- The
sibyls were
prophetesses or
oracles in
Ancient Greece. The
sibyls prophesied at holy sites. A
sibyl at
Delphi has been
dated to as
early as the eleventh...
-
Cheyne &
Black 1899. Lactantius,
DivInst 1.6,
cited in John J. Collins,
Sybilline Oracles (Second
Century B.C.-Seventh
Century A.D.). A New Translation...
-
Sibyllinischer Sternkampf und Phaëthon in
naturgeschichtlicher Beleuchtung (The
Sybilline Battle of the
Stars and
Phaeton Seen as
Natural History). The central...
- Lady
Caroline Bury in
Graham Greene's It's a Battlefield, and for Lady
Sybilline Quarrell in Alan Bennett's
Forty Years On. The
Coming Back (1933), another...
-
French version, Blasté,
directed by
Brigitte Haentjens for her
company Sybillines Inc., also
featured Céline
Bonnier and Paul Ahmarani. MetroStar: 1991:...
- &
theological dialogue', p. 210 (2000) • 'Psalms of
Solomon 3:11–12;
Sybilline Oracles 4:175–85; 4 Ezra 7:61; Pseudo-Philo 16:3.
Other presumed annihilation...
- "Partners in Crime" 2:28 4. "Corridors and Fire Escapes"
Various 1:13 5. "The
Sybilline Sisterhood" "The
Fires of Pompeii" 1:53 6. "Songs of
Captivity and Freedom"...
-
several valuable tomes belonging to the council,
including the Devandiré
Sybilline Codex.
Later when
Angel Investigations was
offered the L.A.
branch of...
-
challenges to this interpretation, the
meaning is
confirmed by the
evidence of
Sybilline Oracles 2.73. Paul here
repeats the
standard Jewish condemnation of homo****ual...
- the
antagonist Anthracite, whom he kept. In 1965 he
created the
series Sybilline for the
rival magazine Spirou. The tone and
atmosphere were very similar...
