Category:Story of the Magician Virgil
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Furious at his romantic failure and at being exposed by his would-be paramour, Virgil is said to have devised a cunning revenge that will seem cruel and misogynistic to contemporary viewers. In a reference to the supposedly insatiable lust of women, Virgil caused all of the fires in Rome to go out and an enchanted flame to issue forth from the emperor’s daughter’s genitals.
Media in category "Story of the Magician Virgil"
The following 14 files are in this category, out of 14 total.
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Print (BM 1845,0809.1336).jpg 948 × 1,320; 360 KB
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Print (BM 1845,0809.1337 1).jpg 1,130 × 1,600; 346 KB
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Print (BM 1845,0809.1337).jpg 1,149 × 1,600; 409 KB
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The Courtesan Punished, from The Story of the Magician Virgil MET DP855494.jpg 2,960 × 2,159; 2.42 MB
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The Revenge of the Sorcerer Virgil MET DP833075.jpg 1,934 × 3,172; 2.48 MB
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The violet fairy book (1906) (14750246861).jpg 1,432 × 2,526; 767 KB
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The violet fairy book (1906) (14753402155).jpg 1,662 × 2,794; 1,005 KB
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The violet fairy book (1906) (14753404655).jpg 1,765 × 2,625; 1.66 MB