Philosophy of
The Philosophy of Beards A Lecture Physiological, Artistic & Historical
作者：Gowing, Thomas S.
体例：题 章数：25
字数：86,691 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 25 题- PRICE ONE SHILLING.
- INTRODUCTION.
- I. PHYSIOLOGY.
- II. ARTISTIC DIVISION.
- MORAL.
- III. HISTORICAL SURVEY.
- EGYPTIANS.
- JEWS.
- ASSYRIANS AND BABYLONIANS.
- PERSIANS, ARABS, AND TURKS.
- GREEKS.
- ETRUSCANS—ROMANS.
- Arcite in Chaucer’s Knight’s Tale thus devotes his Beard to Mars:—
- ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY.
- MODERN HISTORY.
- BRITONS.
- SAXONS.
- In the time of “good Queen Bess,” when
- A Ben Jonson, among other allusions to the Beard, has the following:—
- In his Alchemist _Subtle_ telling _Drugger’s_ fortune says—
- FACE. _What and so little Beard!_[32]
- In his Queen of Corinth we learn that—
- Of this Roman T-Beard another writer humorously says—
- HADDOCK, (LATE PAWSEY,) PRINTER, IPSWICH.
- End of Project Gutenberg's The Philosophy of Beards, by Thomas S. Gowing