...tlti^Ai xxi f«/5i/ . i -•.,".".•; is the remark of Lucian de Saltat. c. 27. upon • tragic actor. indispensable accompaniment to tragedy. They not only...like the comic ; but the half-open mouth, the large eye-sockels, the sharply-defined features, in which every characteristic was presented in its utmost...

...the ends of a speaking-trumpet, whence the Latin name for a mask, persona a persmando. XL. The mask not only concealed the individual features of well-known...entirely to forget the performer in his part, but it gave to his whole aspect that ideal character which the tragedy of antiquity demanded. The tragic...

...the ends of a speaking-trumpet, whence the Latin name for a mask, persona a personando. XL. The mask not only concealed the individual features of well-known...entirely to forget the performer in his part, but it gave to his whole aspect that ideal character which the tragedy of antiquity demanded. The tragic...

...originated in the taste for mumming and disguises of all sort?, prevalent at the Bacchic festivals, were an indispensable accompaniment to tragedy. They not only...tragedy of antiquity demanded. The tragic mask was not intentionally ugly and caricatured like the comic, but the half open mouth, the large eye-sockets,...

...originated in the taste for mumming and disguises of all sorts, prevalent at the Bacchic festivals, were an indispensable accompaniment to tragedy. They not only...tragedy of antiquity demanded. The tragic mask was not intentionally ugly and caricatured like the comic, but the half open mouth, the large eye-sockets,...

...prevalent at the Bacchic festivals. They not only concealed the individual features of wellknown actors ami enabled the spectators entirely to forget the performer in his part, but gave to his whole aspect tbut ideal character which the tragedy of antiquity demanded." Hosciua first introduced masks on the...

..."originated in the taste for mumming and disguises of all sorts prevalent at the Bacchic festivals. They not only concealed the individual features of...character which the tragedy of antiquity demanded." Koscius first introduced masks on the Roman stage about Arc 650. The garment Horace means by • palla...

...originated in the taste for mumming and disguises of all sorts, prevalent at the Bacchic festivals, were an indispensable accompaniment to tragedy. They not only...entirely to forget the performer in his part, but gave to hia whole aspect that ideal character which the tragedy of antiquity demanded. The tragic mask was...

..."originated in the taste for mumming and disguises of all sorts prevalent at the Bacchic festivals. They not only concealed the individual features of...character which the tragedy of antiquity demanded." Roscius first introduced masks on the Roman stage about Auc 650. The garment Horace mans by ' palla...

...originated in the taste for mumming and disguises of all sorts, prevalent at the Bacchic festivals, were an indispensable accompaniment to tragedy. They not only...tragedy of antiquity demanded. The tragic mask was not intentionally ugly and caricatured like the comic, but the half-open mouth, the large eye-sockets,...