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Did Diogenes the Cynic Advocate Enforced Sex?

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CAMPOS‑DAROCA F. J., LÓPEZ‑CRUCES J. L.
Eirene. Studia Graeca et Latina
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2017
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vol. 53
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issue 1-2
273-296
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An explanation is put forward regarding what Philodemus the Epicurean could have read in Diogenes the Cynic’s Republic to make the enforcing of males one of his proposals. Diogenes, in propria persona or through a mouthpiece in this dialogue, may have adduced the example of sexual coercion that the Spartan constitution exerted on all the youngsters of the city. The Cynic probably held the same point of view on the issue in the Republic and in his tragedy Chrysippus.
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