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Car, depuis un certain temps, on disserte beaucoup de la « sexualité » à Rome, on dispute savamment de la pertinence à Rome de la distinction hétérosexualité/homosexualité, mais on semble éluder une notion mi-âme mi-corps ? et un nom, amor, encore très présent dans notre aire romano-méditerranéenne ?, sans doute trop subtile pour ne pas effrayer les amateurs de schémas et de systèmes anthropologiques. 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