10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PANISC»
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Half a century later, however, the same figures are shown with proportional
human visages, as in a Cavalieri print.64 By presenting Pan as a childlike figure
— a panisc — Michelangelo inevitably weakened the visual allusion to the
traditional ...
2
Roman Glass in the Corning Museum of Glass
The horns and forked beard identify the subject of 4 as Pan or a panisc, and the
projections from the head of the mask in panel 1 may be identified with some
confidence as the wings of Medusa. Perhaps the youth on panel 3 is a slave.
annonav, cibaria0 : IV 29, 34 (def); VII 150 - cibusv, 1346 panisc : IV 50 - annonav
, panisc : IV 143, 203, 260 (def.), 266 (def.); V 46, 58, 66, 76, 87, 118, 127, 149,
153, 168, 188, 214, 227, 238, 283, 309, 322, 397, 422, 429, 432, 455, 486, 492, ...
Abū Maʻshar, Keiji Yamamoto, Charles S. F. Burnett, 2000
4
Michelangelo, the Sculptor: Text
Everything seems to slide: the diagonal of the right leg determines the angle of
the raised arm, the head with its radiant smile is inclined forwards, and even the
head of the panisc follows the general tilt. Vasari observes that the forms are a ...
5
A Discourse of the communion in one kind: In answer to a ...
(r sanguine. Ib restt'fli. lb. me: Ofangaixi. lb. 43 [I Quotquot ex hric altarit Pa
rtiripationtsacrofanctm filii tui corpus (9- sanguinm sumpserimr, omai brmdictione
cxltfli repleamar. Gregor. * Ip/I quisumimr Communionm h'rjut sancti panisc'o-
calicis, ...
6
Origines Ecclesiasticae: Or, The Antiquities of the ...
Sed falluutur animi; cibus ille a catechumenis sccaptum sal fuit, non panisc
Angustinum ipsum udduco testem. lib. i. c. xi. . . ' Condiebar ejus sale.' Hoe
unicurn fuit sacramentum, quod in vicem corporis Christi dabatur catecliumenis,
51c.
7
Ancient Art and Its Remains: Or, A Manual of the Archaeology ...
17*). A Panisc Cic. de. Divin. i, 13. 3. At Rome a naked Venus Praxitdiam illam
antecedent (in !)<; [Per. III. IIISTORY OF GREEK ART.
Karl Otfried Müller, Friedrich Gottlieb Welcker, 1852
8
The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor: With a Life ...
So said Alanus ; " Apertissime loquimur, corpus Christivere a nobis contrectari,
manducari, circumgestari, dentibus teri, sensibiliter sacrificari, non mi- nils quam
ante consecrationem panisc." And they frequently quote those metaphors of St.
Jeremy Taylor, Reginald Heber, 1839
9
Chambers's Twentieth Century Dictionary (part 3 of 4: N-R)
[Gr. pas, pan, all, hidrōs, perspiration.] Panification,panifikā′shun, n.
aconversioninto bread.—adj.Paniv′orous, eatingbread. Panionic, panīon′ik,
adj. pertaining to all the Ionian peoples. Panisc,pan′isk,n. thegodPan,
represented as asatyr.
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The animal kingdom. Transl. [With] Plates
... by Spix under the name Brachyteles. They connect the Ateles with Lagothrix.
The other Ateles to which alone Spix restricts that name — Coaita, Buff. — have
no apparent thumb whatever. Such are the following : A. paniscus; Simla panisc.
Georges Léopold C.F.D. Cuvier (baron de.), 1834
