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The Churches hosted notable figures from the literary, religious, artistic and business worlds: writer Charles Dudley Warner and his pianist wife Susan, author and artist Susan Hale, sculptor Erastus Dow Palmer and his wife Mary Jane, industrialist William H.

There are paintings by Frederic Church as well as artwork by his mentor Thomas Cole and friends Martin Johnson Heade and Erastus Dow Palmer.

A large museum and archive, part of the original Church property, is open to the public and includes over 700 works by Church as well as thousands of works of art by other artists, including paintings by Martin Johnson Heade, Arthur Parton and John Thomas Peele and numerous works by Church's close friend, the sculptor Erastus Dow Palmer.

In 1539 Macropedius’ most successful play, Hecastus, was published.

The main character, Hecastus, is a wealthy young man enjoying the good things of life.

Before the end of the century, Hecastus was performed and printed in the original Latin and in translation.

In the Netherlands, Hecastus was performed several times.

A farcical folk comedy, Toronto 1992 (Love, Macropedius' Hecastus.

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Die Hecastus-Dramen von Georgius Macropedius und Hans Sachs (Walter de Gruyter) Berlin - New York 2007.

From 1905 to 1906, he starred in Rufus Rastus, which was directed by Ernest Hogan.

The Athenians of the age of Aristophanes regarded the sombre ritual as archaic; its founding myth attributed its inception to Cecrops, the chthonic king of remotest legend (Aristophanes), to Diomus (Theophrastus, cited by Porphyry in De Abstinentia 2.

Details of the rite can be reconstructed in detail, thanks to a passage in Porphyry that has been traced to a source in Theophrastus.