You can't be too careful, with uncastrated, ephebic sophomore mules, wherever you go in the world. |
Knowledge of the ephebic system at Athens, a paramilitary youth organization, is in the main based on epigraphic material. |
Another Athenian relief which shows Herakles next to his columnar shrine, and a boy in front of him, probably refers to the oinisteria and the ephebic introduction. |
The ephebic androgyny of the high classic Apollo turned into effeminacy in Hellenistic art. |
For children and youths under the ephebic age there was no practical regulation of schools or palaestra by the state. |
But there is a danger, when clicking among the scrapyard channels, that I will be suddenly confronted with those ephebic 118 twins who run around, pause, pose and run around again. |