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• The Greeks loved athletic contests where the athletes participated in the nude.
• Greek love magic relates to drug culture as it deals with poisoning people.
• Greeks love their history because there is so much of it-- and because it is so vivid.
• Throughout the city, Marlboro horsemen and countless other billboards promoting cigarettes testify to the Greek love of cigarettes.
• Ancient Greek love magic uses many rituals that show drug use in poisoning to deeper the emotion of love.
• He also published a journal, " The International Journal of Greek Love ", under the same pseudonym.
• :Renaming ( move ) to " Neo Hellenistic Greek Love " or " Neo classical Greek love " could be appropriate.
• :Renaming ( move ) to " Neo Hellenistic Greek Love " or " Neo classical Greek love " could be appropriate.
• This is so far from " Greek love = idealized pederasty " that surely you must've read a different book.
• Bush cites Montaigne, who distinguished male friendships from " that other, licentious Greek love ", as evidence of a platonic interpretation.
• The " rediscovery " of classical antiquity was perceived as a liberating experience, and Greek love as an ideal after a Platonic model.
• The book was never published as a whole, but excerpts were included in the " International Journal of Greek Love " in 1966.
• In 1469, the dialogue " Charmides " " threatens to expose the carnal nature of Greek love " which Ficino sought to minimize.
• An origin of ( or significant influence on ) the Greek love goddess from Near Eastern traditions was seen with some skepticism in classical 19th century scholarship.
• Multiple editors at Talk : Greek love have pointed out that the user's actions are contrary to consensus, unproductive, or inexplicable ( diffs on request ).
• :If " Greek love " were just a code word for " pederasty " it wouldn't merit an independent article, and I would advocate turning it into a redirect.
• The work, " perhaps the most exhaustive eulogy of Greek love, " remained unpublished for a decade, and then was printed at first only in a limited edition for private distribution.
• Douglass also mentions that Crompton's work, " Byron and Greek Love " " focuses Byron's life around a single issue, rather than attempting to create a larger view.
• In a discussion on a user page about how to improve our coverage of classical poetry meters, out of the blue he interjected " Greek love must be deleted " " twice :"