5. at what age are athenian boys considered to make the transition to the world of men?

There's not much information about this question online, but as I've gathered it would be at the age of three. At three years old, Athenian boys are considered to make the transition to the world of men. And by the age of six, they should be able to read, write, and memorize the works of Homer.

Start: 1750 
end: 1820
for the classical era i hope this helps