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Irish term bech-
samain ('bee swarm').
Delamarre further suggests it
could refer to an "****embly of the
living and the dead". The word
Samain is
believed to...
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Albert Victor Samain (3
April 1858 – 18
August 1900) was a
French poet and
writer of the
Symbolist school. Born in Lille, his
family were
Flemish and had...
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Louis Samain (July 4, 1834 –
October 24, 1901) was a
Belgian sculptor.
Samain was born in Nivelles, and
studied at the Académie
Royale des Beaux-Arts...
- her.
Every year on
Samain the
wooing used to take place; for the fairy-mounds of
Ireland were
always open
about Samain; for on
Samain nothing could ever...
- Polyphème is an
opera composed by Jean Cras with a
libretto based on
Albert Samain's 1902
verse play of the same name. It was
written by Cras
during World War...
- Encyclopedia". Britannica. 28 May 2023. ****e, S., Jaramillo, M. A., Borsch, T.,
Samain, M.-T., Quandt, D., and Nein****s, C. (2007) "Evolution of Piperales—matK...
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Maroons surprised by dogs (1893) (Brussels) by
Louis Samain....
- whiskey. In Ecuador, they
drink palo
santo tea. Salas,
Esteban Martínez;
Samain, Marie-Stéphanie (March 2019). "IUCN Red List of
Threatened Species: Bursera...
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intellectual and
writer Pascal Renwick [fr] (1954-2006),
French voice actor Albert Samain (1858–1900), poet. Ana
Tijoux (born 1977),
rapper and
singer whose family...
- A
sculpture after an 1869
design by
Louis Samain was
installed in 1895 on
Avenue Louise in Brussels. The scene—a
runaway black slave and
child attacked...
