Definition of Creonte. Meaning of Creonte. Synonyms of Creonte

- Creonte is a Brazilian Portuguese pejorative term roughly meaning "traitor" that is used within Brazilian jiu-jitsu organizations to refer to a former...
- over mankind. Queen Orontea renounces love, even though her chief adviser Creonte urges her to marry for the good of the kingdom. The young painter Alidoro...
- 1951 – Herbert Handt (Orfeo), Judith ****wig (Euridice), Alfred Poell (Creonte), Hedda Heusser (Genio), Walter Berry (Pluto), Richard Walleigh (First...
- form another MMA team, the Brazilian Top Team. These students were called creontes by Carlson Gracie because of perceived lack of loyalty.[citation needed]...
- committed within the context of the institution. Adultery Betrayal trauma Creonte Defection Infidelity Liar Opportunism Psalm 54 Psychological abuse Splitting...
- Terence Stamp and Silvana Mangano. Two years later, Pasolini cast him as Creonte opposite Maria Callas in his Medea (1969). In 1972, he was in Bernardo...
- Cook (a b**** voice) who guards the oranges in the palace of the witch Creonte. They are blown to the palace with the aid of winds created by the demon...
- Mimmo Palmara – Ares Roberto Camardiel – King Serse Alfio Caltabiano – Creonte George Rigaud – Lissipu Félix Fernández – Carete The film was originally...
- Messalina (1960) La strada dei giganti (1960) The Colossus of Rhodes (1961) – Creonte Barabbas (1961) – Gladiatior Trainer (uncredited) The Son of Captain Blood...
- (Antigone) soprano Caterina Gabrielli Ismene soprano Francesca Gabrielli Creonte (Creon) tenor Antonio Prati Emone (Haemon) castrato Angiolo Monanni Adrasto...