| Then a catamite appeared, clad in a myrtle-colored frieze robe, and girded round with a belt. |
| As in the Greek and Latin sources, Ganymede is a beautiful mortal boy who is seized by Jove, taken to be his cup-bearer and, in some versions of the story, his catamite. |
| It won't ever be anthologised alongside Orwell's clocks striking 13, or Anthony Burgess' catamite and archbishop. |
| Bracknell, for instance, was the name of the country estate where the mother of Oscar's titled little catamite summered. |
| Is London the catamite of the global world? Scots see London as a faraway city that no longer understands their concerns. |
| A catamite appeared, the stalest of all mankind, well worthy of that house. |
