Roman Homosexuality: Ideologies of Masculinity in Classical Antiquity Book

I'm annoyed that standard Roman lit translations don't usually include the naughty bits, which make up the abundant sourcing of Mr. William's interesting study. (Even bad boy Catullus is usually bowdlerized, and really, what's the point?) Roman Homosexuality is richly detailed and analytically rigorous...to the point of occasional tedium, surprising in a book about sexuality. It is a worthy addition to the shelves containing those other books on classical sexuality whose titles I can't remember right now but I know Foucault is one of them. Now I need to find the good parts translations I missed in college.