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- ['Sei gegrüßt, geweihte Stille'] for voice and piano (1815) D 152, Song "Minona" ['Wie treiben die Wolden so finster und schwer'] for voice and piano (1815)...
- owned by the Hollywood actors Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton.   S/Y Minona (now Kalizma) was commissioned and built in 1906 as a luxury private yacht...
- The SY Minona was a Steam Yacht built before World War I. At the outbreak of the Second World War she was requisitioned by the Royal Navy and later became...
- Minona Corona is a corona found on the planet Venus at 23°30′N 218°30′E / 23.5°N 218.5°E / 23.5; 218.5. It is located in quadrangle V-27 (Ulfrun Regio)...
- Minona Frieb-Blumauer (born Johanna Blumauer; 11 May 1816 – 31 July 1886) was a German actress and singer. Born in Stuttgart, Minona was the daughter of...
- herself can give Sekpoli - the breath of life. Gbadu instructed her daughter, Minona, to go out among the people and teach them about the use of palm kernels...
- sometimes been translated as "witchcraft". Several vodún, such as Kɛnnɛsi, Mǐnɔna, and Gbădu, are thought to draw their power from azě. Many practitioners...
- uses the original dialogue only. The experimental adaption was directed by Minona von Vietinghoff in 2012. Wendell, a contemporary riff on Woyzeck. Set in...
- 2/2/1815 Text by Schlechta [de] 152 152 (1894) XX, 2 No. 40 IV, 7 No. 28 Minona Wie treiben die Wolken so finster und schwer 8/2/1815 Text by Bertrand [scores]...
- Ossianic poetry. In consequence, it and other Ossianic names—such as Malvina, Minona, Orla, Oscar, and Selma—were enthusiastically adopted in Scandinavia in...