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duck.22 There are also extant graphic representations of Greek dramatic satyrs with tails , horns , and hairy lower extremities , reflecting the sensual nature long assigned to the goat , 23 and of the costumes of Greek comus choruses ...
duck.22 There are also extant graphic representations of Greek dramatic satyrs with tails , horns , and hairy lower extremities , reflecting the sensual nature long assigned to the goat , 23 and of the costumes of Greek comus choruses ...
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taken over the old medieval devil's costume , which may , in turn , have been ultimately derived from the conception of the satyr . The best we can do , on this our last trip backstage , is to see what type of costumes there are for ...
taken over the old medieval devil's costume , which may , in turn , have been ultimately derived from the conception of the satyr . The best we can do , on this our last trip backstage , is to see what type of costumes there are for ...
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We find the following “ costumes ” for monsters together with some details for their construction , and in this connection should be remembered the makeup of stage dragons and Stephen Gosson's sneers in The Schoole of Abuse against a ...
We find the following “ costumes ” for monsters together with some details for their construction , and in this connection should be remembered the makeup of stage dragons and Stephen Gosson's sneers in The Schoole of Abuse against a ...
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| Title | Animal Analogy in Shakespeare's Character Portrayal |
| Author | Audrey Elizabeth Yoder |
| Publisher | King's Crown Press, 1947 |
| Original from | Indiana University |
| Digitized | 28 Jan 2009 |
| Length | 150 pages |
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