- Euripides' The
Trojan Women. In
Etruscan legend, he was
known as
Aivas Vilates. In the
account of
Dares the Phrygian, Ajax was
described as "stocky, powerfully...
- On this I
appeal to all
mothers who may be here." When a juror,
Joachim Vilate, told
Robespierre of this over dinner,
Robespierre broke his
plate in anger...
-
Joachim Vilate (9
October 1767 in Ahun,
Creuse – 7 May 1795), also
known as Sempronius-Gracchus
Vilate was a
French revolutionary figure. The Committee...
- meal with
staunch supporters including Barère, Saint-Just, and
Joachim Vilate.
During the discussion, Robespierre,
visibly incensed,
broke his
plate with...
-
missionary work in
western New York,
while Vilate Kimball cared for Young's family.
After Miriam died of consumption,
Vilate continued to care for Brigham's children...
- Pétion de
Villeneuve and François
Buzot committed suicide, and
Joachim Vilate was
arrested on 21 June. On 26 June the
French army won the
Battle of Fleurus...
- 1820 to Mendon,
Monroe County, New York. There, he
married his
first wife,
Vilate Murray, in
November 1822.
After purchasing his brother's
pottery business...
- in Nauvoo,
Illinois the son of
Heber C.
Kimball and his wife the
former Vilate Murray. His
father was an
Apostle in the
Church of
Jesus Christ of Latter-day...
- with her son,
Robespierre had
dinner with Barère, Saint-Just and
Joachim Vilate.
Discussing the matter,
Robespierre broke his
plate with his fork and called...
- king of
Mycenaean Greece, from the Gr**** Agamemnon.
Aivas Tlamunus,
Aivas Vilates Also
Eivas or Evas.
Etruscan equivalents of the Gr****
heroes Ajax, son...
