I would say not, because I regard as probably that this word was used,
if not coined, in reference to the prohibitions in Leviticus (LXX) :-
18:22 KAI META ARSENOS OU KOIMHQHSHi KOITHN GUNAIKEIAN, BDELUGMA GAR ESTI.
20:13 KAI hOS AN KOIMHQHi META ARSENOS KOITHN GUNAIKOS, BDELUGMA EPOIHSAN
AMFOTEROI: QANATWi QANATOUSQWSAN, ENOIXOI EISIN.
Note particularly the wording of Lv20:13 (LXX). Thus, I would conclude
that an ARSENOKOITHS is someone who beds a male in a manner that would
violate Lv18:22 and 20:13, as understood in the first century. There is
a recent article in Novum Testamentum about Rm1:20-25 that suggests that
the manner of intercourse was considered more offensive than the sexual
identities of those involved.
Stephen Carlson
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