In Classical Athens, Male Homosexuality

In classical Athens, male homosexuality

A) became an important subject in many tragic plays.
B) was practiced and tolerated in part as a means by which mature men instructed young males about the masculine world of politics and patronage.
C) after initial toleration became increasingly subject to moral and philosophical attack as a threat to the aristocratic family.
D) was a practice only associated with actors and priests, never gaining public acceptance.
E) was totally outlawed, and practicing homosexuals were publicly executed.