bacchantes, hacch^tntes ; priestesses of Bacchus

satyres, satyrs; in the Greek and Roman mythology, a demigod who had homs, the feet of a goat, and a body covered with hair. They represent the elementary spirits of the mountains and forests, and are often chosen as companions to Bacchus, probably from their being rustic divinities. Note that the word spelt with an i assumes a différent meaning, that of satire.

12, Ja Fable, mythologie îore; lit. the fable ; i.e. the onreaL

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8. 25. de singulier ... de nouveau; lit de ce qui était singrulier . . . nouveau.