I don't know, love. I liked it more than I didn't, that's for sure! :D Some reviews objected to the exclusively queer reading of the supposedly quite varied kinds of love between men known in the ancient world. I don't really mind that, let us have this, ffs. I am not the biiiiggest fan of how the paiderastía discourse was phrased by Hewitt, but in general the texts were opened up to being read infavourably. The illustrations are very pretty, if not necessarily realigning gravity in the way great art does. I also had a knack at the audio, which struggled a bit to clearly mark what was introductory text and what was the translated ancient text. Maybe that was because those translations were quite modern in language? Some texts I didn't care for, but some, oh they were GLORIOUS. CNs for physical violence, death, rape