-
pronounced Aglaus to be
happier on
account of his contentedness.
Pausanias places Aglaus in the time of Croesus. Smith,
William (1867), "
Aglaus", in Smith...
-
Aglaüs Ernest Bouvenne (6
February 1829 - 1903) was a
French draughtsman and engraver. He was born in
Paris His
works include a
bookplate for
Victor Hugo...
- Aegisthus. His
three sons by a naiad, who were
killed by Atreus, were
named Aglaus,
Orchomenus and Calaeus.
Pelops and
Hippodamia are
parents to Thyestes....
- OCLC 929584128. Bouvenne,
Aglaus (1884). Théodore Ch****ériau:
Souvenirs et Indiscrétions, A. Detaille, Paris. Bouvenne,
Aglaus. Théodore Ch****ériau : Souvenirs...
- this
would date his
tenure to 204/205, and mean the
procurator Aelius Aglaus served as
interim governor until a
successor could arrive in the province...
-
Apanteles agatillus Nixon, 1965
Apanteles aglaope Nixon, 1965
Apanteles aglaus Nixon, 1965
Apanteles agrus Nixon, 1965
Apanteles aichagirardae Fernández-Triana...
- of aesthetes,
engravers and
poets which gathered around Achille Ricourt,
Aglaüs Bouvenne and Eva Gonzalès and
which aimed to help
artists in
financial difficulties...
-
whose flesh was
served to
their own
father by Atreus. His two
brothers were
Aglaus and Calaeus. Apollodorus, 3.8.1;
Tzetzes on Lycophron, 481
Dionysius of...
- a
number of
poems to the
Southern Literary Messenger under the pen name
Aglaus,
where he
attracted some
attention for his abilities. He left his legal...
- Cobb, Jr.,
Sophronia Currier, Mrs. S. P. Doughty,
Francis A. Durivage,
Aglaus Forrester, Mrs. H. C. Gardner,
Joseph Holt Ingraham,
Grace Lee, Mary A....
