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plut. Lycurgus 15:" Moreover, there were incentives to marriage in these things,—I mean such things as the appearance of the maidens without much clothing in processions and athletic contests where young men were looking on, for these were drawn on by necessity, 'not geometrical, but the sort of necessity which lovers know,' as Plato says. Nor was this all; Lycurgus also put a kind of3public stigma upon confirmed bachelors."
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