(Phersur, I think? Several reputable-looking sites tell me the nominative plural is formed by adding -r with preceding vowel where necessary. I have no idea if it's attested.)
look like satyrs to you?
Yes, with their spiky beards. But the Etruscans also depict satyrs in jewelry, bronze, and pottery; they are not the same figures. I don't know if anyone knows what they are, other than their mask. Maybe that's all we need to know.
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Thank you.
And it made me do some research.
Will it lead to a poem?
Do the dancing phersu (is that the plural?)
(Phersur, I think? Several reputable-looking sites tell me the nominative plural is formed by adding -r with preceding vowel where necessary. I have no idea if it's attested.)
look like satyrs to you?
Yes, with their spiky beards. But the Etruscans also depict satyrs in jewelry, bronze, and pottery; they are not the same figures. I don't know if anyone knows what they are, other than their mask. Maybe that's all we need to know.