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- Hermiona Asachi (Romanian: [aˈsaki], surname also spelled Asaki; December 16, 1821 – December 9, 1900), also known as Hermione Asachi, was a Romanian writer...
- Ag****iz, 1847 (unjustified emendation) Gnaphalodocera Blanchard, 1840 Hermiona Blanchard, 1845 Stenoptera Duponchel, 1838 FE (2009a,b), and see references...
- Edgar Quinet-class cruiser French cruiser Edgar Quinet Hermiona Quinet, married name of Hermiona Asachi (1821–1900), Romanian writer Marcel Quinet (1915–1986)...
- Mastigophorus (Ajax with the Whip), Andromeda, Antiopa, Danae, Equus Troi****, Hermiona, and Tereus. Two titles of his comedies are certain, Gladiolus and Ludius...
- until 1870. His wife had died some time previously, and he now married Hermiona Asachi (or Asaky), the daughter of Gheorghe Asachi, a Romanian poet.[citation...
- November 1947 (modern form) People Founder(s) Maria (Komstadius) Abbess Hermiona (Szczur) Site Location Grabarka-Klasztor, Poland Coordinates 52°25′00″N...
- Andromeda Antiopa Danae Equus Troi**** Gladiolus, only fragments survive Hermiona Ludius Odusia, a Latin translation of Homer’s Odyssey, only fragments survive...
- 100,000 sestertii on the wishes of a great lady of Dougga named Gabinia Hermiona after her death. Besides the generosity of this act of philanthropy, her...
- Providencia 24 Sán Jose El Real Jorge 30 Rebeca 20 San Francisco Javier Hermiona 30 San Jorge 36 Selerais 30 Unicornio 24 Galera Victoria 40 Galgo de Andalucia...
- Činoherní klub 1991 – Utrpení mladého Medarda (Anička) 1991 – Orestés (Hermiona) Narodni theater (Stavovské divadlo) 1991 – Sbohem, Sókrate (Klára) – vystupovala...