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Arvirargus or
Arviragus was a
legendary British king of the 1st
century AD,
possibly based upon a real person. A
shadowy historical Arviragus is
known only...
- of the
Kings of
Britain (1136),
although he
appears to
correspond to
Arviragus, the
younger son of Kymbelinus, who
continues to
resist the
Roman invasion...
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Zaida marry.
Arviragus, king of the
island of St. Laurence, or
Madagascar Aranes, an
Omrah in Zaida's
train Boreal,
admiral to
Arviragus De Sale, lieutenant...
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great hunters. The two
young men are the
British princes Guiderius and
Arviragus, who are
unaware of
their own origin. The men
discover Fidele, and, instantly...
- 2015-04-30 at the
Wayback Machine William Shakespeare,
Cymbeline (iv. 2),
Arviragus speech Christina G Rossetti, A
Nursery Rhyme Book,
Macmillan and Co.,...
- re-established,
Cymbeline is
reunited with his two sons,
Guiderius and
Arviragus, who were
abducted in
childhood by Belarius, a wrongly-banished nobleman...
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Philip M****inger; in late 1635 or
early 1636 they saw
Lodowick Carlell's
Arviragus and Philicia, part 2; and they
attended a
third performance in May 1636...
- series) - Will M****ey The
Golden Hour (2005) (TV series) - Ben
Cymbeline (
Arviragus),
directed by
Declan Donnellan (Ch**** by Jowl
World Tour)
Hitting Town...
- not to put out his eyes, but dies in an
attempt to
escape captivity.
Arviragus (also
known as Cadwal) is the
second son of the king in Cymbeline, stolen...
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Michael Gough as
Belarius Geoffrey Burridge as
Guiderius David Creedon as
Arviragus Patricia Hayes as
Soothsayer Peter Aldwyn as
British Captain Ray Mort...
