-
Dukes of Marlborough. The
motto Fiel pero
desdichado is
Spanish for 'Faithful but unfortunate'.
Desdichado means without happiness or
without joy, alluding...
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Daughters of Fire),
which included the
novella Sylvie and the poem "El
Desdichado".
Through his translations,
Nerval pla**** a
major role in introducing...
-
monument in
Musbury Church to Sir
Bernard Drake, d.1586).
Motto Fiel pero
desdichado (Spanish for: "Faithful but unfortunate")
Orders Knight Companion of the...
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wyvern wings elevated Gules and behind, the
Imperial eagle of the Holy
Roman Empire Motto FIEL PERO
DESDICHADO (Spanish for "FAITHFUL,
THOUGH UNFORTUNATE")...
-
individual jousting, a
mysterious knight,
identifying himself only as "
Desdichado" (described in the book as Spanish,
taken by the
Saxons to mean "Disinherited")...
- fleurs-de-lys Or, two over one
Supporters On
either side, a
wyvern wings elevated Gules Motto FIEL PERO
DESDICHADO (Spanish for "FAITHFUL,
THOUGH UNFORTUNATE")...
- Sinister: a
falcon Or
holding a cord
Gules and Argent.
Motto FIEL PERO
DESDICHADO Spanish:
Faithful but
Unfortunate Orders The
Order of the
Garter circlet...
- 1870.
Camille Saint-Saëns
wrote a
bolero for 2
voices and orchestra, El
desdichado, 1871.
Moritz Moszkowski's
wrote a
bolero as the last of his
first set...
- l'Orient for
voice and
piano words by the
composer Vocal — 1871 El
desdichado,
Bolero for 2
voices and
orchestra words by
Jules Barbier Vocal — 1871...
- Donne's "Song: Go and
catch a
falling star" or Gérard de Nerval's "El
Desdichado", and this
discussion used to
illustrate and
explore the
intentional fallacy...
