- In Gr**** mythology,
Pylades (/ˈpaɪlədiːz/;
Ancient Gr****: Πυλάδης) was a
Phocian prince as the son of King
Strophius and
Anaxibia who is the daughter...
-
October 1808 when she
encountered Pylade.
After a
chase of 18 hours,
Pompee was able to
catch Pylade,
which struck.
Pylade was
under the
command of lieutenant...
- (uncredited) À tout c****er (1968) - Ange L'Amour fou (1969) -
Dennis /
Pylade Paulina Is
Leaving (1969) -
Olivier Paris n'existe pas (1969) - Le beatnick...
- HMS
Vimiera was
launched in 1805 at
Havre as the
French Navy brig
Pylade (or Pilade). The
Royal Navy
captured her in 1808 and
commissioned her. She parti****ted...
-
ships of the
Royal Navy have been
named HMS
Pylades after Pylades, a
character in Gr**** mythology: HMS
Pylades (1781) was an 18-gun sloop,
previously the...
- to go, but he
implored Pylades to
deliver the
letter while he sta**** to be slain.
After a
conflict of
mutual affection,
Pylades at last yielded, but the...
-
Orestes and
Pylades languish in chains.
Orestes berates himself for
causing the
death of his dear
friend (Dieux qui me poursuivez), but
Pylades ****ures him...
-
refuses to go, and bids
Pylades to take the
letter while Orestes will stay to be slain.
After a
conflict of
mutual affection,
Pylades at last yields, and...
- and twenty-one wounded. The
brigs were
later discovered to be the
French Pylade and Palinure.
Palinure was
later captured,
causing Sir
Alexander Cochrane...
-
because he
preferred to
spend long
periods with his companion.
Orestes and
Pylades,
similarly to
Achilles and Patroclus, grew up
together from
childhood to...
