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- (1880) Said (1863) Saigon (1881) Saintonge (1854) Salazie (1883) Scamandre (1836) Scamandre (1868) Sénégal (1870) Sésostris (1836) Sidon (1891) Simoïs (1853)...
- (1880) Said (1863) Saigon (1881) Saintonge (1854) Salazie (1883) Scamandre (1836) Scamandre (1868) Sénégal (1870) Sésostris (1836) Sidon (1891) Simoïs (1853)...
- Bat" "Le faiseur d'oreilles et le raccommodeur de moules" "Le fleuve Scamandre" "La confidente sans le savoir ou le stratageme" "Le remede" "Les aveux...
- the Dine river. In the Iliad, the Trojans sacrifice horses to the river Scamandre, seen as a divinity. The rain horse is seen as a fertility demon with...
- also premiered Oithona, a three-act dramatic operatic poem; La fleuve Scamandre ("The Scamander River"), a French-style comic opera based on a Gr**** myth;...
- Achilles' two horses, are gifted with prescience. Automédon ramenant les coursiers d'Achille des bords du Scamandre by Henri Regnault, 1868, Musée d'Orsay....
- (1880) Said (1863) Saigon (1881) Saintonge (1854) Salazie (1883) Scamandre (1836) Scamandre (1868) Sénégal (1870) Sésostris (1836) Sidon (1891) Simoïs (1853)...
- (1880) Said (1863) Saigon (1881) Saintonge (1854) Salazie (1883) Scamandre (1836) Scamandre (1868) Sénégal (1870) Sésostris (1836) Sidon (1891) Simoïs (1853)...
- (1880) Said (1863) Saigon (1881) Saintonge (1854) Salazie (1883) Scamandre (1836) Scamandre (1868) Sénégal (1870) Sésostris (1836) Sidon (1891) Simoïs (1853)...
- (1880) Said (1863) Saigon (1881) Saintonge (1854) Salazie (1883) Scamandre (1836) Scamandre (1868) Sénégal (1870) Sésostris (1836) Sidon (1891) Simoïs (1853)...