Animal symbolism in ecclesiastical architecture (1896)
Evans, E. P. (Edward Payson), 1831-1917 · New York : H. Holt · leaf 224
renard ( flaythe fox), i. e. suffer from what the Germans call 1 Vide article on Odo de Ceringtonia in Herrigs Archiv,Ixiv. In a work entitled Gothic Archiiecture in Spain., bvGeorge Edmond Street, is an engraving of this piece ofsculpture. Odo of Sheringtons Book of Fables was trans-lated into… … Flaying the Fox.(Si. Fiacre, Le Faouet.) Katzenjammer, or the after-effects of a drunkendebauch. In a word, it teaches a moral lessonby a drastic exhibition of thewoes of inebriety. Rabelais de-scribes Gargantua as a personwho was wont to flay the fox,and the common people of Francestill use the…
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