>>508910877
>All 3 condemned homosexuality
Aristotle never condemns pederasty, he speaks positively of it at least once. Plato only disavowed pederasty in his final work when he was bitter and old, in his earlier works he was supportive of the practice. Socrates' speeches on pederasty in Plato's works make it obvious that (1) Socrates was attracted to boys, and (2) pederasty was a widespread institutionalized practice in Classical Greece; his position that pederasty should be chaste ideally could only have been expounded in a society in which there was a widespread, institutionalized practice where men had sexual relations with boys.

>>508667383
>the relationship of Eromenos and Erastis were that of teacher and student
In the Phaedrus he describes a form of relationship between a man and a boy common in ancient Greece which was expected to be sexual, and advocates a non-sexual form of this relationship as an ideal. He was a philosopher who held an idiosyncratic opinion which were not reflective of common practice. If you read the Phaedrus and conclude that ancient Greek men weren't having sex with boys, you are retarded. Xenophon explicitly states that Lycurgus' view that pederasty shouldn't be sexual is a minority opinion, and that the majority of cities did not criminalize sexual relations between men and boys.

>including Plato who advocated for the criminalisation of same sex relationships
In his final work, in his previous works he was supportive of pederasty. Regardless, his works that mention pederasty make it obvious that it was a widespread practice.

>>508667383
>Ancient and modern greek is the same language
No it isn't.