57, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:57, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" (talk))
• 22:57, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)
• 22:57, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs deleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (content was: "thumb|center|[[Eros (mythology)|Eros, Winged in Frontal View, Flying and Carrying a Fillet. Oil flask (lekythos) by the Brygos Painter. Greek, Late Archaic Period, about 490–480 B.C. Greece, Attica, Athens. Ceramic, Red Figure. Boston, Museum of Fine Arts, 10.180.]] From <i>The Boyish Muse</i> (An...", and the only contributor was "Dandelion" (talk))
• 22:57, 4 September 2021 Dandelion talk contribs undeleted page (Boylove Documentary Sourcebook) - The Pederastic Ancient Greek Lyrical Motif of the Mythological Comparison of a Young Male Beloved to Eros or Ganymede, as Featured in a Poem by Alcaeus (2 revisions)