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usually had the body of a lion and the head of a goat, and the
strix or
stryge, a
creature resembling an owl or bat,
which was said to eat
human flesh...
- "Le
Stryge"
Chimera overlooks Paris from atop Notre-Dame de Paris....
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usually had the body of a lion and the head of a goat, and the
strix or
stryge, a
creature resembling an owl or bat,
which was said to eat
human flesh...
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means "sorcerer." In French,
stryge means a bird-woman who
sucks the
blood of children.
Jules Verne used the term "
stryges" in
Chapter II of his novel...
- See Joan of Arc
Grand lutrin Interior Placide Poussielque-Rusand 1868 Le
Stryge Roof
Virgin of
Paris Interior 14th
century Madonna and
Child West facade...
- In the
first two
volumes of
Chroniques des
stryges, Li-Cam
reinvented the
vampire myth with her ‘
stryges’,
beings separated from Homo
sapiens by a genetic...
- a
sometimes sinister exoticism based on
Gothic Paris. In
particular Le
Stryge has the
forceful demonic energy which at that date
French culture often...
- the
lyric to "Stumble". The album's
front cover features an
image of the
Stryge gargoyle from Notre-Dame Cathedral. I.R.S.
released Chronic Town in August...
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Henri Le Secq and "Le
Stryge" on
Notre Dame de Paris,
photographed by Nègre in 1853...
