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Bellamira is a
genus of
flower longhorns in the
beetle family Cerambycidae. This
genus has a
single species,
Bellamira scalaris,
found in
South America...
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Bellamira is a
species of beetle.
Bellamira may also
refer to:
Bellamira (Sedley play), 1687
Bellamira (Sheil play), 1818 This
disambiguation page lists...
- wit in conversation. The best, but most licentious, of his
comedies is
Bellamira: or, The
Mistress (1687), an
imitation of the
Eunuchus of Terence, in...
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Country Wife,
George Etherege's The Man of Mode, and Sir
Charles Sedley's
Bellamira: or, The Mistress. Not only
characters like
Horner and
Dorimant spring...
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Richard Sheil (1817)
Zimra in
Retribution by John
Dillon (1818)
Bellamira in
Bellamira by
Richard Sheil (1818)
Urilda in
Fredolfo by
Charles Maturin (1819)...
- Also in 1974, she
appeared alongside Helen Mirren and
Clive Revill in
Bellamira. The
following year,
Dotrice pla****
housemaid Lily
Hawkins in six episodes...
- Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. In the same RSC
season she pla****
Bellamira in The Jew of Malta,
starring Jasper Britton. On 6
December 2023, Jessica...
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Bellamira presents some problems. It is a fact that
Bellamira was
performed by the
United Company in the
Drury Lane
Theatre on 12 May 1687.
Bellamira...
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Bellamira is an 1818
historical tragedy by the
Irish writer Richard Lalor Sheil. It
premiered at the
Theatre Royal,
Covent Garden in
London on 22 April...
- of
Turkey Callapine, a
bashaw Martin del Bosco, Vice
Admiral of
Spain Bellamira, a
courtesan Pilia-Borsa, her pimp Two
merchants Three Jews A messenger...
