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Biceps Parnassus (Pers. Prol. 2), i.e. Parnassus with two heads or tops (bis caput). Nec fonte labra prolui caballino, Bickerstaff (Isaac ). A name assumed by Dean Swift in a satirical pamphlet against Partridge, the almanack- maker. This produced a paper war so diverting that Steele issued the Tatler under the editorial name of Isaac Bickerstaff, Esq., Astrologer (1709). |
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