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Cressida (/ˈkrɛsɪdə/; also Criseida,
Cresseid or Criseyde) is a
character who
appears in many
Medieval and
Renaissance retellings of the
story of the Trojan...
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Kressida is a
minor planet orbiting the Sun. This
object was
discovered by
German astronomer Paul Götz in 1904. It is
named after the
theatrical character...
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There is also an
asteroid called 548
Kressida.
Cressida /ˈkrɛsədə/ is an
inner satellite of Ur****. It was
discovered from the
images taken by Voyager...
- 1904 546
Herodias October 10, 1904 547
Praxedis October 14, 1904 548
Kressida October 14, 1904 554
Peraga January 8, 1905 556
Phyllis January 8, 1905...
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Ekkehard by
German Joseph Victor von
Scheffel (1826–1886) DMP · 547 548
Kressida 1904 PC Cressida,
Trojan princess,
character of Shakespeare's play Troilus...
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series of
novels and
films All
pages with
titles containing Cressida 548
Kressida, an
asteroid Troilus and Cressida, a play by
William Shakespeare Briseis...
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October 14, 1904
Heidelberg P. Götz POS · 52 km MPC · JPL 548
Kressida 1904 PC
Kressida October 14, 1904
Heidelberg P. Götz · 14 km MPC · JPL 549 Jessonda...
- 4249 Křemže 13055
Kreppein 1849 Kresák 5981
Kresilas 464150
Kresken 548
Kressida 301638
Kressin 800
Kressmannia 242523 Kreszgéza 5285
Krethon 321045 Kretinga...
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Troilus a
Kressida (Troilus and
Kressida), Andromache, dir. František Štěpánek R. Avermaete: Kravská...
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named 1983, both
named for the
Atlantid nymph Calypso. 548
Kressida,
discovered 1904 and Cressida, a moon of Ur****,
discovered 1986, both...
