As part of Greek politician's ( Aeschines') proof that a member of the prosecution against him, Timarchus, had prostituted himself to ( or been " kept " by ) another man while young, he attributed fellow prosecutor Demosthenes'nickname Batalos ( " arse " ) to his " unmanliness and " kinaidi " " and frequently commented on his " unmanly and womanish temper ", even criticising his clothing : " If anyone took those dainty little coats and soft shirts off you . . . and took them round for the jurors to handle, I think they'd be quite unable to say, if they hadn't been told in advance, whether they had hold of a man's clothing or a woman's ."
