File:Hypatia by Charles Kingsley - Lee Woodward Zeigler - chapter 12.jpg
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English: "Over the camp fires, Drank I with heroes." Illustration from an 1899 edition of Charles Kingsley's 1853 novel Hypatia. Picture is from the frontispiece of Vol. 1. It illustrates a scene in chapter 12, and shows Amal and his wife Pelagia listening to Wulf singing a heroic Goth saga. |
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| Source | Charles Kingsley, Hypatia; or, New foes with an old face. With an introd. by Maurice Kingsley. De luxe limited edition. New York, Taylor, 1899. |
| Author | Lee Woodward Zeigler |
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