An anti-gluttony proverb would make a plausible if not very informative play-title, along th
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...he emblematic animal often accompanying the allegorical figure of Gula, or Gluttony. Captive sensualists, with rings in their noses, are led in triumph in the
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...92. He assigns stock features of the history of Heliogabalus to the play: "gluttony, epicurism, and sexual debauchery" plus his 'man[ing] himself a god" (#872
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