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Tom explicitly mentions this as 'a book called Roman Homosexuality by a great scholar called Craig Williams, which is really the kind of the definitive work on this subject' when discussing how Romans viewed sexuality differently from modern categorizations.

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Referenced when discussing Roman emperors' sexual preferences: 'Suetonius in his Lives of the Caesars describes Claudius as a man who only ever slept with women and Galva as a man who only ever slept with men.'

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Mentioned when discussing Oscar Wilde's admiration for Antinous: 'He compares him to Dorian Gray in his novel.' This refers to Wilde's famous novel featuring the beautiful young Dorian Gray.