Were all ancient Greeks homosexual? The answer is found in the texts of ancient Greek literature, which are presented in this book. By simply reading the texts, the reader realizes the extent of the misinterpretation of ancient Greek discourse by various "experts" and others. This misinterpretation is not harmless, as it leads to incorrect conclusions and unscientific opinions, and it perpetuates the great lie.

Some attempt to "criminalize" ancient Greece with non-Greek customs and behaviors that in ancient times were not only condemned but also punished under the existing legislation, which prohibited homosexuality.

The purpose of the book is not to condemn homosexuality, but rather the falsehood and misinterpretation of the texts. It is not possible, therefore, to "allow" the Greek to lightly believe that Philip, Alexander, Socrates, and generally the great Greeks of antiquity were all homosexuals! For this is the great lie...