- key
factor in her appeal,
describing her look as "odd, a bit
oriental and
snaky" and
suggesting that it
aligns with "the
traditional definition of a Hollywood...
-
asked women what
female rage
looks like to them, it was
always Medusa, the
snaky-haired
monster of myth, who came to mind ... In one
interview after another...
-
allied with Cronus, and
described as
spitting "horrible poison" and
having "
snaky" feet. In the 2nd
century AD
Metamorphoses of
Antoninus Liberalis, when...
-
interpreted her, as
goddess of nature. A
Medusa type with a horse's head with
snaky hair,
holding a dove and a dolphin,
probably representing her
power over...
-
Typhon is the
offspring of Gaia and Tartarus,
described as
having a
hundred snaky fire-breathing heads.
Hesiod says he "would have come to
reign over mortals...
-
music a
satisfying lewdness, a
sense of
sticky physicality that
gives his
snaky hooks a
pheromonal urgency." In a
review of It Won't Be Soon
Before Long...
- you descry, and
justly rule with Right's [****'s]
impartial eye. Come,
snaky-hair'd,
Fates [Moirai] many-form'd, divine,
suppress your rage, and to our...
- x. Mediolanenſis,
Familia vicecomitum, quæ anguẽ pro inſigni gerit. 23.
Snaky man
Gregory X (1271–1276)
Teobaldo Visconti A Milanese, of the
family of...
- This
unsigned article from
correspondent in East
Tennessee described Forrest as "sallow visaged" with "black,
snaky eyes" (Chicago Tribune, May 4, 1864)...
-
references to Typhon's
serpentine nature,
giving him a "tangled army of snakes",
snaky feet, and hair.
According to Nonnus,
Typhon was a "poison-spitting viper"...
