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The lesbian love story between Iphis and Ianthe, in Book IX of Ovid’s the Metamorphoses, is most vivid. When Iphis’ mother becomes pregnant, her husband declares that he will kill the child if it is a girl. She bears a girl and attempts to conceal her gender by giving her a name that is of ambiguous sex: Iphis. When the “son” is thirteen, the father chooses a golden-haired maiden named Ianthe as the “boy’s” bride. (Wikipedia)