-
their dry,
understated wit,
which is now
known as "laconic humor". This can be
contrasted with the "
Attic salt" or "
Attic wit" – the refined, poignant...
- The
mistress was
musically inclined and
spoke Ionic Gr****, ****ed with
Attic wit.
Panthea read Lucian's
first draft, and
criticized him for flattery. He...
- she sang to the lyre
perfectly and
spoke clear Ionic Gr****, ****ed with
Attic wit.
Panthea read Lucian's
first draft, and
criticized him for flattery. He...
-
Three in the
Attic (stylized as 3 in the
Attic) is a 1968 comedy-drama film
directed by
Richard Wilson and
starring Christopher Jones and
Yvette Mimieux...
- ****es were used. The
barley was
usually not
kilned but left to dry on
attics where the wind was
allowed to blow past it, in
order to
obtain a
light colour...
-
Chicago Press ISBN 0-226-81316-9. Cornford,
Francis Macdonald, The
Origin of
Attic Comedy, Cambridge:
University Press, 1934. Padilla, Mark
William (editor)...
- the time machine, cold
glacial period,
unfriendly Papuan tribe. Knowledge,
wit,
friendship and the
ability to do
something with
their hands help the friends...
- her what is
purported to be Frank's fla****
corpse in the
attic.
Julia then
leaves the
attic,
locking the door
behind her. The
Cenobites appear and, not...
-
Rossiter was an
Everton fan. He was also a wine connoisseur, and
converted his
attic into a sort of wine cellar.
After his death, it was
revealed that during...
- firearms.
Police arrested Scott after he was
allegedly "found
hiding in an
attic."
Scott was
charged with ****aulting a
pregnant woman and
illegal drug possession...
