What do you make of this?

[Fourth Reich]

Two things I came across today about Homosexuality in Rome, opinions are much appreciated

1; The Lex Scant[/IMG]Lex Scant[/IMG](stupru[/IMG][14] [/IMG]Lex Scantinia[/I] was revived by Domitian as part of his program of judicial and moral reform.
Any Idea on this^ 
2; http://www.iowapridenetwork.org/history.html Ancient Rome May 14, 390: A law was posted criminalizing the sexual practice of all homosexual men. The penalty for doing so was death by burning. Prior to 390, both religious and secular laws targeted only one form of homosexuality: when a man played what was said to be “a female role in intercourse with other men.” This meant that prior to 390, only homosexual men who “bottomed,” so to speak, during sexual intercourse with other men, were penalized. Homosexual men on top during intercourse were not. 
Was this the first law against homosexuality^

 

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[JoS Forum Contributions]

No, as it states its only guessing it might have.
Who really knows the Jews are always rewriting history to their narrative.
Note by 390 ACE was when the Jewish where in full control of the reigns of the empire and xianity came to power. The Jews where all over the Imperial Courts for centuries before and working to influence Western culture as they do today into their psychology of control. The Greeks hated them for the subversive  cultural distortion they where causing as Hellenized Jews even before Rome.

 

[JoS Forum Contributions]

The oldest rites in the West are of Zeus-Dionysus who was always displayed as Bi-sexual. And the rites done among free men involved homosexuality quite normally this is still seen in the East with the God as Skanda, who is Dionysus. Where homosexuals had whole cults unto themselves.
Its mentioned even in the bible Saul tries to shame new converts for returning to the temples for homosexual rites.
Dionysus rites where stated to be 15 thousand years old that the ancient Greeks could count in there day.