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Gay Erotic Stories from the Past - Vol 3 - SEX & SLAVERY IN ANCIENT ROME - The Story of Cadmus and Odilo: Given a Slave:Discovers is Gay:Abused by Cult:Kidnapped ... by Pirates:Sold by Father as Sex-Slave
This novel contains nearly 40,000 hot, sizzling words concerning Sex and Slavery in Ancient Rome.
Cadmus Vipsanius is the son of an Ancient Roman Knight. His first problem is that he is gay, queer, faggot, homosexual; however, you might want to describe his interests. His second issue is even he has fallen in love with a slave, a captured Germanic warrior, originally named Odilo and renamed by Cadmus’ father, Marcus.
If the slave was your property, you could do whatever you wanted with your property. This, whatever, included homosexual behavior, AS LONG as the slave assumed the passive or feminine role. the slave was fucked or gave blow jobs.
There was, however, one unbreakable rule to this permissible queer activity. Only one no-no as far as your fellow Romans were concerned. A Roman male, whatever his status (freedman, plebeian, knight, or patrician), was forbidden to play the passive or so-called female role. For a Roman male to allow himself to accept this passive role and be fucked or perform oral sex on another male was a serious attack on the aggressive masculine identity of Roman societal norms.
If caught assuming this degrading feminine role, there could be serious consequences.
1) If not part of a family and subordinate to a paterfamilias, then the Roman might be shunned, bullied, or in the extreme even be beaten to death by incensed Romans.
2) If such a defiler of Roman customs was a member of a household with a father figure (paterfamilias), the punishment could include castration, enslavement, or death.
In this book about Sex and Slavery in Ancient Rome, Cadmus is the son of a Roman knight. His father gives him a captured Germanic Warrior as a slave for protection Because he is gay, Cadmus immediately begins to utilize the sexual services of his slave by sucking him off at every opportunity.
Wanting still more gay activity, Cadmus agrees to join an Egyptian Cult, which has, as part of the initiation, a secret gay sexual encounter in the temple of Isis. During this induction, multiple human representatives of the god Horus fuck and abuse young Cadmus.
After recovering from his night of repeated sexual attacks at the temple, he refuses to continue his participation with the cult. Members threaten him in letters and even face to face contact.
One evening he is invited to dinner at an important Senator Domus. There he learns the Senator is involved with the temple. The evening turns out to be a set up for kidnapping by pirates. The Senator pays to have Cadmus taken to Parthia and sold to a bordello.
His Germanic slave tracks him down and rescues him, just in time. At Odilo’s insistence, the two send a graphic warning to the Senator and thus the temple authorities. The threat is so persuasive, the Senator flees Rome.
Following this attack, the temple High Priest and Julius, who set the whole thing up, settle Cadmus' claims against them both. They provide cash and a further cash promise never to reveal what happened.
Not long after, Cadmus’ Father catches his son being fucked by his slave. As Cadmus’ paterfamilias, he sells the Germanic slave to a Ludus to be killed in the arena. He then sells his own son to a slave dealer with contracted instructions that Cadmus is forever to serve as a sex slave.
Odilo escapes and spirits Cadmus away. However, during the time of the eruption of Pompeii, the two are recaptured. They are sentenced to death in the arena by Cadmus’ father. On the day of their first and last appearance in the Flavian Amphitheater, an amazing turn around occurs. The former Germanic warrior defends his love with only a wooden sword.
This story of Cadmus and Odilo is a full-length man to man, sex-filled story of love, life, and death in Ancient Rome.
Cadmus Vipsanius is the son of an Ancient Roman Knight. His first problem is that he is gay, queer, faggot, homosexual; however, you might want to describe his interests. His second issue is even he has fallen in love with a slave, a captured Germanic warrior, originally named Odilo and renamed by Cadmus’ father, Marcus.
If the slave was your property, you could do whatever you wanted with your property. This, whatever, included homosexual behavior, AS LONG as the slave assumed the passive or feminine role. the slave was fucked or gave blow jobs.
There was, however, one unbreakable rule to this permissible queer activity. Only one no-no as far as your fellow Romans were concerned. A Roman male, whatever his status (freedman, plebeian, knight, or patrician), was forbidden to play the passive or so-called female role. For a Roman male to allow himself to accept this passive role and be fucked or perform oral sex on another male was a serious attack on the aggressive masculine identity of Roman societal norms.
If caught assuming this degrading feminine role, there could be serious consequences.
1) If not part of a family and subordinate to a paterfamilias, then the Roman might be shunned, bullied, or in the extreme even be beaten to death by incensed Romans.
2) If such a defiler of Roman customs was a member of a household with a father figure (paterfamilias), the punishment could include castration, enslavement, or death.
In this book about Sex and Slavery in Ancient Rome, Cadmus is the son of a Roman knight. His father gives him a captured Germanic Warrior as a slave for protection Because he is gay, Cadmus immediately begins to utilize the sexual services of his slave by sucking him off at every opportunity.
Wanting still more gay activity, Cadmus agrees to join an Egyptian Cult, which has, as part of the initiation, a secret gay sexual encounter in the temple of Isis. During this induction, multiple human representatives of the god Horus fuck and abuse young Cadmus.
After recovering from his night of repeated sexual attacks at the temple, he refuses to continue his participation with the cult. Members threaten him in letters and even face to face contact.
One evening he is invited to dinner at an important Senator Domus. There he learns the Senator is involved with the temple. The evening turns out to be a set up for kidnapping by pirates. The Senator pays to have Cadmus taken to Parthia and sold to a bordello.
His Germanic slave tracks him down and rescues him, just in time. At Odilo’s insistence, the two send a graphic warning to the Senator and thus the temple authorities. The threat is so persuasive, the Senator flees Rome.
Following this attack, the temple High Priest and Julius, who set the whole thing up, settle Cadmus' claims against them both. They provide cash and a further cash promise never to reveal what happened.
Not long after, Cadmus’ Father catches his son being fucked by his slave. As Cadmus’ paterfamilias, he sells the Germanic slave to a Ludus to be killed in the arena. He then sells his own son to a slave dealer with contracted instructions that Cadmus is forever to serve as a sex slave.
Odilo escapes and spirits Cadmus away. However, during the time of the eruption of Pompeii, the two are recaptured. They are sentenced to death in the arena by Cadmus’ father. On the day of their first and last appearance in the Flavian Amphitheater, an amazing turn around occurs. The former Germanic warrior defends his love with only a wooden sword.
This story of Cadmus and Odilo is a full-length man to man, sex-filled story of love, life, and death in Ancient Rome.
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Published July 11, 2020
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