Mythology of same-sex love

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Religious narrative has included stories interpreted by many as accounts of same-sex love and sexuality. Among surviving examples are:

Contents 1 Compilations 2 Deities 3 Spoken-word versions - audio files 4 See also 5 Bibliography 6 External links

[edit] Compilations

• Epic of Gilgamesh
• Set and Horus
• Jonathan and David
• Set and Ash
• Poseidon and Pelops
• Zeus and Ganymede
• Laius and Chrysippus
• Apollo and Hyacinth
• Achilles and Patroclus
• Heracles and Hylas
• Narcissus and Ameinias
• Orpheus and the Thracians
• Iphis and Ianthe
• Pan and Daphnis

[edit] Deities

• Anteros
• Hu Tianbao
• Xochipili

[edit] Spoken-word versions - audio files

• Poseidon and Pelops
• Zeus and Ganymede
• Apollo and Hyacinth
• Laius and Chrysippus
• Heracles and Hylas
• Narcissus
• Orpheus
• Achilles and Patroclus

[edit] See also

• Religion and homosexuality
• Native American mythology

[edit] Bibliography

Bernard Sergent

• Homosexuality in Greek Myth
• L'homosexualité initiatique dans l'Europe ancienne

Andrew Calimach

• Lovers' Legends: The Gay Greek Myths
• Lovers' Legends Unbound

Conner, Sparks & Sparks

• Queer Myth, Symbol and Spirit

[edit] External links

• GLBT mythology, links and references
• Greek Mythology The secret Greek myths of male love, ancient coming-of-age rituals, uncensored and developed.
• The Two-Spirit Tradition essay on male love and same-sex marriage in Native American shamanic religion.
• Homosexuality and the Ancient Greeks