
The Stela of the Soldiers Ramose and Wepmose: Evidence of a Same-Sex Union in Ancient Egypt?
An analysis of stela CM004 – two men without wives and an abundance of phallic symbols of male fertility.

An analysis of stela CM004 – two men without wives and an abundance of phallic symbols of male fertility.

Traces of the Asherah cult, maternal metaphors of the prophets, and the female face of biblical Wisdom.

What we know about it and how it surfaces in literature – from Aristophanes to Juvenal.

Or Just Twins? A Detailed Investigation.

Lovers beneath the stadium stands, a bearded onlooker, and the Etruscan philosophy of the "eternal banquet."

A historical episode about diplomacy through a favorite at the court in Ancient China.

How a Legalist parable about favoritism turned into a metaphor for same-sex love.

Kinship or partnership – what the titles and the pose suggest.

Why this is really about banning male incest rather than same-sex relationships.

Exploring Ancient Egyptian terms for same-sex practices.

\"...how beautiful your buttocks are, how strong! Spread your legs,\" Seth said to Horus.

What the sources say about the ancient Egyptian goddess of the night.

A queer-theological text about the genderlessness of the Christian God.

And their secret nighttime meetings.

Two men, or a man and a woman?