File:Hypatia by Charles Kingsley - Lee Woodward Zeigler - chapter 29.jpg
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English: "Rose for one moment to her full height." Illustration from an 1899 edition of Charles Kingsley's 1853 novel Hypatia. Picture is from Vol. 2, chapter 29, page 264. It shows Hypatia, naked, being attacked by a Christian mob. |
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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 |
| Other versions | Compare with Charles William Mitchell's 1885 picture of the same scene. |
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