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Dioclesian (The Prophetess: or, The
History of
Dioclesian) is an
English tragicomic semi-opera in five acts by
Henry Purcell to a
libretto by
Thomas Betterton...
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adaptation of
Fletcher and M****inger's
Prophetess (afterwards
called Dioclesian) and Dryden's Amphitryon. In 1691, he
wrote the
music for what is sometimes...
- as a da capo. It also
appeared as a
movement in
Henry Purcell's opera,
Dioclesian, and
hundreds of
other Baroque compositions.[citation needed] Léo Delibes...
- the
various dances was
provided by
Josias Priest, who also
worked on
Dioclesian and King Arthur, and who was ****ociated with Dido and Aeneas. A letter...
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first since the ill-fated
Albion and Albanius. This was the semi-opera
Dioclesian (1690), an
adaptation of a play by
Beaumont and Fletcher. Purcell's music...
- of
compositions Opera Dido and
Aeneas (1689) Dido's
Lament discography Dioclesian (1690) King
Arthur (1691) "Fairest Isle" The Fairy-Queen (1692) The Indian...
- of
compositions Opera Dido and
Aeneas (1689) Dido's
Lament discography Dioclesian (1690) King
Arthur (1691) "Fairest Isle" The Fairy-Queen (1692) The Indian...
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others the size of ****hings. They
appear to me to be all of the
Emperor Dioclesian" ([1]) "am
baile – Fort Augustus".
Archived from the
original on 11 March...
- with
Dioclesian's nephew Maximinian. (Maximinian is
based on the
historical Maximian, Diocletian's co-ruler but no
familial relation.)
Dioclesian rages...
- behave; it was
addressed to Lucian,
first chamberlain to the
Emperor Dioclesian. St.
Theonas died in 300, and was
succeeded by St. Peter. St. Alexander...
