[Antoninus]

Actually, when I post that, I had Socrates, Plato and a couple of other Ancient Roman and Greek Philosophers in mind.

Neither of these guys were Romans. Both were Athenian Greeks. My challenge stands: All I ask is that you come up with one instance, even in Greek law, that allows (wo)men to marry other (wo)men.

[Big Guy and Rusty 99]

In ancient Rome and Greece, Men were for woman and women were from breedding. Yes, homosexuality was 'accepted' but there was NO homosexual weddings EVER.

[Paul C. Jesup]

I said Ancient Roman and Greek Philosophers.

And your challenge has no validity.