The term 'mythical man-goats' refers to two creatures from Greek mythology: fauns and satyrs. Fauns are half-human, half-goat creatures with horns, pointed ears, and sometimes a goat's tail. They are often depicted as mischievous but good-natured. Satyrs are similar to fauns, but they have a more human-like face and are usually portrayed as being more wild and lustful. Both fauns and satyrs are associated with nature, music, and wine.