CHAPTER III. GREECE.

Mythology.--Solonian Legislation.--Dicteria.--Pisistratidæ.--

Lycurgus and Sparta.--Laws on Prostitution.--Case of

Phryne.--Classes of Prostitutes.--Pornikon Telos.--Dress.--

Hair of Prostitutes.--The Dicteriades of Athens.--Abode and

Manners.--Appearance of Dicteria.--Laws regulating

Dicteria.--Schools of Prostitution.--Loose Prostitutes.--Old

Prostitutes.--Auletrides, or Flute-players.--Origin.--How

hired.--Performances.--Anecdote of Arcadians.--Price of

Flute-players.--Festival of Venus Periboa.--Venus

Callipyge.--Lesbian Love.--Lamia.--Hetairæ.--Social

Standing.--Venus and her Temples.--Charms of Hetairæ.--

Thargelia.--Aspasia.--Hipparchia.--Bacchis.--Guathena and

Guathenion.--Lais.--Phryne.--Pythionice.--Glycera.--

Leontium.--Other Hetairæ.--Biographers of Prostitutes.--

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