The men are much keener on their own sex; they lie around on animal skins and enjoy themselves, with a lover on each side. The extraordinary thing is they haven’t the smallest regard for their personal dignity [and] offer themselves to other men without the least compunction. Furthermore, this is not looked down upon or regarded as in any way disgraceful. (Spencer, 94)
- While the Romans disapproved of men taking the passive role in sex, Diodorus notes that the Celts did not see this as a problem















