The cothurnus was worn principally by horsemen, hunters, and men of rank and authority. |
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While the actors wore the cothurnus, the chorus appeared in their usual sandals. |
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To increase their height the tragic performers wore the cothurnus, a sort of buskin with high soles and still higher heels. |
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She wears a crown of cypress and the cothurnus boots often worn by tragic actors. |
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Encumbered as he was with his mask and cothurnus, to say nothing of the padding, it will be seen that the Athenian tragic actor had no easy task before him. |
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Madame Grandoni had insisted on the fact that she was an actress, and this little speech seemed a glimpse of the cothurnus. |
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