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| − | * '''he-goat:''' a billy-goat → in the Black Mass the host is black and is stamped with the image of a he-goat (Joris-Karl Huysmans, ''À Rebours'', | + | * '''he-goat:''' a billy-goat → in the Black Mass the host is black and is stamped with the image of a he-goat (Joris-Karl Huysmans, ''À Rebours'', page 163) |
* '''Pan:''' lecherous Greek god of flocks, pastures and woods, usually depicted as part goat → ''[[Ulysses]]'' 048.35: "Pan's hour, the faunal noon." | * '''Pan:''' lecherous Greek god of flocks, pastures and woods, usually depicted as part goat → ''[[Ulysses]]'' 048.35: "Pan's hour, the faunal noon." | ||
Revision as of 10:30, 24 November 2006
- he-goat: a billy-goat → in the Black Mass the host is black and is stamped with the image of a he-goat (Joris-Karl Huysmans, À Rebours, page 163)
- Pan: lecherous Greek god of flocks, pastures and woods, usually depicted as part goat → Ulysses 048.35: "Pan's hour, the faunal noon."
- satyr: a lecherous Greek forest deity, usually depicted as part goat
- oak → sacred to the druids of pagan Ireland
- heoak: an Australian tree
- Daniel 8: depicts a contest between the horned ram and he-goat prophesying the Medes & Persians and the Macedonians
