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Andromède (Andromeda) is a
French verse play in a
prologue and five acts by
Pierre Corneille,
first performed on 1
February 1650 by the
Troupe Royale...
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Ancient Gr****: Ἀνδρομέδα, romanized: Androméda or Ἀνδρομέδη,
Andromédē) is the
daughter of Cepheus, the king of Aethiopia, and his wife, C****iopeia...
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Characters ascend into
heaven to
become gods at the end of the 1650 play
Andromède....
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Alcarops Periclymenus Antenor Pellas Celtus Periphas Ormenus Polybus Andromedes 12 from
Ithaca Antinous Pronous Leiodes Eurynomus Amphimachus Amphialus...
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steed of ****us, and
Pierre Corneille places ****us upon
Pegasus in
Andromède.
Various modern representations of
Pegasus depict the
winged horse with...
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programmatic poems for her
symphonic poems including Irlande and
Andromède. Holmès was born in Paris, the only
child of
Charles William Scott Dalkeith...
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after escaping Minos, she
arrived at Aegina, but a
local fisherman named Andromedes attempted to ****ault her, so she
jumped off the boat and fled onto the...
- Persée et
Andromède is the 1921
first opera of
Jacques Ibert. A recording, with Yann
Beuron and
Annick M****is in the
title roles and
Philippe Rouillon...
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frequently used to
represent Louis XIV's reign, such as in
Pierre Corneille's
Andromède (1650).
Gerhart Hauptmann's
Helios und
Phaethon omits entirely the cosmic...
- Set
design for
Andromedé by
Pierre Corneille, (1650)...
