Lucian of Samosata Fugitivi 18

[18] The thing would not be so dreadful if they offended against us only by being what they are. But although outwardly and in public they appear very reverend and stern, if they get a handsome boy or a pretty woman in their clutches or hope to, it is best to veil their conduct in silence. Some even carry off the wives of their hosts, ¹ to seduce them after the pattern of that young Trojan, ² pretending that the women are going to become philosophers; then they tender them, as common property, to all their associates and think they are carrying out a tenet of Plato’s, ³ when they do not know on what terms that holy man thought it right for women to be so regarded.