Note 558 — ACT V. (continued 2)
Reading edition
A deformed person; literally, one who has been branded with a hot iron. The very words “misshapen stigmatic” occur in 3 Henry VI., ii. 2. (The Greek satirist Hipponax was an ill-looking fellow.)
Reading edition
A deformed person; literally, one who has been branded with a hot iron. The very words “misshapen stigmatic” occur in 3 Henry VI., ii. 2. (The Greek satirist Hipponax was an ill-looking fellow.)