janus was the italian god presiding over beginnings and depicted with two faces.
janus was the italian god presiding over beginnings and depicted with two faces.
who was the italian god presiding over beginnings and depicted with two faces?
janus
the two faces of january









































the two faces of january (1964) is a psychological thriller novel by patricia highsmith. its title alludes to the two faces of the roman god janus, after whom the month of january was named. biographer andrew wilson, in his 2003 publication "beautiful shadow: a life of patricia highsmith" claims the title is 'appropriate for the janus-faced, flux-like nature of her protagonists'.









































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the two faces of january
anthony zellerbach was born to a jewish family in 1832 in bavaria, germany. he emigrated to america in 1846, first to philadelphia, then to moor's flat, nevada, in 1856. in 1882, together with his son jacob zellerbach, he founded the zellerbach paper company. another son, isador zellerbach, later joined the company, and it changed its name to a. zellerbach and sons, and another son henry zellerbach joined in 1896, but the firm changed its name back to the zellerbach paper company in 1907.
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