“The relations that from eunuchism led to pederasty are very easy of explanation.”

“He got away with it, as so many other Victorians got away with pederasty and nympholepsy.”

“We often meet with pederasty without a trace of inversion of the sexual appetite.”

“It is typically used to refer to a man who seeks out young boys for sexual pleasure, i.e. a pederast.”

“In later years he was convicted of being a pederast, wasn't he?”

“At the center of the case was an admitted pederast, Arnold Friedman, regularly spending time around young boys.”

“Again the Roman paederasty shews itself in Caelius's affection for Aufilenus.”

“But before he can confront that fact, he must first unravel a labyrinthine mystery that leads to a ring of high-powered gay pederasts.”

“Hates the society that rejects him because of his vices and associates with pederasts, prostitutes, pimps, and other miscreants.”

“But it is at the expense of those whose lives have been ruined by the pederasts the church has shielded.”